click on Shattners pic for the message he gave for Spock, I think It is also a Fittin tribute to Mcoy

What His Costars had to say:
Leonard Nimoy: longtime friend and fellow cast member, said, "He
represented humanity and it fitted him well. He was a decent, loving, caring
partner and will be deeply missed."

Brent Spiner ("Data"):, who briefly worked with Kelley in the pilot episode of
Star Trek: The Next Generation was saddened by the news. "I hadn't heard.
What a loss. Maybe the nicest [people] of all involved with Star Trek. I was
honored to share a scene with him."

Majel Roddenberry: widow of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry,
was also stunned by the news today, saying "He was truly one of the most
remarkable and talented men to walk the face of the earth. This is the biggest
loss that Star Trek will ever have, excluding Gene."
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Recent News clip::

   DeForest Kelley, 'Bones' on 'Star
                  Trek,' dies at 79

                  June 11, 1999
                  Web posted at: 7:25 p.m. EDT (2325 GMT)

                  LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Actor DeForest
                  Kelley, who as crusty Dr. Leonard "Bones"
                  McCoy on "Star Trek" brought a country
                  flavor to outer space, died Friday. He was
                  79.

                  Kelley died after an extended illness, said
                  Carol Pfannkuche, spokeswoman for the
                  Motion Picture and Television Country
                  Home and Hospital, a retirement facility, in
                  suburban Woodland Hills.

                  "He represented humanity and it fitted him
                  well," said Leonard Nimoy, who played
                  Mr. Spock on the science fiction series.
                  "He was a decent, loving, caring partner and will be deeply missed."

                  The conflict between McCoy's all-too-human character and Spock's cold
                  logic provided grist for many of the series' lighthearted moments.

                                               Kelley reprised his Dr. McCoy role in
                                               six "Star Trek" films.

                                               His earlier screen credits include
                                               "Gunfight at the O.K. Corral" and
                                               "Raintree County."

                                               In addition to "Star Trek," he made
                                               appearances on dozens of television
                                               shows, including "Gunsmoke" and
                                               "Bonanza."

                                               Kelley is survived by his wife of nearly
                                               55 years, Carolyn.

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DeForest Kelley was born in Atlanta Georgia January
                               20, 1920. He graduated from highschool at 16 and
                             went on to sing at the church where his father was a
                              baptist minister.At seventeen he made his first trip
                                outside the state to visit an uncle in Long Beach
                             California, he intended to stay for 2 weeks but ended
                              up staying a year. Upon returning home he told his
                              parents he was moving to California to become an
                             actor . His mother encouraged him but the idea didn't
                             go over well with his father. In California Kelley was
                               spotted by a Paramount scout while doing a Navy
   Training film. He went on acting in many westerns and eventually played
          the role of Dr. Leonard McCoy wich changed his life forever.
 

DeForest Kelley - Lieutenant Commander/Dr. Leonard H. "Bones" McCoy
                  (Chief Medical Officer)
                  (Commander in Star Trek:TMP)
                  (The H. is from Star Trek III)

  (The Original Series)
 

                          "Space, the final frontier,
               these are the voyages of the starship Enterprise,
                             its five year mission,
                         to explore strange new worlds
                  to seek out new life and new civilizations,
                  to boldly go where no man has gone before."

His Movies:

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) .... Doctor Leonard "Bones" McCoy
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989) .... Doctor Leonard "Bones" McCoy
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986) .... Doctor Leonard "Bones" McCoy
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984) .... Doctor Leonard McCoy
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) .... Doctor Leonard "Bones" McCoy
Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) .... Doctor Leonard "Bones" McCoy
Night of the Lepus (1972) .... Elign Vlark
Apache Uprising (1966) .... Toby Jack Saunders
Johnny Reno (1966)
Black Spurs (1965) .... First Sheriff
Marriage on the Rocks (1965)
Town Tamer (1965)
Gunfight at Comanche Creek (1964)
Where Love Has Gone (1964) .... Sam Corwin
Warlock (1959) .... Curley Burne
Law and Jake Wade, The (1958) .... Wexley
Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (1957) .... Morgan Earp
Raintree County (1957)
Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, The (1956) .... Bit
Tension at Table Rock (1956) .... Tim
Illegal (1955)
View from Pompey's Head, The (1955)
Taxi (1953)
Men, The (1950) ... aka Battle Stripe (1950)
Duke of Chicago (1949) .... Ace Martin
Malaya (1949) ... aka Alien Orders (1949)
Canon City (1948) .... Smalley
Fear in the Night (1947) .... Vince Grayson

His TV-Shows:

77 Sunset Strip "88 Bars"
ABC Afternoon Playbreak
Bat Masterson
Black Saddle
Bold Ones: the Doctors
Bonanza
The Cowboys
The Dakotas
Death Valley Days
The Great Diamond Mines
Donna Reed Show
The Fugitive; The Gallent Men
Gunsmoke
Ironside
Laramie
Laredo
Lawman
The Lineup
The Lone Ranger
M Squad
Matinee Theatre
The Millionaire
Navy Log
Owen Marshall
Counselor at Law
Perry Mason
Police Story
Richard Diamond PE
Room 222
The Rough Riders
Route 66 "1800 Days to Justice"
 Silent Force
Silent Service
Slattery's People
Stagecoach West
Star Trek (66-69)
Star Trek: The Animated Series [Stimme] (73-75)
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Trackdown
Two Faces West
The Virginian
Wanted Dead or Alive
Wild, Wild, West
You Are There.
 
 

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