Cast Cheer The customer is being paid homage George Wendt After The actor died The same day as the anniversary of the show's completion.

Wendt's family confirmed Our weekly Tuesday, May 20, that The actor died peacefully While at home to sleep. He was 76 76 years old. "She will miss forever."

Wendt's death also matches it 32nd anniversary Cheers' Completion of the series Promoted to NBC. During the show's 11-season run, Wendt was nominated for six emmys and became a fan favorite as the lovable, beer-drinking every man nameed norm, who frequented the boston bar dailly.

Vendt has played as well as Ted Danceson, John Retzenberger, Ria Pearlman, Kelsi grammar, Woody HarlesonLate Cysty Oli, Shelley Long And BayebLeaving a permanent impression on his actors and viewers in the same way.

Scroll to the bottom to see which one Cheer The stars pay homage to Vendt:

Ted Danceson

Danceson, who has played in Sam Malon's character, says Ours Tuesday that he is "devastated to hear that he is no longer with us." The actor also added, "I am sending all my love (his wife) to Bernate and the kids."

He admits "I will take a lot of time to get used to it. I love you, George."

John Retzenberger

Cliff Klavin told the Retzenberger Outlet that he was heartbreaking when he heard about the passing of my friend George Wendt. "

He remembered working with Wendt for 11 years, sharing a stage "Lots of laughter for television's favorite friendship and a front row seat." Retzenberger said, "George made the ideal alive with a subtle brightness - this is the kind of simple what it looks like is his gift."

Retzenberger continued: "He was a true craftsman - humble, smiling and full of heart. What you saw on the screen was that he was out of the screen with a time of humor and the deep loyalty to whom he loved.

He sent love to Wendt's family and finished saying that his "wife Bernatetad, their children, and those who love him have thoughts."

Eric Alan Kremer

After the guests performed in the episode of 1989 CheerKramer still remembers how Wendt was on the set. "It was very difficult to hear about his passing ... The first one was seen with George Wendt's set first Cheer … I am one of the hottest, fun boys that I am, "Kremer wrote Through InstagramThe "He welcomed that star, donating to the rehearsal actor in incredibly (and when the cameras were rolling)."

He reminded Wendt "the first one to make sure that I had a beer in my hand at the end of the night." "We have shared a history of work with Calgary Stampaders and exchanged many stories a week with Calgary Stampaders ... Cheers, indeed ... Thanks so much for laughter and education ... RIP."

Ria Pearlman

Pearlman shared in a statement about his friend Ours Tuesday

"George Wendt was the most sweet, kind man I had seen with me. It was impossible to like him. As Carla was often standing by him as I was always on his side, because Nar always took the same seat at the end of the bar, which made him easy to hold on and at least once a week liked to beat him up. I couldn't like him not too much!