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First major crush I recall having was for Lindsay Wagner. She played Steve Austen’s (Lee Majors) love interest on The Six Million Dollar Man. You never forget your first love. =)
When we first moved up here, she came into a local business where spouse very briefly worked. He told me that the married guy assigned to assist her basically hovered & slobbered all over her, although I'm pretty sure they all did.
First is hard to figure but definitely one of: Julie Newmar (Batman), Dawn Wells (Gilligan's Island), Elizabeth Montgomery (Bewitched), Barbara Eden (I Dream Of Jeannie) or Sigrid Valdis (Hogan's Heroes.)
In my teen years DEFINITELY Pamela Sue Martin (Nancy Drew). I even joined her fanclub. The only time in life I ever joined a fanclub.
And from any and EVERY era ..... Ann Margret who has always been a stunning knockout.
The first that I can recall might be singer Tom Jones… Boy could he swivel and rotate… and that voice too! Do you know how there is some people you could just listen to them sing and even recite the phone book? He’s one of those, for me. Along with the added infatuation. I loved a lot of singers — Like Nat King Cole and Mel Torme – –but didn’t lost after them in the way that I did Tom Jones.
Then in my teenage years I had a crush on an actor, little-known, named Leigh McClosky.. Posters on the wall and everything. He was on a fairly short-lived TV show in the mid 1970s called “Executive Suite.” He was the young heartthrob on the show.
Then also in my teen years I really started to pay attention to Clint Eastwood. And to this day he is my longest running crush.
Well, heck, that is a great thing to wake up to, your first crush buying the farm. In a way, I am not surprised because "Gee, I wonder what she is up to, when was the last I heard of her?" and like being the Angel of Death, they are suddenly gone.
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He was on a fairly short-lived TV show in the mid 1970s called “Executive Suite.” He was the young heartthrob on the show. 
