james franciscus cause of death : How disastrously unexpected that your segment pushing disguising the reason for death to save the sensations of the survivors showed up in a similar issue of the Los Angeles Times as the eulogy of the popular entertainer, James Franciscus, dead of emphysema at 57. I’m glad to report that Burt Folkart’s fine eulogy evidently expressed that Franciscus was a substantial smoker!

I will in general concur with your situation with one glaring exemption: When an unmistakable individual passes on of cellular breakdown in the lungs, emphysema, pneumonia or some other smoking-related infection (Ed Murrow, Steve McQueen, Yul Brynner, Nat Cole, Harry James, Lucille Ball, John Wayne, Zeppo Marx, Humphrey Bogart, Bette Davis, Sammy Davis, et al-the rundown is interminable), to smother the way that the perished was a nicotine junkie (as they quite often are), is to give way to the schemes of the cigarette producers.

By similar token, adolescent crooks ought to consistently be distinguished, regardless of how youthful. Culprits of grown-up wrongdoings ought to be dealt with like grown-ups, not indulged by the news media.

Unexpectedly, I am a resigned dental specialist who has consistently advised my smoking patients to stress less over the revolting earthy colored stain on their teeth and more about the chance of untimely tobacco-caused passing.