Barbara Eden is remembering Patrick Muldoon with warmth and heartfelt appreciation following his sudden passing. The “I Dream of Jeannie” star shared a personal message on social media, reflecting on their time working together and the kindness he brought to every moment they shared.
GettyMuldoon died on April 19 at the age of 57 after suffering a heart attack, his manager confirmed, as per Deadline. In the wake of his passing, Eden’s reflects the warmth and connection he shared with those around him.
Barbara Eden Reflects on Working With Muldoon
Eden shared a message filled with warmth as she remembered her time with Patrick Muldoon, offering a glimpse into their connection on set.
Her words highlighted not only their professional collaboration but also the easy camaraderie and kindness that defined their time together.
“So saddened to learn about the sudden passing of Patrick Muldoon, with whom I costarred in 2019’s ‘My Adventures with Santa.’ Patrick was a sweet man who was very personable. I enjoyed the time we spent between takes and just enjoying each other’s company in general during the production of the film. He made the experience even more fun. While the passing of a loved one is never easy, it is especially difficult when it’s unexpected and sudden, as I understand Patrick’s was. My thoughts and condolences are with his family and friends. -Barbara Eden”
Eden’s tribute was accompanied by a photo from the 2019 film “My Adventures with Santa,” where she worked alongside Muldoon and Denise Richards.
The image captured a lighthearted moment from the set, reflecting the kind of atmosphere she described in her message. Her words offered a glimpse into working with Muldoon, highlighting his easygoing nature and the joy he brought to those around him.
Family Remembers Him as a ‘Brightest Light’
Muldoon’s family has also shared a deeply personal tribute in the days following his passing, offering a heartfelt reflection on the life he lived and the love he gave.
His sister, Shana Muldoon-Zappa, remembered him as a steady source of light and joy, someone whose presence was felt in every room he entered.
“Today we woke up and realized yesterday was not just a bad dream. Thank you for the outpouring. We are in shock.”
Her words carried both the weight of loss and the comfort of cherished memories.
Getty“Those that knew my brother knew he IS the brightest light in every room, in any moment, on any day. I believe he is continuing to be so in spirit.”
She shared that she is choosing to hold on to a recent memory of him, one filled with music, laughter, and the people he loved most.
“I don’t have words at this time other than I choose to remember him like this from just Easter Sunday. In his most authentic self- singing, bringing joy and magic, and surrounded with those he loved.”
She also invited others to keep his memory alive in their own way, through stories and shared moments.
“Bobo, I hope you feel how many people love you. If you have pictures, videos, and beautiful memories, please share, spread, and keep his spirit alive. Talk to him. He believed in that connection with the divine.”
Muldoon, known for his roles in “Days of Our Lives,” “Melrose Place” and “Starship Troopers,” died on April 19 at the age of 57 after suffering a heart attack.
