Kellie Waymire

Kellie Suzanne Waymire was an American actress who played Layna in the sixth season episode and Cutler in the first season episodes , , and .
== Personal life ==
Waymire was born in Columbus, Ohio. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Theatre from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. In 1993, she graduated from the University of California at San Diego with a Masters of Fine Arts degree. 
Waymire died from an undiagnosed cardiac arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) at her home in Los Angeles, California; her ashes spread in the Pacific Ocean.
Rather than recast her role on Star Trek: Enterprise, the show's producers opted not to use the character again.
== Television work ==
Waymire made her television debut on in 1994. She followed this with guest spots on such television series as (with Jason Alexander and Gene Dynarski), (in an episode of directed by Terrence O'Hara and co-starring Patrick Kilpatrick), (with Spencer Garrett and Scarlett Pomers), (starring Paul Guilfoyle, with Lee Arenberg and Albie Selznick), and NYPD Blue (with Gordon Clapp and Barbara J. Tarbuck).
She had a recurring role as Melissa on , during which time she worked with performers such as Joel Brooks, Joanna Cassidy, Art Chudabala, Robert Foxworth, Dina Meyer, Ed O'Ross, and Robert Pine. She also made recurring appearances on , on which Sharon Lawrence was a regular. Bruce McGill had a recurring role on this series as well, and appeared in four of Waymire's five episodes. In addition, Waymire was a regular cast member on the short-lived comedy series The Pitts, on which she played Liz Pitt. The series ran for only seven episodes in the spring of 2003. 
Waymire's final television credit, an episode of the drama series Everwood, aired two months after her death and was dedicated to her memory. (Stephanie Niznik was a regular on this series, but did not appear in Waymire's episode.) Waymire also shot an episode of the Fox network series Wonderfalls, but the series was canceled before her episode aired. However, her episode can be found on the DVD set of the series. This episode was also dedicated to Waymire's memory.
== Film work ==
Waymire made her feature film debut in (1998, featuring Sean Connery, Tim Halligan, Michael Buchman Silver, Hal Landon, Jr., and David Clennon. This was followed by a role in (1999, co-starring Harry Groener and Darryl Henriques).
Her next film was a 2000 comedy entitled Screenland Drive, on which she worked with John Fleck and Robert Pine. That same year, she appeared in the comic drama Sunset Strip, as did Jimmie F. Skaggs. She then played the female lead in the action-horror thriller Maniacts. Mel Winkler also had a role in this film.
Waymire's last films were two shorts released in 2003: Something More and The Vest. The first of these co-starred Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
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