Actress June Lockhart Dies at 100 with Legacy in Classic TV and Rock Enthusiasm

June Lockhart, beloved for her motherly roles in "Lassie" and "Lost in Space," passed away at 100 in Santa Monica. Beyond her TV persona, Lockhart was a passionate rock and roll fan who loved attending concerts and was enamored with artists like David Bowie, The Beatles, and The Rolling Stones. Her TV son, Billy Mumy, described her as a "rock and roll goddess" and recalled her introducing him to iconic bands and carrying a photo of Bowie in her wallet during the 1980s. Lockhart's adventurous spirit extended beyond music; she enjoyed activities like driving Army tanks, flying hot air balloons, and plane-gliding, contrasting with her public image. Despite her extensive career, her biggest personal regret was never meeting Bowie before his death. She celebrated her unique life and interests openly, merging her acting legacy with her love for music and adventure.