With heavy hearts, we say goodbye to a true television legend… See more

It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of veteran actor Randolph Mantooth at the age of 80. He passed away on July 9, 2026, following complications from pneumonia.

Mantooth is most fondly remembered for his breakout role as paramedic Johnny Gage on the hit 1970s medical drama *Emergency!*. His portrayal of the dedicated first responder brought a new level of awareness to the profession and inspired generations of real-life paramedics.

Beyond his iconic television career, he spent decades working as a passionate advocate for firefighters and emergency medical services. His incredible legacy spans over fifty years of dedicated work across both the entertainment industry and public safety.

His unforgettable performances and profound impact on the first responder community will always be remembered. We send our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and legions of fans around the world.

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