“Happy Days” aired from 1974 to 1984 on ABC. Fans fell in love with squeaky-clean Richie Cunningham, played by Rob Howard, and his motley crew of friends. Henry Winkler, Don Most, and Anson Williams played Arthur Fonzarelli, Ralph Malph, and Potsie Weber, respectively. Legions of fans fell in love with the characters and the actors and remain loyal fans to this day. Anson Williams recently took to social media to remind fans that just because we get older doesn’t mean that we lose our value as humans.
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“My yearly reminder to every Boomer: NEVER let anyone diminish us because of our age. I’m 77. More creative, healthier, busier, more curious — and more alive than I was at 40. Why? A partner who sees the best in me. Good lovin’. Kindness. Adventure. A little discipline — eat right, move, take care of yourself. Mountains still worth climbing. And the absolute refusal to let anyone else decide my worth,” he wrote. “We didn’t come this far to become invisible. We came this far to become unstoppable. We’re not winding down. We’re still winning — and we haven’t even played our best hand yet.”
Anson Williams’ Message Struck a Chord with Many Fans
Those who’ve followed Anson Williams and his career for years loved his hot take on growing older.
“You look great. Whatever you’re doing is definitely working wonders. Look out, Rick Springfield!!!” A fan wrote.
This person agreed with Anson’s post. “I’m turning 63 in December and am also living my best life ever.”
“YOU LOOK AMAZING BIG BROTHER ANSON!! Thank you for your uplifting and inspiring zest for life and fitness that is REDEFINING AGING and is proof that we can extend the quality of our lives at every decade!! I’m grateful for a role model like you, successful actor, producer, director! Savvy entrepreneur! and devoted family man!” A fan wrote.
Anson Williams’ smile says it all. He’s definitely still living happy days.
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