"I was interviewing for this show featuring a one-woman cast that I'm currently doing. The interviewer asked me, "What questions do people usually ask you, and I replied"They always want to find out what it was like doing work with Bea.' She was amazing and, you will recall that I realized after that I had taken it for granted because it was my first time with television. I was assuming that everybody was just as generous as she was, and as professional as she was. everyone who was doing television shows showed up knowing their lines and arrived at the right time and was willing to tell the writers "I think this line would be funnier in the event that Adie was the one to have said it or Conrad had said it, or Bill had said it.' She was hilarious, the best. She was not Maude even when she didn't say those lines. I don't think I would say she was silent. She was a very homebody. She was a mother to her children, her dog and her cooking. She didn't like the world of celebrities and was a wonderful lady. She was a wonderful person and I loved her deeply. My family was my home for six year. I loved every single one of them and all of them and it was the greatest experience anyone could've had, being introduced to television like that!"
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