Florence Henderson died last week, but the Brady Bunch cast members are still struggling to cope with the loss, according to the New York Times. The actress died last Thursday in Los Angeles at the ...

McCormick and Henderson became friends on set of The Brady Bunch, and stayed close until the late actress's death in 2016 Scott Huver is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. He has been writing about ...

Friends, celebrities and fans took to social media to offer their condolences and share memories of Florence Henderson, who died Thursday at age 82 from heart failure. Henderson most notably played ...

Despite the festive holiday, many stars took a break from their Thanksgiving celebrations to express their sadness at the news of the passing of Florence Henderson. The “Brady Bunch” star died ...

*Florence Henderson, the former Broadway star who became one of America’s most beloved television moms in “The Brady Bunch,” has died of heart failure, her manager Kayla Pressman said in a statement.

Maureen McCormick still treasures the many life lessons she learned from her on-screen mom, Florence Henderson. Henderson, best known for playing beloved matriarch Carol Brady in the hit ‘70s sitcom ...

America’s favorite TV mom Florence Henderson spent the last 10 years of her life battling various heart issues. Henderson — who died on Nov. 24 of a heart attack — suffered from coronary artery ...

Florence Henderson died on Nov. 24, 2016, at the age of 82 Maureen McCormick celebrated the Brady Bunch matriarch on Mother’s Day. On Sunday, McCormick, 61, shared a sweet post honoring the late ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Florence Henderson had a six-decade career on stage, in film and on TV, but to most people, she will always be known as Carol Brady. Henderson sure made her mark on television ...

Freed of singing commitments, Florence Henderson enjoyed the social aspect of the 100th Running of the Indianapolis 500. Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials designated Henderson, known for starring ...

When Florence Henderson passed away on Thanksgiving in 2016, Maureen McCormick was one of the first to lead Hollywood in mourning. Now, almost three years later, McCormick still finds herself ...