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Tara Strong took over her role as Timmy Turner.
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Mary Kay died at the age of 38 by gunfire.
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Her husband said she was a very funny lady, and a very unhappy one.
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Eliza Schneider took over the voices for the characters she voiced in South Park.
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She took voiceover workshop lessons for two years.
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Mary Kay attended UCLA and majored in theater arts.
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Mary Kay attended Van Ness Avenue Elementary School in West Los Angeles, California.
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Mary Kay's last film that she contributed to was Balto II: Wolf Quest.
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Mary Kay was considered a Catholic-Jew because she practiced both religions.
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Her parents were singers and musicians.
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Wendy, from South Park, was her favorite person to voice.
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Her husband, Dino Andrade, established a Memorial Fund which gives people operations to prevent suicides.
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At Halloween, she threw big parties for her friends and family.
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In her fourteen years as an actress, she voiced 32 films and TV shows.
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Mary Kay Bergman really loved Halloween.
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Her husband, Dino Andrade, said that she hid her depression for a long time.
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For a short time, she left acting and got a normal job, which she hated.
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She was pronounced dead at 10:18 by the Los Angeles police.
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Her mother was Patricia McGowan.
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Mary Kay is buried in Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Cemetery.
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Mary Kay was nominated for an Annie Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production in South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut.
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Mary Kay's parents were Jewish.
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Mary Kay's idols were Carol Burnett, Gilda Radner, Tracey Ullman, and Lucille Ball.
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Mary Kay's first commercial she was in was a radio commercial for a small home security company in 1986.
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Mary Kay is 5'3" tall.
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Her husband's name was Dino Andrade.
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Mary Kay committed suicide in West Los Angeles. She committed suicide because of an anxiety disorder.
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She was in over 400 advertisements.