Sam Lloyd, an actor greatest recognized for his position as Ted Buckland on Scrubs, has died. He was 56-years-old.
Lloyd was identified with an inoperable mind tumor in 2019, and the GoFundMe page set up by his friends revealed that the most cancers had additionally unfold to his lungs, liver, backbone, and jaw. Lloyd’s agent confirmed to TV Information that he succumbed to his sickness. His final TV credit included visitor starring roles on American Housewife and Modern Family.
An outpouring of affection for the departed actor shortly got here from not simply followers however the Scrubs household. Sequence star Zach Braff wrote a touching message, tweeting, “Relaxation In Peace to one of many funniest actors I’ve ever had the enjoyment of working with. Sam Lloyd made me crack up and break character each single time we did a scene collectively. He couldn’t have been a kinder man. I’ll perpetually cherish the time I had with you, Sammy.”
Relaxation In Peace to one of many funniest actors I’ve ever had the enjoyment of working with. Sam Lloyd made me crack up and break character each single time we did a scene collectively. He couldn’t have been a kinder man. I’ll perpetually cherish the time I had with you, Sammy. pic.twitter.com/wwyvGNbveG
— Zach Braff (@zachbraff) May 1, 2020
Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence reacted to the information on Twitter, writing, “Pondering loads about Sam Lloyd at the moment. (Ted). Really such a form, candy man. He might be missed by so many.”
Pondering loads about Sam Lloyd at the moment. (Ted). Really such a form, candy man. He might be missed by so many. pic.twitter.com/JRzlLKhqHB
— Invoice Lawrence (@VDOOZER) May 1, 2020
Scrubs actor Robert Maschio additionally commented on Lloyd’s passing, tweeting, “Less complicated instances, happier days, the kindest man I ever met. Straightforward going Sam, Relaxation In Peace. #RIPSamLloyd.”
Less complicated instances, happier days, the kindest man I ever met. Straightforward going Sam, Relaxation In Peace. #RIPSamLloyd pic.twitter.com/zuXyXi19sI
— Robert Maschio (@robertmaschio) May 1, 2020