TV actor Ed Wheeler, known for his role in Law & Order, passes away at 88.

Ed Wheeler, a beloved actor known for his roles in various TV shows and films, including Law & Order, Blue Bloods and Mickey Blue Eyes, has passed away at the age of 88. Born in Brooklyn in 1936, Wheeler's career in the entertainment industry began with TV commercials for popular brands such as Sudafed and Luvs diapers.

His first appearance on television was in 1978, when he starred in two episodes of the comedy-drama series Watch Your Mouth. However, it was his role in the 1987 film Broadcast News that truly launched his career. Starring alongside William Hurt, Albert Brooks, and Holly Hunter, Wheeler impressed audiences with his talent and dedication.

Unfortunately, on August 21st, Wheeler's wife, Messeret Stroman Wheeler, announced his passing. He had been hospitalized in New Jersey due to respiratory failure caused by complications with pneumonia. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Mrs. Wheeler shared the news and expressed her love and admiration for her late husband.

She wrote, "In loving memory of my beloved husband, Ed Wheeler. You brought light, laughter, and love into every corner of my life and the lives of all who knew you. Your talent, dedication, and passion were unmatched – whether on stage, in front of the camera, or behind the scenes."

Wheeler's impact on the entertainment industry was evident through his work in national commercials and with esteemed theater companies like the Negro Ensemble Company. Mrs. Wheeler fondly remembers him as a guiding light, a supportive partner, and her heart. Together, they built a life and created art that will continue to inspire others.

"To all who knew Ed, thank you for your love and support during this time. Let's remember him for the joy he brought into our lives and the profound impact he had on the world. Rest in peace, My Honey. You will always be in my heart."

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