Mary Tyler Moore won the SAG Award for a lifetime

And Dick Van Dyke presents the award to the "Dick Van Dyke," co-stars in 18 annual awards of the Screen Actors Guild, which was held in the air at 20:00 ET on Sunday, January 29th at the TNT and TBS .

Representative received (75 years), seven Emmy Awards and Tony Award and was nominated for an Oscar in her career. Moore is known for his roles in "Dick Van Dyke Show" in 1960 and "Mary Tyler Moore Show" in 1970. In the second set, she played Mary Richards, a producer of local news in Minneapolis.

"Mary Tyler Moore won the hearts and Petri Richards, Laura, Mary, and respect for his television production company and has become synonymous with quality and admiration for being a difficult subject in film and on Broadway, and the admiration I have become a public confession of incentives to attract attention to critical health and depth of personal and social issues ", and the Screen Actors Guild National President Ken Howard in a statement. "She really embodies the spirit of life from behind a SAG award and the honor of announcing that he and the receiver 48."

After the "Mary Tyler Moore" ended in 1977, Moore starred in a series as "The Naked Truth," "That '70s Show" and "Lipstick Jungle".

She was nominated for an Oscar for his role in the film, directed in 1980 - Robert Redford and said, "ordinary people".

In May, he underwent surgery to remove the benign tumor represented in the lining of the brain.

"The Mary Tyler Moore in elective surgery to remove the meningioma, a benign tumor of the lining tissue of the brain (and not the existence of a brain tumor). And on the recommendation of a neurologist, and followed closely for years, and nerves, she decided to go ahead with this routine procedure, "he said in a statement OnTheRedCarpet.com advertising.

Last year included Moore's ex "Mary Tyler Moore" co-star Betty White at the premiere of the second season of the comedy series "Hot in Cleveland" After more than 33 years.

He also helped the White House celebrated its 90th birthday, and received a standing ovation when he appeared on NBC's special ", Lawn & Holiday Birthday Betty White, 90: A tribute to America's Golden Girl," which aired on 16 January.