Cecil Parker Obituary, Mike Willis Ford Longtime Technician Has Died

Cecil Parker Obituary, Death – The death of Cecil Parker has occurred. As we mourn the loss of Cecil Parker today, it is with great sadness that we ask for your prayers for our work family as well as his family. Thank you for your support. In addition to being an invaluable technician at this dealership, he was also a superb team member and a good friend. Even though we are upset about our loss, we are comforted by the knowledge that he is now celebrating with the one who created us.

To the end of time, he will be remembered in our hearts. May you forever rest in peace. Mr. Parker, who was born in Hastings, made his first stage appearance when he was about the age of 25, and he firmly established his fame in 19 with a role in Noel Coward’s farce, “Blithe Spirit.”In 1950, he made his debut in New York in the play “Daphne Laureola,” which he shared the stage with Edith Evans.

Brooks Atkin son of The New York Times regarded Mr. Parker’s portrayal in that comedy to be “superb” as a deaf and crotchety spouse. Brooks Atkin son was reviewing Mr. Parker’s performance. Reviewers of his other performances have described him as “engagingly fussy” as the headmaster in “The Browning Version” on television; “a bulldozer of meanness as the despicable Captain Boycott” in the film of the same name; “richly amusing” as a, “righteous fuddy-dud” in “Tony Draws a Horse;” and “delight fully foolish and mannered” in “Quartet.”

Cecil Parker Obituary, Death – The death of Cecil Parker has occurred. As we mourn the loss of Cecil Parker today, it is with great sadness that we ask for your prayers for our work family as well as his family. Thank you for your support. In addition to being an invaluable technician at this…