Vince Howard

Howard was born in St. Louis, Missouri. Howard attended and graduated at Vashon High School. Howard left the Rhythm Aces, where he later joined the rock 'n roll group, Billy Ward and his Dominoes. He left the group, where he settled to move to Los Angeles, California, where he was hired to work as a technician for the Radio Corporation of America, in 1958. Howard later performed in the nightclub The Horn at Santa Monica, California, where he was later hired for the role of the history teacher "Mr. Peter Butler", where producer, E. Jack Neuman, saw his performance on stage. == Career ==

Howard began his career in 1963, where he co-starred in the new NBC dramatic television series, Mr. Novak. While Howard was appearing in numerous television programs and films, he retired his career, last appearing in the crime drama television series Murder, She Wrote, in 1994. == Death ==

Howard died of leukemia on July 18, 2002, three days before his 73rd birthday. == Filmography ==

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