Actress Jennifer Robyn Bernard, remembered as one of the original stars of General Hospital, has passed away.

Bernard, who played Terry Brock on the beloved soap opera during the 1980s, was discovered earlier this week in San Jacinto, California.

Authorities confirmed her identity through fingerprints after police responded to a report of a death on Tuesday.

An autopsy has been scheduled, though the official cause of death has not yet been disclosed.

Robyn appeared in 145 episodes of General Hospital between 1984 and 1990, leaving a lasting impression on fans of the series.

Beyond her role as Terry Brock, she also appeared in Voices from the High School in 2002, where she took on the role of a psychologist.

Her performances were praised for their warmth, professionalism, and the unique energy she brought to each character she portrayed.

Her death comes not long after the soap community mourned the passing of another beloved cast member, Jackie Zeman, who played the legendary Bobbie Spencer.

Colleagues remembered both actresses for their dedication, kindness, and uplifting spirits on set.

“She brought so much positive energy to work and was a true professional,” one heartfelt tribute read. “She will be terribly missed, but always remembered with love.”

Robyn leaves behind her daughters, Lacey and Cassidy, along with many friends, colleagues, and admirers who are devastated by the news of her passing.

Tributes have poured in across social media, with fans sharing memories of her work and the joy she brought to daytime television.

Rick Springfield, the Australian musician and actor who portrayed

Dr. Noah Drake on General Hospital, also expressed his heartbreak upon hearing of her passing.

Speaking to People, he described her as “a beautiful soul” and said the loss is one that has left the entire GH family shaken.

Though her time in the spotlight was limited compared to some, Jennifer Robyn Bernard’s presence on

General Hospital remains unforgettable. She will be remembered for her talent, her kindness, and the legacy she leaves behind in the world of soap operas.