Patrick Cranshaw
1919–2005 (age 86)
Actor
About Patrick Cranshaw
Patrick Cranshaw (1919–2005) lived to age 86. They were an actor. Born in Bartlesville, they died in Fort Worth. They are buried at Restland Memorial Park in Texas.
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