Beloved Actor Passes Away Unexpectedly at 53 Nathaniel ‘Nate’ Pelletier of Hallmark’s hit TV series When Calls The Heart – which stars Lori Loughlin and Jack Wagner – tragically passed away suddenly last month at the age of 53. The star – who appeared as a taxi driver in multiple episodes of the show – died at home.

But he was best known as a member of the show’s transportation department and was responsible for caring for and driving the show’s old-fashioned vehicles….CONTINUE READING BELOW

He passed away on April 11, in his home in Langley, British Columbia, as marked by his obituary.

Martin Cummins, who plays Henry Gowen in the show, shared an emotional tribute to his co-worker and friend.

‘I just came back from a ride on the bike Gord and Nate put together for the girls and I’m taking shade in Mexico under the awning Nate helped me figure out in the woods near the old cabin,’ he began.

‘I have spent more hours at work sitting in the blue room, in silence or in conversation with Gord and Nate than I have standing on tape with the camera rolling,’ he continued……CONTINUE READING IN BELOW

‘Life is constantly changing. Things are never the same.

The Valley will not be the same without Nathaniel Pelletier. He was a gentle soul and it was my honor to call him friend.’

Nathaniel ‘Nate’ Pelletier of Hallmark’s hit TV series When Calls The Heart – which stars Lori Loughlin and Jack Wagner –

tragically passed away suddenly last month at the age of 53.

The star – who appeared as a taxi driver in multiple episodes of the show – died at home.

But he was best known as a member of the show’s transportation department and was responsible for caring for and driving

the show’s old-fashioned vehicles.
He passed away on April 11, in his home in Langley, British Columbia, as marked by his obituary.

Martin Cummins, who plays Henry Gowen in the show, shared an emotional tribute to his co-worker and friend.

‘I just came back from a ride on the bike Gord and Nate put together for the girls and

I’m taking shade in Mexico under the awning Nate helped me figure out in the woods near the old cabin,’ he began.
‘I have spent more hours at work sitting in the blue room, in silence or in conversation with Gord

and Nate than I have standing on tape with the camera rolling,’ he continued.

‘Life is constantly changing. Things are never the same. The Valley will not be the same without Nathaniel Pelletier.

He was a gentle soul and it was my honor to call him friend.’