Hollywood is mourning the passing of Alice Hirson, a cherished actress whose warmth and memorable performances left an indelible impression on audiences. She died peacefully of natural causes at the age of 95 at the Motion Picture and Television Country House and Hospital in Los Angeles. Her long and respected career ensured her a lasting place in television history.

Born in Brooklyn in 1929, Hirson grew up with a love for theater and storytelling that blossomed into a professional career. She transitioned from stage work to both television and film, developing a reputation for grace and versatility. Over the decades, her acting range allowed her to move seamlessly between comedy, drama, and heartfelt family roles.

While she appeared in well-known films such as Private Benjamin and Revenge of the Nerds, it was on television that Hirson made her most significant mark. She became a familiar presence in living rooms across America, endearing herself to audiences through characters that combined humor, warmth, and humanity.

One of her most beloved roles was Claire Tanner, Danny Tanner’s mother, on the popular sitcom Full House. In that role, Hirson provided a gentle, witty presence that resonated deeply with viewers. Her portrayal captured the essence of a nurturing figure, and the character continues to hold a special place in the hearts of fans who grew up watching the series.

Her television career extended further with appearances on Ellen, where she played Lois Morgan, and on the long-running drama Dallas, where she contributed to one of television’s most enduring storylines. These roles demonstrated her ability to adapt to different genres while consistently bringing sincerity and heart to every performance.

Spanning generations, Hirson’s career connected with audiences both young and old. For many, her performances became part of cherished family viewing traditions, making her not just an actress, but a comforting presence in people’s homes. Though fans may never have known her personally, her on-screen warmth made her feel like a trusted friend. Her legacy now lives on through the timeless characters she created, ensuring Alice Hirson will be remembered with gratitude and affection. May she rest in peace.