Matthew Perry shouldn't be remembered for his death, says the creator of “Friends”

Matthew PerryMr. B.'s death attracted a lot of attention as police made numerous arrests… but one of his oldest employees wants people to remember his life instead.

Marta Kauffman – Creator of the hit series “Friends” – spoke about the groundbreaking series in a conversation with The Sunday Times …and during the conversation, she reflected on Perry's legacy.

Marta says there are two ways to celebrate Perry…one is to donate to addiction treatment, a cause important to MP, who has tried hard his entire life to get sober.

The other, says MK … watch “Friends” again and remember Perry for the joy he brought to people – instead of the tragic circumstances surrounding his death.

Of course, Perry's death is the only topic of conversation these days … because Five people were arrested related to the ketamine that was in his body at the time.

Dr. Salvador Plasencia, Dr. Mark Chavezsuspected drug dealer Eric Fleming, Perry's former assistant Kenneth Iwamasa And Jasveen Sanghaalso known as the “Ketamine Queen,” were all charged in Perry’s death.

Fleming, Iwamasa and Chavez Deal with the confession in their cases … while Sangha and Plasencia pleaded not guilty to the myriad of charges they face. As we told you, Sangha was arrested before charges were brought against Perry in an unrelated search.

Both Plasencia and Chavez can still Prescribe medication to patients despite their arrests … even if prosecutors claim Perry confiscated after Plasencia injected him with a large dose.