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Bobby Kelton is an actor and comedian who appeared in Up All Night, Riptide and World's Worst Avid Golfer. He is also the long-time companion of Rhonda Shear and a former sportswriter for LA Times.
May 19, 2023 · Humorist Bobby Kelton has reached old age and is over 66 years old. His younger brother, Kevin Kelton, was 65 years old when he was born on August 17, 1956. Kelton lost his father, Martin, in Palm Springs, California.
Apr 30, 2024 · Bobby Kelton is a veteran stand-up comedian and humorist who has performed on shows like Sportsworld and The Tonight Show. His younger brother, Kevin Kelton, is a TV writer and producer who worked on shows like Saturday Night Live and Boy Meets World.
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“By the time you get to your 50’s, you’re going to experience loss. I’ve definitely lost some good friends, some of them in the comedy world. It’s always pretty shocking because they are my age! One that hit home the hardest was the death of my best friend, George Schumer, whom I had grown up with since kindergarten on Long Island. He had a heart a...
“People often say of the deceased, ‘He, or she must have made this happen.’ My grandfather, who ironically was also named George was an avid fisherman. Recently when my 92 year old mother was visiting me in Florida and caught nine fish, both me and my mother said: ‘George must have made that happen.’ Back to Long Island George. He and I were huge S...
“One of my best comedian friends, ironically also named George – that’s three Georges – passed away from a form of leukemia, popping pills, falling and hitting his head. He died at the same exact age as the other George, but about eight years ago. George Miller was a very popular comedian, so we had a memorial at the Laugh Factory in LA. Everybody ...
“George the comedian was always taking pills: anything that makes you feel good. Muscle relaxers. Quaaludes. When the doctors gave him pills for his leukemia, he happily took way more than he was supposed to, just for the high. So this friend of ours got up at the funeral service and said: ‘George was always so stoned, so high, that right now he pr...
“My father, Martin, died four days short of his 98thbirthday last year in Palm Springs, California. It was my first immediate loss in the family. I was not at his bedside because I had a run of shows in Florida and we didn’t know if he would hang on for days or for weeks. My brother Kevin sends me a text that said “He’s gone, 12:12 pm.” I still hav...
“I have a 5 x 7 photo of my dad on my dresser. Whenever I look at it, I still find it hard to believe he’s gone. Or like San Francisco Giants George: I’ll see a video of him or a photo of the two of us, and again, it’s hard to fully believe he doesn’t exist anymore. In March at Dad’s funeral, it was my first time seeing a body in a coffin. When I t...
“It also didn’t look like my dad. Illness had eaten away at him, making him look very gaunt. In fact, he kind of looked like hisfather who had a very narrow face. Both my father and grandfather were sharp right up until they died. Towards the end, I was visiting Dad in this hospital in California. After a week I had to leave so I told him, ‘I’ve go...
“I called San Francisco Giants George the night before he died. He had alluded to some fleeting problems like shortness of breath but said he was feeling good now. After his death, I felt that had I known certain things, I could have prodded him to be proactive and get help. There was all this stuff I learned from his ex-wife months later – that he...
Think about that if-so statement made by your (now dead) BFF: the one that came true. See how it always makes you chuckle? Maybe this is a story worth preserving, especially since there’s no photo...Find a photograph of you and your BFF that’s captures your special bond. It doesn’t have to be a perfect studio portrait. More important is that the affection between the two of you is clearly expr...Identify a “sacred” object or place that represents the gist of that statement. Search memorabilia you have displayed on the wall, in a keepsake box or have stored in the proverbial “trunk in the a...Comedian Bobby Kelton shares his personal stories of losing two friends, George and Martin, and how he copes with their deaths. He talks about his memories, superstitions, and humor in the face of tragedy.
Johnny presents magazines aimed at unusual hobbies. Elia Kazan (novel "Acts of Love"); Bess Armstrong (How to Pick Up Girls! (1978)); Bobby Kelton performs s...
Bobby Kelton is a comedian who has appeared on The Tonight Show over twenty times and other TV shows. He has a degree in Journalism from Syracuse University and a website with his bio and videos.
Bobby Kelton is a comedian who has appeared on "The Tonight Show" 21 times and hosted sports bloopers videos. He also performs for corporate events and charities, and has a quirky take on reality and everyday life.
