Jessie Jones, a TV actress who became a succesful playwright with “Dearly Departed” and the Jones Hope Wooten Comedies, died March 20 in Washington, D.C. after a long illness. Her friend and writing ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jessie Jones, a TV actress who became a succesful playwright with “Dearly Departed” and the Jones Hope Wooten Comedies, died March ...

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"Jessie was an unbelievably talented and kind woman, and knowing her life’s work will continue bringing laughter to theaters around the world brings great solace," writing partner Jamie Wooten says ...

Jessie Jones, an actress and playwright with performances in several TV shows like Murphy Brown and Perfect Strangers, has died at age 75. Jones died on March 20 after a "long illness," according to ...