Morty Gunty

1929–1984 (age 55)

Biography

Morty Gunty rose from Brooklyn clubs to national television screens, sharing his quick wit and exuberant spirit on stages from the Catskills to late-night broadcasts. Audiences treasured his timing and good-natured humor, which brightened countless evenings.

Beyond the laughter, he was known as a generous colleague and friend whose warm soul made every room feel like a welcoming gathering.

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