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Gwen Farrell Adair, who appeared on M*A*S*H and was the first licensed woman boxing referee, died on Thursday at 94 due to natural causes in Sherman Oaks, California. She made her TV debut on M*A*S*H in 1972 and played multiple roles throughout its 11-season run.
Gwen Farrell Adair died on Thursday at the age of 94. Her son, Keith Farrell, reported that she died of natural causes in Sherman Oaks, California. A native of Austin, Texas, Farrell made her television debut on the second episode of M*A*S*H as a nurse in 1972. She played multiple roles on the show throughout its 11-season run, including Nurses Gwen, Wilson, Able, and Butler, as well as an anesthesiologist. Farrell also appeared in an episode of Starsky and Hutch in 1975 and in the 1977 film, Billy Jack Goes to Washington. She became the first woman to become a licensed boxing referee in 1979.
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