Showing posts with label Dearly Departed Tours Museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dearly Departed Tours Museum. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 3, 2017

Findadeath Update: For the Love of Dick


Fact:  In 1991 Dick Sargent who portrayed Darren #2 on Bewitched came out as a gay man. 
Actually a tabloid snitched that he was part of the Gays and Sargent took it by the horns and went with it.


Fact:   Elizabeth Montgomery aka Samantha on Bewitched was down with the gays.  Here's a quote from an interview Lizzie did with The Advocate:

“We talked about it on the set that this was about people not being allowed to be what they really are. If you think about it, Bewitched is about repression in general and all the frustration and trouble it can cause. It was a neat message to get across to people at that time in a subtle way.”

Being an all around groovy gal who supports her pals, Elizabeth sat alongside Mr. Sargent in a convertible to co-Grand Marshall the 1992 West Hollywood Gay Pride Parade.

May not be Fact, but I want it to be:

When asked to comment about the day and their being in the parade, Lizzie allegedly said she was doing it,

"For the love of Dick."

Photo by Andrew Whitenack

Please let this be true.

In 2016 Dearly Departed Tours was in the Gay Pride Parade. 





Look!  We have Lizzie's wicker settee in Dearly Departed Tours.



Thanks Andrew Whitenack and Mark Langlois





Sunday, April 19, 2015

David Koresh 22nd Deathaversary

David Koresh died on this date, April 19, 1993

The ruins of Waco Texas have found their way into the 

Dearly Departed Tours Museum




Monday, February 23, 2015

A Dearly Departed Anniversary Present!

Sometimes strange and wonderful things arrive by US Mail to the Dearly Departed Tours mailbox.  

Today... what a delight!

To celebrate Dearly Departed Tours' 10th Anniversary - "Dedicated Tragical Fans" Bob and Ann Jackson sent us this amazing artwork.  

I am truly touched and cannot wait to display it properly in the Gallery!  Thank you!


Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Dead Friends RIP Roger Sinclair

My friend Roger's funeral was last weekend.  He had a terrific sendoff.

If you missed the service, I have a few of the memorial pamphlets in the shop.  

Come on by and say Hi to Roger and Me.  A small portion of his ashes now rest alongside the  
Roger Sinclair Memorial Lite Brite.


Monday, January 19, 2015

and Flo, she don't know...

 A few bricks from the Brewster Projects in Detroit where that skinny bitch from The Supremes grew up.

A new addition to our Museum!


photo nicked from Curbed Detroit

Thanks to my buddy Jeff Lockhart for being on the scene for us!