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   Feb 15, 2004 · Esther “Kitty” Buhler Bradley, a former freelance writer and screenwriter and the widow of Gen. Omar N. Bradley, the last five-star general of the U.S. Army, has died. She was 81.

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3. www.imdb.com › name › nm0119567Kitty Buhler - IMDb

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   Kitty Buhler was born on 23 July 1922 in New York City, New York, USA. She was a writer, known for The Untouchables (1959), The Ray Milland Show (1953) and China Doll (1958). She was married to Omar N. Bradley. She died on 3 February 2004 in Rancho Mirage, California, USA.

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   • Birth Date: July 23, 1922

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   • Death Date: February 3, 2004

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   He met Esther Dora "Kitty" Buhler (1922-2004) and married her on September 12, 1966; they were married until his death. As a horse racing fan, Bradley spent much of his leisure time at racetracks in California. He was often invited to present the trophies to the winners. He was a lifetime sports fan, especially of college football.

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   Mar 2, 2004 · Mrs. Bradley, known professionally as Kitty Buhler, wrote episodes for television series, including " My Three Sons " and " The 20th Century Fox Hour. " Her film credits included the 1958...

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   Feb 16, 2004 · Esther "Kitty" Buhler Bradley, 81, a former freelance writer and screenwriter and the widow of Gen. Omar N. Bradley, the last five-star general of the Army, died Feb. 3 at a hospital in...

7. www.chicagotribune.com › 2004/02/16 › esther-buhlerESTHER BUHLER BRADLEY, 81 – Chicago Tribune

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   Feb 16, 2004 · Esther “Kitty” Buhler Bradley, a former freelance writer, screenwriter and the widow of Gen. Omar Bradley, the last five-star general of the Army, has died. She was 81.

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   Who was Kitty Buhler Bradley?

   • Esther “Kitty” Buhler Bradley, a former freelance writer and screenwriter and the widow of Gen. Omar N. Bradley, the last five-star general of the U.S. Army, has died. She was 81. Bradley died Feb. 3 at the Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage, Calif., according to retired Lt. Col. Charles Honeycutt, a former aide to the general.

   Esther 'Kitty' Buhler Bradley, 81; Wife of Gen. Omar N. Bradley

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   What happened to Kitty Buhler?

   • She returned to Southern California in the mid-1950s and found work as a film and television writer. She is listed as Kitty Buhler in the credits for the 1958 Victor Mature film “China Doll,” as well as television productions, including the anthology series “The 20th Century-Fox Hour” and the series “My Three Sons.”

   Esther 'Kitty' Buhler Bradley, 81; Wife of Gen. Omar N. Bradley

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   Where is Kitty Buhler from?

   • The base is Ft. Myer. Born in New York City, Kitty Buhler attended public schools there and graduated from Manhattan Business College. She attended Kansas Wesleyan University during the 1940s and, years later, UCLA.

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   What happened to Bradley Buhler's first wife?

   • In December 1965, Bradley’s first wife, Mary Quayle, died of leukemia. Nine months later, Bradley married Buhler in the chambers of a San Diego judge. Press accounts at the time made much of the couple’s age difference -- he was 73 and she was 44. It was his second marriage and her third.

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   What happened to Kitty Bradley?

   • While visiting New York City, the then wheelchair-bound Bradley suffered a heart attack at a dinner in his honor. He died April 8, 1981, at the age of 88. Kitty Bradley then lived in Century City, where she was active in Republican politics and did some freelance writing. She moved to Rancho Mirage in the late 1980s.

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   Did Kitty Bradley make a movie about her husband?

   • Although Kitty Bradley never made a motion picture about her husband, parts of his career were chronicled in the 1970 film “Patton,” with George C. Scott as Gen. George Patton and Karl Malden as Bradley. That screenplay was partially based on Omar Bradley’s 1951 book “A Soldier’s Story.”

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9. www.upi.com › Defense-News › 2004/02/16'Kitty' Bradley, general's widow, dies - UPI.com

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   Feb 16, 2004 · RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif., Feb. 16 (UPI) -- Esther "Kitty" Buhler Bradley, the widow of U.S. Army five-star Gen. Omar Bradley and a former United Press correspondent, has died. She was 81.