Mystery in America: The Passing of General Hospital Star Robyn Bernard

Mystery in America. American actress Robyn Bernard, who played Terry Brock in the soap 'General Hospital' for 16 years, died on Tuesday, March 12 in San Jacinto, California. She was 64 years old. The Riverside County Sheriff's Office confirmed the death and specified that Bernard's body was found in an open field behind a building housing a business. The cause of death has not been revealed, and local investigators are still looking into the incident. Robyn Bernard Dead, Who She Was Born on May 26, 1959, in Gladewater, Texas, she began singing gospel songs at a young age with her younger sister Crystal, who later acted in the '90s sitcom 'Wings'. Robyn Bernard was credited as Bernard Robin for her first role in the film 'Diva' (1981) by Jean-Jacques Beneix. The young actress then appeared in episodes of TV shows like 'Simon & Simon', 'The Whiz Kids', 'The Facts of Life', and 'Tour of Duty'. But the big break for Robyn Bernard came only in 1984, when she got the role of Terry Brock in the ABC soap opera 'General Hospital'. She played the daughter of the villain D.L. Brock (David Groh) for 145 episodes until her departure from the show in 1990. In the series, Terry Brock struggles with alcoholism issues, which impact her character's music career. Among Bernard's other acting credits are appearances in TV programs like 'Whiz Kids', 'The Facts of Life', 'Tour of Duty', and 'Maigret', and in films like 'Betty Blue' (1986), 'Roselyne and the Lions' (1989), and 'Kings for a Day' (1997). Her last screen appearance was in Voices From the High School (2002), where she played a psychologist.