Lynne Marie Stewart, best known as Miss Yvonne on Pee-wee’s Playhouse, has died at 78. Friends and colleagues paid tribute to her kind and talented persona. Stewart’s contributions spanned television and film and included memorable roles beyond her iconic character, highlighting her lasting impact.
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