Claude Jarman Jr., Oscar-winning Bay Area child actory, dies at 90
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Claude Jarman Jr., an Academy Award-winning actor known for his role in 'The Yearling,' passed away at 90. He died at his Kentfield home on January 12 after battling a neurological condition. Jarman's life was marked by friendships across diverse backgrounds, as described by his wife, Katie Jarman. Born in Nashville, he was discovered by director Clarence Brown and garnered fame at a young age. Jarman later pursued a degree in history and served in the Navy, being remembered fondly by family for his gentle and nurturing nature.
"Claude was the kind of man who was friends with all different kinds of people... If he liked them, he liked them." - Katie Jarman
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