Jack Axelrod, the esteemed TV actor known for General Hospital, has peacefully passed away at 93. Renowned for his versatile career in acting, architecture, and education, Axelrod’s impact on entertainment is celebrated. His representative, Jennifer Garland, fondly recalls their moments together, where Axelrod found solace in outdoor sketching and Shakespearean sonnets. Born in 1930 in Los Angeles, Axelrod served in the U.S. Army, pursued architecture at UC Berkeley, and honed acting in NYC under Uta Hagen. From off-Broadway roles to TV’s Kojak and General Hospital, his talent shone. Beyond acting, Axelrod’s influence extended to teaching at universities like Michigan and Penn State. As we bid farewell, we honor his legacy, remembering his final role in Bad Therapy (2020) and his lasting impact on the arts. Jack Axelrod’s contributions to TV and theater will forever be cherished.