The family of Catherine O'Hara, the acclaimed actress known for her roles in “Schitt’s Creek” and numerous other comedic productions, is planning a tribute to honor her legacy following her death at age 71. News of her passing spread widely on Friday, prompting an outpouring of grief and remembrance from fans and former colleagues alike.

While specific details regarding the planned tribute remain unannounced, the family’s statement indicates a desire to celebrate O'Hara's significant contributions to the world of comedy. O'Hara’s career spanned decades, marked by her distinctive comedic timing and memorable character portrayals. Her portrayal of Moira Rose in “Schitt’s Creek” earned her widespread critical acclaim and numerous awards, solidifying her status as a comedic icon.

The news of O'Hara's death follows a period of reflection on the impact of her work. “Schitt’s Creek,” the CBC and Pop TV series in which she starred, gained immense popularity for its heartwarming portrayal of a wealthy family adjusting to life in a small town. The show's success brought renewed attention to O'Hara's talent and cemented her place in television history. The outpouring of condolences reflects the deep connection audiences felt with her and the joy she brought to countless viewers. Further details regarding the memorial or tribute will be released by the family at a later date.