Remembering David Cassidy
Former teen idol and “Partridge Family” star David Cassidy passed away yesterday of complications from dementia. He was just 67. Over the weekend, we heard that he was in the hospital and his…
Former teen idol and "Partridge Family" star David Cassidy passed away yesterday of complications from dementia. He was just 67.
Over the weekend, we heard that he was in the hospital and his organs were failing, and yesterday we found out that David had died, at the age of 67. His publicist says he died of complications from dementia. David first revealed that he had dementia back in February.
Some of his biggest hits were "Cherish", "How Can I Be Sure", "I Think I Love You", and "I Write the Songs", which later became Barry Manilow's signature song.
Edgewater Amusement Park, Detroit, MI
May 15, 1971
Photos courtesy of http://davidcassidy.com
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