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Terry Brock first appeared in General Hospital on Labor Day 1984 as the daughter of D.L. Brock. She arrived in Port Charles after hearing that her father had been killed and quickly became interested in Frisco Jones. Things escalated when she witnessed Kevin O’Connor murder Earl Moody. That moment haunted her and marked a turning point in her life. In 1985, Terry developed a drinking problem and struggled to launch her singing career.
Despite her difficulties in General Hospital, she married Kevin in early 1986, unaware that he was hiding dark secrets. Their marriage fell apart when Kevin tried to kill her during their honeymoon. She fought back, striking him with a rock, which resulted in his death. Afterward, Terry was framed by Sarah Simon for the murders of Sheriff Hal Broder and Ted Holmes, with Sarah blaming her for Earl’s death.
Later, in General Hospital, Anna Devane sold Duke’s club to Terry, who reopened it in July 1989. Frisco performed at the reopening. Terry briefly dated Kevin’s brother Patrick, but broke it off when he didn’t support her music career. Later, she became involved with Dusty Walker. In 1990, Terry landed a real recording deal and left town to pursue her music career, concluding her storyline on the show without returning.
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Terry Brock's best moments on General Hospital
One of Terry Brock’s most unforgettable moments came during the Laurelton murder mystery when she was manipulated into believing she had killed Neil Johnson. She woke up at the bottom of the stairs with his body beside her and no memory of what had happened. That entire arc kept her on edge and constantly reacting to new chaos.
Another major moment was when Lucy Coe posed as a quiet librarian just to mess with her and push her over the edge. Terry didn’t see it coming and struggled to maintain her composure while Lucy chipped away at her stability.
Her big comeback occurred when she took over Duke’s Club. Reopening it provided her with purpose again, and having Frisco perform at the launch reminded her of how far she had come. That club gave her a clean slate after everything she had been through.
Another key moment was when she walked away from Patrick O’Connor after he refused to support her career. She didn’t beg or stick around. She made it clear she was choosing her music over him, and when she left town with a real contract in hand, it felt like a win. Terry walked away on her own terms.
Everything you need to know about Robyn Bernard
Robyn Bernard played Terry Brock on General Hospital from 1984 to 1990. She was born on May 26, 1959, in Gladewater, Texas, and was the older sister of Wings star Crystal Bernard. Before landing her biggest role, Robyn appeared in guest spots on shows like Simon & Simon, Whiz Kids, and The Facts of Life.
In 1981, she acted under the name Bernard Robin in the French film Diva, which gave her early recognition. After joining General Hospital, she became a steady presence during one of the show’s most chaotic eras, including the Laurelton mystery and the Duke’s Club storyline.
While working on General Hospital, she also had a role in the 1986 French film Betty Blue, which received an Oscar nomination. She continued acting through the ’90s, appearing in the French series Maigret and in a 1997 film called Kings for a Day. Her final acting credit was in the 2002 indie film Voices from the High School, where she played a psychologist. After that, she left the industry and remained out of the spotlight.
On March 12, 2024, Robyn Bernard was found dead in a field in San Jacinto, California. She was 64. According to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, there was no sign of foul play. An autopsy later confirmed that she died of acute alcohol intoxication.
Bernard had reportedly been living in a mobile home in the area before it burned down, and some local reports said she had become homeless in the years leading up to her death.
Her passing hit longtime fans hard, especially those who remembered her strong presence on daytime TV. She is survived by her sisters Crystal and Scarlett, and her father, Jerry Wayne Bernard. Her life took a tough turn, but her work is still remembered.
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