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Who Is Linda Scruggs Bogart? Her Cause of Death, Wikipedia, Married

Linda Scruggs Bogart was an American actress by profession. She came to the media limelight after portraying Ms. Vance's role in the T.V. Series Whitz Kids, created by Philip DeGuere Jr. for all seven episodes from 1983 to 1984.

Linda Scruggs Bogart's Cause of Death

Many people are keen to know about Linda Scruggs Bogart's cause of death. Her cause of death was throat cancer on 11 February 2017 at age 57.

Linda Scruggs Bogart's Wikipedia

Date Of Birth: 1959

Birth Day: 29 October

Father: Jimmy Synan

Mother: Margaret Asbury Synan

Age: 57-year-old (11 February 2017)

Siblings: Two

Zodiac Sign: Scorpio

Relationship Status: Married

Birth Place: Bluefield, West Virginia, USA

Married Date: 8 July 1978

Nationality: American

Husband: William D. "Bill" Bogart, Jr.

Religion: Christianity

Children: Two

Ethnicity: Caucasian

Profession: Actress

Height: 5 feet 6 Inches tall 

Net worth: $300 Thousand

Weight: 59 Kg

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Who Was Linda Scruggs Bogart? Biography & Parents

Linda Scruggs Bogart was a former actress. McCloud (1974), Black Sheep Squadron (1977), Charlie's Angels (1979), and Simon & Simon (1981-1982). Sadly, Linda Scruggs Bogart died on 11 February 2017 at age 57.

Linda Scruggs Bogart has become one of the trending topics on the internet. Many people are searching for his biography details and personal life. However, Linda Scruggs Bogart is yet to be featured on the Wikipedia page.

The former actress was raised by her parents in Bluefield, West Virginia. Her parents are Jimmy and Margaret Asbury Synan. Furthermore, Linda grew up with her siblings, Rhonda (Valentino) Bernal and Debbie Torrence.

Linda Scruggs Bogart was born on 29 October 1959 in the United States of America. She was 57 years of age at the time of her death on 11 February 2017. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. Furthermore, the late actress was an American by nationality and belonged to the Caucasian ethnicity. In addition, she followed the Christianity religion.

Her approximate height is around 5 feet 6 inches or 1.67 m tall, and she had a decent weight of about 59 kg or 130 lbs. There is no information available about her educational background.

Linda Scruggs Bogart's Married Life

Many people are curious whether Linda Scruggs Bogart was married or not. Well, the former actress, Linda Scruggs Bogart, was a married personality. She was married to her husband named, William D. "Bill" Bogart, Jr., on 8 July 1978 in Rock Island in the presence of their family and friends.

Her husband, William D. "Bill" Bogart, Jr., worked in the U.S. Air Force and served as a parts clerk for CharNor Manufacturing in Milan for over two decades. Sadly, her husband passed away on 5 July 2020 at age 62. The pair had two children, Anthony (Meryl Norton) Bogart and Derek (Amy Engesser) Bogart.

Net Worth & Career

Linda Scruggs Bogart had an estimated net worth of about $300 thousand. She earned this fortune from her professional career as a former actress. Linda Scruggs Bogart was active in the showbiz industry from 1973 to 1984, and she had credited with 19 T.V. appearances as an actress. Due to her experience and working skills, she earned a decent salary from her job as an actress.

Linda Scruggs Bogart has been passionate about acting since her childhood days. She even learned to work during her early days and showcased her talents in various theatre shows and events. Linda Scruggs Bogart debuted her acting career in 1973 in the T.V. Film, Salty in the role of Wendy Lund.

Her breakthrough role came in 1974 when she portrayed the role of Lana in the T.V. Series McCloud for one episode. Similarly, Linda was seen in the T.V. Series Cannon as the character role of Karen in 1974.

Her notable works are Shoot It Black, Shoot It Blue (1974), Get Christie Love! (1974), Kojak (1974), Barnaby Jones (1975), The Law (1975), Switch (1975), Las Vegas Lady (1975), Police Story (1975), The Million Dollar Rip-Off (1976), Starsky and Hutch (1976), The Deadly Triangle (1977), Time Express (1979), Whiz Kids (1983-1984), and others.

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