Wow. This makes me sad

Like everyone's been saying, he had such a soothing comforting voice and he needed it to be the voice of reason as the buffer between Katherine and Jill. When I grew up watching, he was sort of making occasional visits by then but I always looked forward to those visits because I appreciated when Y&R had moderate characters to balance out the extremes.

I guess I always hoped he'd come around again for another visit.

R.I.P. Beau Kazer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlD_MMPDrIE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DWl9ChAWAY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWecNu3_nF0

The hello Dutchess…I can imagine this being their meeting in heaven.

Wow. This makes me sad

Like everyone's been saying, he had such a soothing comforting voice and he needed it to be the voice of reason as the buffer between Katherine and Jill. When I grew up watching, he was sort of making occasional visits by then but I always looked forward to those visits because I appreciated when Y&R had moderate characters to balance out the extremes.

I guess I always hoped he'd come around again for another visit.

R.I.P. Beau Kazer.

You guys are gonna laugh but I once thought that after Katherine died, we should have gotten some scenes of Brock comforting Esther which leads to them making love......It's not a far fetched idea, and though it was never hinted that they had that type of affection of each other before....I always thought them as a paring would work somehow...

Rest On, Beau, Rest On.

Love all the old clips and hearing all the classic background music again.

Wow. This makes me sad

Like everyone's been saying, he had such a soothing comforting voice and he needed it to be the voice of reason as the buffer between Katherine and Jill. When I grew up watching, he was sort of making occasional visits by then but I always looked forward to those visits because I appreciated when Y&R had moderate characters to balance out the extremes.

I guess I always hoped he'd come around again for another visit.

R.I.P. Beau Kazer.

I feel exactly the you and everyone else about Beau Kazer and Brock. R.I.P Beau Kazer.

The way Bill Bell wrote Brock and Beau played him made him a unique character. He was a man of convictions with a strong moral compass.As such there wasn't a lot for Brock to do as he wasn't one to keep secrets,lie etc which are soap staples.

But he was great as a good friend,sounding board and support.

The way Bill Bell wrote Brock and Beau played him made him a unique character. He was a man of convictions with a strong moral compass.As such there wasn't a lot for Brock to do as he wasn't one to keep secrets,lie etc which are soap staples.

But he was great as a good friend,sounding board and support.

I think there is plenty to do for a character like that. The way Bill wrote him in the 70's, he was also a hero, a "rescuer" of the damsels in distress. That's why I found it so distasteful when a sociopath such as Victor ended up filling that bill in the 80's. But since Brock was still around some then, and Paul was a similar type character, it helped to mitigate all that. I think soaps NEED a hero, someone who is truly good. If for no other reason, to be a reactionary character to all the assholes that surround them.

Very sad to here to this. My condolences to those who knew him.

I always really liked him and was disappointed he was never kept around more permanently on the show. He came off so warm and kind. I think Y&R could have benefitted from Brock for a very long time. Sad to hear he passed. May he RIP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlD_MMPDrIE

2 minutes into this clip, Brock told Jill: "Life is so short!"