Lisa Loring's fans all over the world rushed to share their tributes online when news of her death broke, with many thanking the actor for doing justice to the ever-beloved Wednesday Addams character. "I adored her character, she taught me being different & a little weird, is just fine & dandy!" one fan wrote. "RIP. Let it be known she was the first dancing Addams, and she helped created an icon," penned another. There were also those who shared that Loring brought solace into their lives. 

"Lisa thank you for entertaining me through a sometimes adverse childhood as R.I.P," one such fan tweeted. "I remember watching her as Cricket Montgomery on As The World Turns in the early 80s," noted another. Loring played the fan-favorite character for several years, per Soap Central, and was involved in many notable storylines during that time. Equally, Loring's friends in the industry paid tribute to her, too. 

Fellow actor Barbara Crampton gushed on Twitter: "Delightful in the role of the youngest member of The Addams Family, your iconic presence as the original Wednesday will forever be remembered. You were an important part of our cultural history. I was so happy I met you. I hope you knew how much we loved you." Loring has always treasured her time playing Wednesday. In a 2017 interview with The Nerd Soapbox, she described the show as "a real family," enthusing, "You couldn't have picked a better cast and crew."