It's been two years since Stern Show wack packer, Eric The Actor passed away. Howard Stern wanted to make sure he paid tribute to Eric The Actor during his SiriusXM radio show.

During a caller session on the Howard Stern SiriusXM radio show, a caller asked whether or not Stern was aware of Johnny Fratto's death at the age of 61. Stern was aware of of the loss and proceeded to pay tribute to the Stern personality who happened to be Eric The Actor's former manager.

Sunday was the anniversary of Eric The Actor's death and the Stern Show paid tribute to him in grand fashion by playing some audio from him, as well as a musical tribute from Jewel.

It's been quite some time since Howard Stern Wack Packer Beetlejuice made his way to the SiriusXM radio show but today he made his hilarious return and the Beetle Pimp did not disappoint.

Pittsburgh Pete called in to the Howard Stern Show Tuesday morning to angrily dismiss the infamous Gonzo S**t C**k as the person who "killed" Eric The Actor.

"In my opinion, that guy singlehandedly killed Eric the Midget," Pete said.

Roughy a week after the death of Eric "The Actor" Lynch, Stern and the staff want to know, who is the greatest Wack Packer of all time: Beetlejuice, Eric the Actor, or Hank the Dwarf?

Hank the "Angry Drunken Dwarf" had his start as a Packer when he appeared on the Howard Stern show in 1996 after angrily, and drunkenly, arguing his way on air. Hank passed away in 2001.

Monday morning, Johnny Fratto, former Eric "The Actor" Lynch manager and agent, called in to The Howard Stern Show to talk about the late actor's wake.

Eric "The Actor" Lynch, a well-known personality on the Howard Stern Show and a member of Stern's "Wack Pack", passed away at 39 years old on Saturday, September 20.

The news was released Sunday afternoon by Lynch's manager, Johnny Fratto, on Twitter.

According to TMZ.com Eric the Midget, also known as Eric the Actor, died Saturday at the age of 39.

The "Howard Stern Show" wack packer was rushed to a Sacramento hospital having complaining of heart problems, according to his friend and agent Johnny Fratto. Reports said that he was surrounded by family, friends, and his former caretaker Jon were present when he passed.