Windell Middlebrooks, Actor Best Known As Miller High Life Delivery Man, Dead At 36

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Windell Middlebrooks, an actor who gained TV blurb stardom as a burly, no-nonsense drink smoothness male who confiscated a decoction from undeserving snobs, has died, his family pronounced Tuesday. He was 36.

Middlebrooks died Monday in a Los Angeles area, pronounced his manager and friend, Steve Ivey. The means of genocide and serve sum were not immediately released.

In a statement, Middlebrooks’ family members pronounced they “with sorrowed hearts, announce a flitting of a young, black star” who had exited a theatre with “great joy.”

“It was Windell’s biggest wish that his final stage not be lived on amicable media,” his family said, seeking for remoteness to mourn.

Besides his eye-catching TV spots for Miller High Life beer, Middlebrooks’ credits enclosed a TV array “Body of Proof,” ”Cougar Town” and “Scrubs.” He is in a new Adam Carolla film “Road Hard.”

“In all my years, I’ve never famous a kinder soul, and he will be dearly missed by all of us who knew him,” Ivey said.

Details on survivors were not immediately available.

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