It has been two years since the passing of the iconic actress and singer Doris Day, who died at the age of 97. She was celebrated as one of the most prominent stars of Hollywood’s Golden Age.
As well as appearing in almost 30 movies, she released more than 650 songs between 1947 and 1967 and received many awards for her dedication to music and movies including the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
The beloved actress and singer passed away in 2019; however, a close friend recently disclosed that she preferred not to have a funeral, memorial service, or grave marker.
But why? Let’s find out.
There are numerous reasons to admire Doris Day: her exceptional talent, her passion for animal welfare, and her genuine humility.
Throughout her illustrious 50-year career, Doris garnered immense affection and respect for her contributions to film. She rose to prominence with memorable performances in classics such as Pillow Talk, Love Me or Leave Me, and The Man Who Knew Too Much.
