Today, February 27, 2015 is a sad and solemn day. A science fiction icon, whose acting career spanned six decades, known globally for one character he played for more than forty-five (45) years, has "left the stage" at 83 years of age and leaves a legacy that almost no one can fill. He leaves behind many memories for those who worked with him throughout his career, for those that watched his performances on the big and small screens or seen his work in photography, and for those he met and didn't meet.
Leonard Nimoy didn't just play the character Spock from the original Star Trek series; he was Spock.
He now joins Gene Roddenberry, DeForest Kelly, James Doohan and so many more that made Star Trek possible and helped it endure for nearly fifty years.
Rest In Peace, Leonard Nimoy.
Live Long and Prosper.
