For a decade, "Happy Days" was a staple of American television, and its iconic theme songs are still recognizable to many today. The show depicted the everyday lives of a middleclass family in 1950s Milwaukee, resonating with audiences seeking comfort and familiarity after the tumultuous Nixon era. "Happy Days" boasted a blend of seasoned talent like Ron Howard, known for his role as Opie on "The Andy Griffith Show," alongside rising stars such as Henry Winkler, whose character, "The Fonz," became a cultural phenomenon. After the series concluded in 1984, the cast moved on to different projects, with Howard emerging as a respected director. Nevertheless, the cast has maintained close relationships, with Howard and Winkler sharing a brotherly bond despite their age difference. Sadly, some cast members have passed away, a loss felt by fans and castmates alike. As the show approaches its 50th anniversary in 2024, it remains an enduring touchstone of American television, celebrated by new generations and the original audience alike. Join us as we pay tribute to the actors who are gone but never forgotten.