In the St. Lawrence River in New York on Sunday, June 26, actress Mary Mara "drowned while swimming" and passed away. She was 61.
The "A spokesperson for the "Law & Order" actress told Fox News Digital that Mary had passed away: "Her body was discovered this morning in her favorite St. Lawrence River. She lost her life while swimming."
The spokesperson continued: "One of the best actors I've ever met was Mary. She had a wonderful sense of humor and a different perspective on life. I can still clearly recall my first encounter with her on stage in Mad Forest in 1992. She was completely alluring, loved a lot, and will be missed."On Sunday at 8:10 a.m., the New York State Police responded to a complaint of a suspected drowning at 33753 Old Farm Road in Cape Vincent, Jefferson County.
A woman was found dead in the St. Lawrence River when troopers, Cape Vincent Fire and Ambulance arrived on the scene, according to a department press release.
The victim has been named as Mary T. Mara, 61, of Cape Vincent, New York.
Initial investigations indicated that Mara drowned while swimming and that there were "no traces of foul play" on her body.
According to the New York State Police statement, she was subsequently "transported to the Jefferson County Medical Examiner's Office pending an autopsy to ascertain an official cause of death."A member of the family confirmed that Mara was residing at her sister's vacation home. Outside of Cape Vincent Village, in the Thousand Islands region, where the St. Lawrence divides Canada and the United States, the property faces the river.
The inquiry concerning Mara's passing is still ongoing.
Mara, a native of New York, started her career in show business in the late 1980s and appeared repeatedly on "Nash Bridges," "NYPD Blue," "Hope & Gloria," and "The Practice.
She collaborated alongside Sandra Bullock on "Love Potion #9," Mandy Patinkin on "Criminal Minds," Michael J. Fox on "The Hard Way," Billy Crystal on "Mr. Saturday Night," John Travolta on "A Civil Action," and others.She co-starred with William Hurt in a Yale Repertory Theatre production of Anton Chekhov's "Ivanov" in 1990. In 1989, she performed in a New York Shakespeare Festival production of "Twelfth Night" alongside Michelle Pfeiffer, Jeff Goldblum, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, and Gregory Hines.
Ray Donovan, Shameless, Dexter, and Lost are a few of the renowned television shows that Mara contributed to.
She last appeared in the 2020 movie "Break Even," which came out.
Katie Mersola, Mara's stepdaughter, Martha Mara, Susan Mara and Scott Dailey, another sister and brother-in-law, and Christopher Dailey, her nephew, are all still alive.
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