Robin Williams Remembered: 11 Impromptu Vigils and Fan Tributes (Photos)

Fans saddened by the sudden loss of the legendary comedian flocked to several sites he helped to make famous and paid their respects

Leron Gubler, president and CEO of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, places a wreath at actor/comedian Robin Williams' star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame August 12, 2014, in Hollywood, California. Tributes poured in Tuesday for Robin Williams after the Oscar-winning actor and comedian apparently took his own life at his Marin County home August 11 following a battle with severe depression. Williams, 63, known for high-energy, rapid-fire improvisation and clowning, was one of the most beloved entertainers of his time. One publication called him the funniest man alive. AFP PHOTO / Robyn Beck (Photo credit should read ROBYN BECK/AFP/Getty Images)
A wreath is placed on Williams' star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Aug. 12 (Getty Images)
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The Comedy Store, West Hollywood, Calif.

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Hollywood Walk of Fame, Hollywood, Calif.

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“Mrs. Doubtfire” home, San Francisco, Calif.

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Hollywood Improv, Hollywood, Calif.

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Former site of The Other Cafe, San Francisco, Calif.,

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Grauman’s Chinese Theater, Hollywood, Calif.

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Outside The Laugh Factory, West Hollywood, Calif.

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Inside The Laugh Factory, West Hollywood, Calif.

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Broadway Comedy Club, NYC, NY

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“Good Will Hunting” bench in the Boston Public Garden in Boston, Mass.

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“Mork & Mindy” home in Boulder, Colo.

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