Nick Holly Lifeless: ‘Sons & Daughters’,’ Dies at 51′ Co-Creator Was 51

Nick Holly, a supervisor, author and producer who co-created the ABC comedy sequence “Sons & Daughters,” died Nov. 21 of most cancers in Santa Monica, Calif. He was 51.

Initially from Geneva, N.Y., Holly performed lacrosse at Rutgers U., then moved to Hollywood the place he obtained his begin within the enterprise within the CAA mailroom. He laster turned an agent at Buchwald and went on to type the administration firm Epiphany Alliance. In 2006, he teamed along with his shopper Fred Goss to create the half-hour comedy “Sons & Daughters,” produced with Lorne Michaels’ Broadway Video. He additionally managed a slate of writers for movie, tv, and Broadway, together with Nell Benjamin, Matthew Flanagan, David McHugh, and Larry O’Keefe.

He additionally wrote for “The LeBrons” animated sequence.

His household wrote in an announcement that he “cherished the ocean, the wilderness, and touring the world, climbing mountains from Baldy to Kilimanjaro. A bigger than life character and hilarious story teller, Holly regaled his many pals with epic tales from his myriad adventures. From the plains of the Serengeti to the produce aisle of Complete Meals, Holly was at all times the hero. He shall be remembered by all who knew and cherished him as a fantastic thinker, thinker, and lover of Scotch.”

He was pre-deceased by his father, Grant Holly and brother, Alexander Holly. Holly is survived by his mom, Michael Holly, stepfather Keith Moxey, sister, Lauren Holly, and girlfriend, Amy Shapiro.

A memorial shall be held at St. Augustine By-The-Sea, 1227 Fourth Road, Santa Monica on Wednesday, Dec. 7 at 2:00 pm., with a reception to comply with. Donations could also be made in Holly’s title to the next charities: Upstage Lung Most cancers and Heal The Bay.