Hallmark’s ‘When Calls the Heart’ Star Nathaniel Pelletier Dead at 53

Halmark star Nathaniel “Nate” Pelitier He died. It was 53.

According to him, Pelitier, who worked on the network When he calls the heart As an employee and representative of the Ministry of Transport, he died suddenly on April 11 while the house was alone in Langley, British Columbia. The cause of death is unknown.

“I touched many souls with his unusual generosity and ethics,” the obituary says. “He was always there to give a helping hand when needed and most of the time, before he asked him.

Peliter survived his daughter, Myhrsades JonesHis brothersJerame and JasonHis nephew, AndreHis father, Perry PhillipsHis mother, IPhone LinjvinHis brother, Gordon Langvin and Brian LinjvvinHis brotherTerry Van MersellAnd a vehicle Li Digoy.

When he calls the heart It was first shown in 2014 and the stars Irene Krakow As Elizabeth Tishcher, a young school teacher from a wealthy family who migrates from the big city to teach the school in a small town of coal mining in the twenties of the twentieth century. In his obituary, Pelitier, who was often playing a taxi driver in the series, pointed out to the “family of work” as “the second greatest love.”

Earlier this month, Costar Pelletter’s Martin KaminsWho depicts Henry Join on the successful chain, praised Billetier with a heart honor in Instagram.

“I just returned from a trip on the bike that Gord and Nitt set up for girls. I am taking a shadow in Mexico under the umbrella. Nita helped me discover in the forest near the old cabin. I spent more hours working in the blue room, in silence or in a conversation with Gord and Nitt more than standing on the tape with the circulating camera.” “Gord has always felt that he was a father for me, and I have been intended and his children run all over the city, while hanging in the woods and speaking shit. Life is constantly changing. Things are not the same.

responsible When he calls the heart The Instagram page also participated in the fact that the team of actors and the crew were saddened by the loss of Beeltire, with the production manager Mike Magnuson The actor described the “true rhinoceros” of a person who broke “every 14 hours every day with a wide smile and an endless cheering for everyone.”

He added that Nate “saw” people, and he was always there with a good word. It leaves a vacuum of the soul that we will not be able to replace. I was of its kind, and we loved us.