GOODBYE, PAMELA TIFFIN...

Your talent was undeniable, your presence on film, unforgettable.

In fact, your cinematic queue is nothing short of awe-inspiring, flavored by such fine films as "The Fifth Cord"; "The Hallelujah Trail"; "Harper"; "Come Play with Me"; "Deaf Smith and Johnny Ears"; "One, Two, Three"; "Come Fly with Me"; "State Fair '62"; "For Those Who Think Young"; "The Lively Set"; "The Pleasure Seekers"; "Summer and Smoke"; "The Almost Perfect Crime"; "The Protagonists"; "The Archangel"; "Torture Me But Kill Me with Kisses"; "Kiss the Other Sheik"; "No One Will See You Naked"; "Viva Max!"; and that fabulous "Fugitive" episode, "The Girl From Little Egypt". 

On another pop-cultural perch, you made your indelible mark in Playboy with the 1969 pictorial, "A Toast to Tiffin": pure, provocative gold!

Your fantastic physique and stately stance are the stuff of legend, Ms. Tiffin. You were (and will always be) the kind of lady who haunts a gent's dreams, a goddess of the most enviable extreme.