More cancer....

Comedian David Brenner, a regular on Johnny Carson's "The Tonight Show," has died after a battle with cancer, a family spokesman said Saturday. He was 78.

Brenner was a staple on Carson's late-night show, appearing more times than any other guest -- 158, according to a bio on his official website.

Before getting into comedy, Brenner helped write, produce and direct 115 TV documentaries, earning him nearly 30 awards.

Even in death, he kept the jokes coming. Brenner's final request, according to family spokesman Jeff Abraham, was to have $100 in small bills tucked in his sock -- "just in case tipping is recommended where I'm going."

His gravesite will read: "If this is supposed to be a joke -- then I don't get it!," according to Abraham.
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A very funny man. He will be missed.
RIP
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I remember seeing him on the Johnny Carson show many times and I always enjoyed him.

May He Rest In Peace.
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A very funny man with a sharp wit. Rest In Peace.
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I had many laughs provided by Mr, Brenner. R.I.P.
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R.I.P. Mr. Brenner
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Godspeed.
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R.I.P., Mr. Brenner.
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Brought many a smile to my face.
RIP
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I would have never guessed he was even close to that old. Wow.
God's grace to his family and friends.
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