Grant MacKenzie Goodeve, a distinguished thespian of considerable renown, made his debut into this world on July 6, 1952, in the charming and quaint town of Middlebury, Connecticut, USA. This multitalented performer has left an indelible mark on the world of television, with his impressive portfolio comprising a plethora of notable appearances in various television series, including the highly acclaimed and popular shows Eight Is Enough, Northern Exposure, and Dynasty, as well as an array of memorable guest starring roles.
Throughout the extensive and varied trajectory of his professional life, Grant has consistently showcased his remarkable adaptability as an actor, effortlessly navigating a diverse range of genres and personas with remarkable ease and facility.
In addition to his notable body of work in television, Grant has also had the distinction of serving as the host of the widely popular and long-running travel program "Northwest Backroads" for an impressive period of 15 years, thereby exemplifying his captivating on-screen presence and his remarkable ability to connect with and engage diverse audiences.
Grant's multifaceted talents transcend the boundaries of his acting career, as he has also honed his skills as a masterful voice-over artist. His extensive experience in lending his voice to various projects has not only showcased his incredible range but also solidified his reputation as a versatile and accomplished performer.
Deborah Lynn Ketcham, Grant's devoted wife, has been the recipient of his undying affection since May 20, 1978, when they exchanged their vows in a sacred union. Over the years, they have nurtured a loving family, replete with three children and six grandchildren, a living embodiment of their unwavering dedication and devotion to one another, a shining beacon of marital harmony.
