(CNN)Here is a look at the life of Mary Tyler Moore, Emmy and Tony award winning actress.
Death date: January 25, 2017
Birth place: Brooklyn, New York
Birth name:Mary Tyler Moore
Father: George Moore, a utilities company clerk
Mother: Marjorie (Hackett) Moore
Marriages: S. Robert Levine (1983-January 25, 2017, her death); Grant Tinker (1962-1981, divorced); Richard Meeker (1955-1961, divorced)
Children: with Richard Meeker: Richard Meeker Jr., 1956-1980
Other Facts:
15 Emmy nominations with seven wins, plus one non-competitive award.
15 Emmy nominations with seven wins, plus one non-competitive award.
One non-competitive Tony Award.
One Academy Award nomination but did not win.
Moore suffered from Type 1 diabetes and was the international chairman of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Timeline:
October 3, 1961-June 1, 1966 – Plays Laura Petrie, the wife on “The Dick van Dyke Show.”
October 3, 1961-June 1, 1966 – Plays Laura Petrie, the wife on “The Dick van Dyke Show.”
1964 – Winner of Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress Emmy for “The Dick van Dyke Show.”
1966 – Winner of Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress Emmy for “The Dick van Dyke Show.”
1969 – Moore and her then-husband, television executive Grant Tinker, co-found MTM Enterprises, which produces numerous popular TV shows from the 1970s to the 1990s.
1970 –“The Mary Tyler Moore Show” debuts. Moore plays Mary Richards, a successful, single TV journalist.
1973 – Winner of Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress Emmy for “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.”
1974 – Winner of Actress of the Year – Series Emmy for “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.”
1974 – Winner of Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Emmy for “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.”
1976 – Winner of Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series Emmy for “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.”
1980 – Winner, Special Tony Award for “Whose Life Is It Anyway?”
1980 – Moore’s son Richard dies at the age of 24 of an accidental self-inflicted gun shot wound.
1986 – Is inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame.
1993 – Wins an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Special for “Stolen Babies.”
May 8, 2002 – A bronze statue is unveiled in Minneapolis, where “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” takes place, depicting Moore’s iconic hat toss in the opening sequence.
May 12, 2011 – Announces plans for elective brain surgery to remove a benign tumor.
January 29, 2012 – Receives the Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award.
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