Grave Hunter David Dukes D.O.B.: June 6, 1945  (San Francisco, CA) D.O.D.: October 9, 2000 (Lakewood, WA) Cause of Death: Heart Failure Location: Forest Lawn Glendale; Triumphant Terraces; Right Hand side, towards end of wall; 3 aisles from sidewalk Biographical Notes: David Dukes was a versatile actor on the stage as well as television. He appeared in about 40 movies throughout his 30 year career. Received numerous death threats after he played a character who tried to rape Edith Bunker in "All in the Family" (1971) "Edith's 50th Birthday, Part One". His wife, Carol Muske, wrote a book titled Life after Death, where a woman upset at her husband for leaving her and child says to him "Why don't you just die?". The next day he dies of a heart attack on a tennis court. Shortly after the book was completed, Dukes went to play tennis and died of a heart attack. Among his credits are Gods and Monsters, The Josephine Baker Story, The Practice, Law & Order and Dawson's Creek.