Friday the 13th
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Friday the 13th – Remembering Laurie Bartram
On Friday the 13th I always break to echo on someone I once knew. Her name was Laurie Bartram. If you’re of a incontrovertible age you may recall the queer fish "Friday the 13th" flick picture show released in 1980. Laurie was "Brenda" – one of the settlement counselors in the flick picture show. Before becoming a talkie unrivalled, Laurie played Karen Campbell on "Another Magic" (soap opera) in 1978-1979.
Laurie unequivocal to give up her acting occupation and as a substitute for wait upon Independence University, which is where I met her. We were both on the same singing yoke (called SMITE back then).
On celebration she would alleviate me with my homework when we were on the procedure traveling almost every weekend to blow the whistle in distinct churches. Our band of a dozen singers criss-crossed the south in a big Dulcet Eagle bus. I’ll never consign to oblivion, Laurie once helped me with an English obligation – she helped me agree what Hemingway’s "Hills like Caucasian elephants" temporary detective story was talking about.
...Friday The 13th (1980) End Theme
: Sean S. Cunningham Starting: Betsy Palmer, Adrienne Regent, Harry Crosby, Laurie Bartram, Mark Nelson, Jeannine Taylor, Robbi Morgan, Kevin Bacon ...
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Do you remember Laurie Bartram from F13th?she passed away recently.?
She played Branda in Part 1. She had inoperable cancer and died on the 25th May 2007. So sad. R.I.P. Do you recall her?
http://www.fridaythe13thfilms.com/saga/p art1/lauriebartram.html
I memorialize her. She got a ride from an old man to the camp for most of the way. Then, Jason's mom picked her up. When they passed the road to the camp, Brenda jumped out & tried to vanish. But she was killed when her throat was slit.
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I call to mind her. She got a ride from an old man to the camp for most of the way. Then, Jason's mom picked her up. When they passed the road to the camp, Brenda jumped out & tried to do a bunk. But she was killed when her throat was slit.
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Laurie Bartram - Bookshelf
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Laurie Bartram - News
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Real Estate Transactions Janette F. Bartfield sold 3217 John Bartram Dwelling, Foxmoor to Alfred C. Sagazio Jr. and Mary Katherine Sagazio for $228500. Elizabeth B. Read sold 3250 Sand |