**Jeff York** (March 23, 1912 – October 11, 1995) was an American actor renowned for his captivating performances in character roles. Born in Los Angeles, California, York exemplified the traits of a Manifesting Generator in Human Design, a type characterized by the ability to multitask and respond to life’s opportunities with enthusiasm and vigor. His Emotional Inner Authority guided him in making decisions based on his feelings, which likely played a significant role in the dynamic portrayals he delivered on screen.

York is perhaps best remembered for his iconic role as Mike Fink, the villainous riverboat captain in the Davy Crockett episodes aired on TV’s Disneyland. This performance showcased his remarkable talent for breathing life into complex characters. He became a beloved fixture at Disneyland’s Frontier World, where his engaging performances captivated audiences of all ages. Additionally, he left a lasting mark as a villain in the Disney classic “Ol’ Yeller” (1957), further solidifying his place in cinematic history.

With a Human Design Profile of 5/1 and an Incarnation Cross of the Left Angle Cross of Healing (25/46 | 58/52), York possessed a unique ability to connect with others and facilitate healing through his artistry. His channels—43-23, 34-10, 25-51, 12-22, and 3-60—reflect his creative and intuitive nature, enabling him to respond adeptly to the needs of his roles and the audience alike.

Jeff York passed away on October 11, 1995, at the age of 83, in Woodland Hills, California. He left behind a rich legacy of memorable performances that continue to resonate with fans of classic Disney films and television. His contributions to the entertainment industry are celebrated not only for their artistic merit but also for the emotional depth he infused into his characters, embodying the essence of a true Manifesting Generator.