She spent a lifetime under hot lights and heavy cameras, yet her most unforgettable role may have been her last: a mother, waiting for her daughter to get home safe before letting go. The woman who once shared screens with Brando and Sinatra left this world not on a soundstage, but in the stillness of her own home, the air thick with memory and love.

Easter, her favorite holiday, became the frame around her final moment, turning a day of resurrection into a personal benediction for those she left behind. To audiences, she was elegance and talent; to her family, she was warmth, wisdom, and the gentle sparkle that never dimmed with age. In the end, her greatest legacy wasn’t the Golden Globe or the iconic roles, but the way she made her exit feel like a beautifully written final line.