Margaret Kerry, the actress and dancer who served as the live-action reference for Disney’s Tinker Bell in the 1953 film *Peter Pan*, has died at the age of 98. Her death, confirmed by her family, was due to natural causes at her home in Woodland Hills, California. Kerry’s movements were filmed and used as a guide for the animation of the iconic fairy, though she did not voice the character. She later reprised her connection to Tinker Bell by providing additional animation work on later Disney projects. Beyond her work with Disney, Kerry had a career spanning several decades in film and television, including roles in *Night at the Museum* and appearances on shows like *The Loretta Young Show*. Kerry often spoke fondly of her experience as Tinker Bell, enjoying a long relationship with Disney fans. Her contribution helped bring a beloved character to life for generations.