Cathrine O'Hara, who passed away in January at the age of 71, was honored Monday night at the 78th Emmy Awards by her former co-stars Macaulay Culkin, Annie Murphy, and Dan Levy. The tribute came as a heartfelt recognition of her legacy in television and film. O'Hara was best known for her role in the 1990 Christmas classic "Home Alone," where she played the mother of the young protagonist, played by Culkin. Her performance in that film became one of the most memorable aspects of the movie, contributing to its enduring popularity. In addition to her role in "Home Alone," O'Hara had a long and successful career in television, particularly on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) sitcom "Schitt's Creek." In that show, which aired from 2015 to 2020, she played the role of Moira Rose, a wealthy woman who loses her fortune and moves to a small town with her family. The show was critically acclaimed and won numerous awards, including multiple Emmys. Her co-stars Murphy and Levy, who played her daughter and son in the series, paid tribute to her on Monday, highlighting the impact she had on both the show and their personal lives. O'Hara’s death was announced earlier this year, and her passing was met with widespread sadness from fans and colleagues alike. Her contributions to television and film left a lasting impression on audiences around the world. The Emmy tribute served as a reminder of her talent and the joy she brought to her roles. The ceremony highlighted not only O'Hara’s achievements but also the deep respect and affection her co-stars had for her. As they honored her memory, they shared personal stories and memories, offering a touching tribute to a beloved actress whose work will continue to be celebrated for years to come.