David Brenner, Star On ‘Tonight Show’ Dies At 78, After Battle With Cancer!

Comedian David Brenner, a frequent on Johnny Carson's "Tonight Show," has died after the battle with cancer malignancy, a family spokesman explained Saturday. He has been 78.

Brenner has been a staple about Carson's late-night show, appearing more times than another guest -- 158, in line with a bio upon his official site.

Before engaging in comedy, Brenner helped write, produce and also direct 115 Television documentaries, earning him just about 30 awards.

Brenner also was the writer of five books -- his most up-to-date published within 2003, "I Think There's A Terrorist In My Soup. "

Possibly in death, he kept the pleasantries coming. Brenner's last request, according to family spokesman Jeff Abraham, was to obtain $100 in modest bills tucked throughout his sock -- "just in the event tipping is recommended where I am going. "

His gravesite may read: "If this is allowed to be a joke -- i don't get it!, " based on Abraham.

Comedian Joan Rivers, a longtime buddy of Brenner's, tweeted in regards to the news of his passing Saturday.

"RIP David Brenner. I worshipped him and laughed more with him than anyone. Sorrowful, sad, sad. Realizing David, he's at this point making the satan laugh, " peruse Rivers' tweet.

Brenner is actually survived by his wife, three sons as well as a grandson.

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