Always in our hearts. Hollywood mourned the loss of icons similar as Betty White and John Madden in the final days of 2021 — and unfortunately, 2022 also came with celebrity deaths that have suckers reeling.
The sports world lost a football great in Dan Reeves who passed away on January 1. The 77- time-old Georgia native appeared in nine Super Bowls during his career — winning once as a player and formerly as an assistant trainer.
As one of the winningest trainers in the league’s history, his loss was felt near and far. “ The football world lost a heckuva trainer and man moment in Dan Reeves, ” former Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway said in a statement on January 1. “ Dan was a winner and I owe a lot to him. My heart goes out to Pam and the entire Reeves family. ”
One day latterly, the Christian music assiduity lost a cherished musician Jay Weaver. His former Big Daddy Weave bandmate and family, Mike Weaver, verified his end following COVID- 19 complications. Jay was 42.
Irene Tenuta
According to the New York Times, "The Love Goddess," a stand-up comedian best known for appearing in two Weird Al Yankovic music videos, passed away on October 6 from ovarian cancer. Her manager, Roger Paul, confirmed this in a statement. Tenuta, a well-known accordion player like Yankovic, was lamented by many on social media, including Yankovic, who referred to her as a "dear, dear friend."
Lisa Lee
At the age of 30, the former WWE performer passed away on October 6.
Terri Lee, Sara Weston's mother, posted a message on Facebook saying, "It is with heavy hearts that we wanted to announce that our Sara Weston has gone to be with Jesus." "The plans are not finalised, and we are all in shock. We sincerely request that you allow our family to grieve. Everyone, especially Cory and her children, needs prayer.
Miller, Jody
Her representative announced the Grammy winner's passing on October 6 due to complications from Parkinson's illness. She was 80.
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