Robin Williams

The old '70s sitcom "Mork & Mindy" was a major kickoff point for Robin Williams' career.  It was also set in Boulder!  Now, after his passing, fans have made a memorial of the house that brought Robin Williams into our homes so long ago.

Almost 24 hours after we found out about the passing of an American legend, Robin Williams, the nation continues to grieve. I am no different than almost anyone you talk to in that I have fond memories of growing up watching Williams. I could make a list longer than anyone would want to read with all of those memories, but here is one of my favorites.

The Marin County Sheriff’s Department held a press conference today (Aug. 12) to discuss the details, including cause of death, surrounding Robin Williams’ passing.

During the taping of last night's 'Conan,' the heartbreaking news of Robin Williams' passing was announced. Instead of ignoring the news or saving it for tomorrow or not acknowledging it, host Conan O'Brien took it upon himself to share it with a shocked studio audience, sidekick Andy Richter, and guest Will Arnett.

What talent. It wasn't just talent. It was honed ability. He was an artist that allowed the forces of creativity to flow through him seamlessly, to the point where I could barely believe how he could hop from one voice to another with such ease.

As we struggle to make sense of the death of Robin Williams, we've spent some time here remembering him as a person and his work. We're obviously just a few of the many, many people Robin Williams touched during his lifetime. Among them are the many people he worked with over the years, from his days as a guest star on 'Happy Days' to his upcoming role in 'Night at the Museum 3.' Below are some thoughts, prayers and remembrances from friends and family who had the pleasure of knowing him both on- and off-screen.