Growing Pains came and went, and now its beloved Boner has followed suit. Andrew Koenig, better known as Mike Seaver's right-hand man Richard 'Boner' Stabone, was found dead in the secluded woods of Vancouver yesterday. His parents announced the suicide came after years of battling depression, and the body was discovered after a two week search, organized when Koenig went missing in mid-February. The actor's death seems to confirm the debilitating toll 80s sitcoms take on their casts, as Kirk Cameron (Mike Seaver) now serves as the founder and leader of Christian evangelism ministry The Way of the Master Growing Pains came and went, and now its beloved Boner has followed suit. Andrew Koenig, better known as Mike Seaver’s right-hand man Richard ‘Boner’ Stabone, was found dead in the secluded woods of Vancouver yesterday. His parents announced the suicide came after years of battling depression, and the body was discovered after a two week search, organized when Koenig went missing in mid-February. The actor’s death seems to confirm the debilitating toll 80s sitcoms take on their casts, as Kirk Cameron (Mike Seaver) now serves as the founder and leader of Christian evangelism ministry The Way of the Master. Rest in peace, Boner.
February 26, 2010 at 11:15 pm, yodudebro said:
boner’s death is the anti-boner