Overview
- Lorna Raver died on May 12 at age 81, a fact that remained private until this month.
- Her death was quietly noted in the SAG-AFTRA Summer 2025 In Memoriam section, marking the first public acknowledgment of her passing.
- Former agent Michael Greene confirmed the news to Entertainment Weekly and declined to disclose a cause of death.
- Across stage, television and audiobooks, Raver amassed more than 50 screen credits—from a 26-episode run on The Young and the Restless to multiple Earphones Awards for her audiobook narrations—and retired after her 2013 film Rushlights.
- She earned widespread recognition for her chilling turn as Mrs. Sylvia Ganush in Sam Raimi’s Drag Me to Hell, which grossed over $90 million worldwide in 2009.