Denise Alexander, a cast member of General Hospital, pays tribute to Jacklyn Zeman, who recently passed away following a brief battle with cancer. Zeman, who turned 70 just three days before her passing, had her final episode of General Hospital air on April 27.

Denise recalls her fond memories of Jacklyn, expressing her love and admiration for her sweetness, humor, brilliance, and kindness. Their friendship blossomed both on and off the camera.

As Dr. Lesley Webber, Denise Alexander joined the General Hospital cast in 1973, while Jacklyn Zeman didn’t join until 1977 as Nurse Bobbie Spencer. Despite their different entry points, their friendship remained strong until Jacklyn’s untimely demise.

Anthony Geary, who portrayed Luke Spencer in the show, shared an exclusive message with TVLine, honoring the late star. Geary praised Zeman’s professionalism and rare quality of never speaking ill of anyone, even in a highly competitive industry like theirs.

Frank Valentini, a soap opera executive producer, announced Jacklyn Zeman’s passing, describing her as a bright light and a true professional who brought positivity to her work. While she will be deeply missed, her uplifting spirit will never be forgotten.

Condolences for Jacklyn Zeman flooded in from her General Hospital TV family and fans alike. Her generous nature and positive outlook, even in tough times, left a lasting impact. Her legacy will be forever cherished.

Laura Wright, who played Carly Spencer, Zeman’s on-screen daughter, expressed her happiness for the time she spent with the remarkable woman. Wright commended Zeman’s storytelling ability, contagious spirit, and love for her work on General Hospital.

Tamara Braun, another actress who portrayed Carly, also joined in paying tribute to Jacklyn Zeman. Braun was at a loss for words, deeply saddened by her passing. She longed to share laughter, stories, and real conversations with Zeman once more.

Sarah Joy Brown, the first actress to play Zeman’s daughter on General Hospital, also remembered her with love and admiration. Brown praised Zeman’s beauty, both inside and out, and acknowledged the sorrow felt by everyone who knew her. She sent her love to Zeman’s daughters, family, colleagues, and fans.

Jacklyn Zeman may no longer grace our screens, but her memory will forever live on in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to know her. She was a true gem of General Hospital and will be greatly missed.