Tony Dow, a former child star was given a cancer diagnosis.

Less than three months after declaring that he had received a second cancer diagnosis, reports state that Tony is now in hospice care.

What type of cancer did Tony Dow have?

In the 1957–1963 television series Leave It To Beaver, Tony Dow achieved prominence as Wally Cleaver, Beaver’s sibling.

Dow continued to appear on television in other roles after the conclusion of the show on programs including My Three Sons, The Greatest Show on Earth, and Dr. Kildare.

From 1965 to 1968, he took a vacation from acting to join the National Guard.

Following his military duty, Dow resumed acting in guest parts on shows including Adam-12, Knight Rider, The Hardy Boys, and more.

He kept acting throughout the 1970s while pursuing his journalism and filmmaking degrees, eventually rising to the positions of director and visual effects supervisor. Dow’s acting career came to an end with

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