Kymberly Herrin’s Death happened when she was at her home.
At age 65, actress Kymberly Herrin, who was well-known for her iconic roles in the films Ghostbusters and Romancing the Stone, has passed away.
An obituary sent to the Santa Barbara News-Press confirmed Kymberly Herrin’s death. It stated that she passed away peacefully on Friday, October 28, at her longtime Santa Barbara, California residence.
While the exact cause of death is currently unknown, certain media sources have claimed that she passed away after receiving a breast cancer diagnosis.
In order to advance the research on the prevention and treatment of breast cancer, the American Cancer Society is asking for donations in the obituary.
Kymberly left behind her Mother, Billie Dodson, brother Mark Herrin, and other nieces, nephews, grandnieces, and grandnephews.
Theresa Ramirez, Herrin’s niece, posted a picture of her aunt with her two deceased sisters on Facebook with the message, ‘They are all together now. Uncle Kym Herrin. I cherish you.’
The family has not yet revealed funeral plans for Herrin. In her modeling career, Herrin, who graduated from Santa Barbara High School in 1975, is said to have appeared on the covers of over a dozen local and worldwide magazines.
California native Kymberly Herrin resided in Santa Barbara. She produced a music video for the ZZ Top song Legs from 1983. She appeared in the legendary 1980s films Romancing the Stone and Ghostbusters. She portrayed a ghost in the 1884 film Ghostbusters.
Before being chosen to appear in the 1984 music video for ZZ Top’s Legs, Herrin was a model who appeared on the covers of more than a dozen magazines, including twice for Playboy.
The Texas boogie trio became regulars on the then-emerging cable channel thanks to the third installment of an outrageous trilogy that included Gimme All Your Lovin and Sharp Dressed Man.
In the first two videos, Herrin claimed to have substituted one of the three ladies the other two didn’t like. She was the lady wearing the vivid red top in the song Legs, which became the band’s biggest hit and peaked at number 10 in the U.S and other nations.
Fans Mourn The Loss Of Kymberly Herrin
Fans of 1980s movies are in mourning over Kymberly Herrin’s death.
In response to one comment, it was stated that Herrin was very special to many people and that she was unaware of the extent of her fandom. She also complimented her humor and empathy.
‘We at Ghostbusters News send our condolences to Herrin’s family and friends and appreciate Matthew Ballard, a devoted reader, for alerting us to the news of his loss.’
Wasn’t aware. Thought it was a joke, but it was true. #KymberlyHerrin, the actress who played the Fort Detmerring Ghost aka Dream Ghost from #Ghostbusters has passed away at age 65 on October 28th, due to breast cancer. Very sad 😞. May she rest in peace and have sweet dreams. pic.twitter.com/E0wkXQxO8i
— Matthew Ballard (@moviemattb) November 16, 2022ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t7XZmpqaZpOkunC32KaZnqqcrnqpsdGroKdllJqutbSO