The actor, who played Mr. Wilhelm on the sitcom, died on Tuesday at his home in Los Angeles
"I became ill in second grade and went to the Cotting School, as it's now known, in Lexington, for young people various ailments.
I was in and out of Boston Children's Hospital. Lying there, month after month, you become very stoic," he continued. "It really stimulated my imagination and I think actually helped me later as an actor."
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