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Alan Dysert, ‘All My Children' star, dies at 75

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Alan Dysert, ‘All My Children' star, dies at 75 — Portola Valley Health news

Alan Dysert, the actor best known for his role in the television drama “All My Children,” has died, his wife said in a statement. He was 75 when he died on Friday. “My heart is broken as I share that my beloved husband, Alan, passed away,” Michelle Dysert said in a Facebook post on her husband’s page. She added that, “While I am struggling to imagine life without him, I am forever grateful to have experienced what so many people spend their lives searching for — the love of a lifetime.” His cause of death was not immediately clear. Dysert previously wrote about his long-running battle with cancer in a 2023 memoir: “Lights, Camera, Cancer!” According to Michelle Dysert’s post, her husband “faced more than his share of health challenges over the years,” but she did not detail what those health challenges were. “He continued to approach life with determination, humor, and gratitude,” she added. “He fought hard for the life he loved, and I was honored to stand beside

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