Sarah Goldberg, who went by the stage name Sarah Danielle Madison, broke out in Hollywood in the TV series Judging Amy in 2002. She was best known, however, for playing Sarah Glass Camden (Barry Watson's love interest) in 7th Heaven from 2002 to 2006. Her family says she died of natural causes. She was 40.
too young RIP.
ReplyDeleteThat is so sad. What is natural causes at 40? I genuinely don't know.
ReplyDeleteIm not downing the lady, js natural causes at 40 is bush. RIP it's probably heart but...
DeleteStrange timing
ReplyDeleteOh never mind, she died September 27 but they're only publicizing it because of the other 7th Heaven scandal. Otherwise she wouldn't have been news?
DeleteBeautiful! RIP.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sad neews...RIP
ReplyDeleteHow do you die of natural causes at 40?
ReplyDeleteHeart issues possibly not previously diagnosed. So sad. Happened to 2 teens at my daughter's school.
DeleteThis is scary, clearly, tragic...but so scary...as someone Just North of 40.... How does this happen to a seemingly healthy woman.?i respect the family's privacy, but it's mysterious. maybe there was a congenital heart issue.
ReplyDelete@reno...just saw your comments^above...yes! I wonder this as well.
They think it was a heart problem.
ReplyDeleteCervical cancer killed my friend at 45. Breast cancer...illness happens..
ReplyDeleteCervical cancer killed my friend at 45. Breast cancer...illness happens..
ReplyDeleteShe had a heart condition.
ReplyDelete@Princess Nobody posted about this yesterday, it was a sweet memorial to her. RIP
Yes but illness is not natural causes.
ReplyDeletetoo young ….RIP
ReplyDeleteSad. So young.
ReplyDeleteNot a great week to be a 7th Heaven Alum.
ReplyDeleteRIP lady.
Makes you wonder if it's connected to her former co-star. RIP.
ReplyDeleteVery sad. She seemed like a wonderful person still very close to her family.
ReplyDeleteNatural causes? At the age of 40???
ReplyDeleteWhat's going on with that 7th Heaven cast?
@Renoblondee who said: "Yes but illness is not natural causes."
ReplyDeleteYes, illnesses are natural causes. That's exactly what "natural causes" MEANS.
Saying she died from natural causes is the same as saying she died from an illness or other health issue, without being specific.
@Jess Yes, you're right. I was thinking in the terms of if it was cancer it would say she died of cancer, not natural causes. I was over thinking it.
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