In Memoriam
Thomas Mikal Ford, acclaimed actor, has passed away at 52
Confirmed reports say that actor Thomas Mikal Ford has passed away after suffering from an aneurysm. He was 52.
After earlier reports saying Thomas Mikal Ford had passed away were confirmed false by his family, they have now become true.
Death details
Early reports had surfaced that Ford was on life support fighting for his life. The family confirmed those reports asking the public to pray for him and his family.
Now, recent reports say that he suffered an aneurysm and confirmed that Ford has passed away.
He was 52.
Ford was reportedly taken to the hospital on Sunday, and his condition worsened after his arrival.
Thomas Mikal Ford Was An Acclaimed Actor
Thomas Mikal Ford was best known for his role on the famed television hit show, Martin, as Tommy.
Ford also starred on other popular programs including “The Jamie Foxx Show” and “New York Undercover” and has written a series of children’s books endorsing the importance of avoiding drugs and violence.
We send our condolences to Ford’s friends and family.
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