Actress Lar Park Lincoln, best known for her role as Linda Fairgate in the hit TV series Knots Landing and Tina Shepard in the horror film Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood, recently passed away on Tuesday, April 22nd at the age of 63.
News of her death was confirmed by her daughter, Piper Lincoln, who, in a statement to Fox News Digital, revealed that her beloved mother died after a fierce battle with breast cancer. The actress, who captivated audiences with her talent and screen presence, had since 2008 been courageously battling with terminal disease and even undergone several surgical procedures to combat it.
Actors Audition Studios announces the passing of its founder, Lar Park Lincoln
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Actors Audition Studios, the company established by the Murder She Wrote actress to support aspiring creatives, has also taken to its official Facebook page to announce the tragic loss of its founder and pay tribute to the celebrated actress.
In its statement, the studio expressed deep sorrow over Lincoln’s passing, emphasizing her immense contributions to the entertainment industry through her dazzling performances and mentorship over her 45-year career. The statement also revealed that the late actress was survived by her two children, Piper and Trevor, her sister, Karen, and brother, Michael, as well as her four grandchildren, Aura, Benjamin, Jack, and Mia Grace, along with her poodle, Charlie, and a vast network of friends, extended family, and fans all over the world.
Fans pay tribute to Lar Park Lincoln on her passing
Since the news of Lincoln’s passing broke, her fans worldwide have been heartbroken and have expressed their grief on various social media platforms.
An admirer of the late actress in an X post fondly remembered her as a talented and underrated performer, particularly praising her iconic role in the Friday the 13th franchise, where she cemented her status as a beloved “final girl.” Others expressed their sorrow over Lincoln’s sudden death, emphasizing how her work, despite being underrated, had left a lasting impact on horror enthusiasts and film lovers alike.