Robert Clary – Age 92

Robert Clary became a successful singer back when he was still in the concentration camps during World War II—where he would perform in front of the soldiers. Singing motivated him to stay strong during his incarceration which gave him an opportunity to boost his confidence. After he was released from the camps, he moved to France and started his singing career. Robert also wrote a book titled From the Holocaust to Hogan’s Heroes: The Autobiography of Robert Clary before he announced his retirement. Robert became one of the two last surviving main members of Hogan’s Heroes after Cynthia Lynn sadly passed away.