Welcome 2021| 25 Incredible Souls we’ve lost in 2020

  • AUTHOR: dua
  • POSTED ON: December 24, 2020

There’s no doubt in our
mind when we say that the year 2020 will be remembered as the year when we lost some
of the most fearless and compassionate human beings in the world. All of the celebs
we lost in 2020 were trailblazers in their own way. The loss of human souls
like Alex Trebek and Kobe Bryant is unimaginable, and some of us are still
grieving their untimely deaths.


Check out the actual footage of Rapper Mo3’s murder on Dallas Highway!


However, life is about
moving on – from despair, grief, and even satisfaction. It’s a continuation and
it’s never meant to last. Thus, we must welcome 2021 keeping in mind the people
we’ve lost in 2020 but also with the optimistic belief that they’re all in a
better place now.

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Let’s begin the list of
25 incredible souls that we’ve lost this year just like we lost the British Model, Stella Tennant today (the cause of her death is still unknown).

Kevin Greene



The sportsman who was
known for having the third most sacks in NFL history unfortunately had to bid
farewell to his fans and family members on the 21st of December. He
was 58 years old at the time. There was no official statement revealing how he
died. One of mysterious deaths this year!

K.T. Oslin



She was a popular
country music singer and songwriter who found success in the 80s with her
brilliant and catchy anthem “80s ladies”. She was also the first woman ever to
win a CMA Award for song of the year in 1988! She died at the age of 78 on the
21st of December.


Check out the reason of DJ Gerret Lockhart’s untimely death!

Jeremy Bulloch



The actor who portrayed
the role of Boba Fett in the original Star War Trilogy took his last breath on
the 17th of December, at the age of 75. And how can we forget the Game of Thrones’s Diana Rigg!

Ann Reinking



The actress who won our
hearts with her winning performance IN THE Broadway musical Chicago died on the
12th of December at the age of 71. She was also a dancer and
choreographer.


Mythbusters’ famed Grant Imahara is also on the list.

David Cornwell



He was the best-selling
writer with several critically acclaimed books to his name. His most famous
works include “The Spy Who Came in from the Cold” and “A Most Wanted Man”. His
movies also got adapted into a screenplay in the recent years. He died on the
12th of December at the age of 89.

Charley Pride



This country music
legend died on the 12th of December at the age of 86 due to COVID-19
complications. He produced some of the most lovable and catchy tunes in the
80s.

Carol Sutton



The actress died due to
COVID-19 complications on the 10th of December at the age of 76. She
has some incredible projects to her name, like Lovecraft Country, Steel
Magnolias, and Queen Sugar.


We will also miss the gorgeous and most beloved Kelly Preston!

Thomas “Tiny” Lister Jr



 The famous wrestler-turned-actor was found
dead in his home after experiencing severe Covid-19 symptoms. The actor—known
for his role as Deebo in Friday movie—was 62 at the time.

Doug Scott



The incomparable
mountaineer was associated with the first UK team to summit Mount Everest
through southwest face. He died on the 7th of December at the age of
79. He spent his final days helping people of Himalayas.


We also pay tribute to Stevie Lee, Jackass 3D Star and Wrestler!

Pat Patterson



If you’ve been a fan of
Pro Wrestling, there’s no way you don’t remember his impeccable contributions. He
was the first ever openly gay pro wrestler and continued his efforts to give
back to the community ever after retiring from WWE. He died at the age of 79 on
the 2nd of December.

Diego Maradona



The legendary soccer
player from Argentina died on the 25th of November at the age of 60.
His autopsy reveals that the cause of his death was an “acute secondary
lung edema to exacerbated chronic heart failure.” He was, of course, a
game changer who inspired generations.


Find out the real cause of former Zappo’s CEO Tony Hsieh’s death!

Fred Sasakamoose



He had earned a
legendary reputation in the world of Hockey and his legacy of achievements is
incomparable. He died at the age of 86 on the 24th of November. He
died from Covid-19 complications.


Comedian Jerry Stiller died too!

Hal Ketchum



This country music
sensation died due to dementia at the age of 67. Ketchum was responsible for
singing Small Town Saturday Night and Long Haired Country Boy in the 80s that
were chart busters! He, in fact, released more than 10 albums in his lifetime.

Pat Quinn



One of the founders of
the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge that went viral in 2014, Quinn passed away on 22nd
November at the young age of 37.

Soumitra Chatterjee



A renowned actor and
The Oscar-winning director died on the 15th of November due to
Covid-19 complications.


So do the Three Eyed Raven from GOT!

Saeb Erekat



The Palestinian
negotiator contracted the Coronavirus in October and died at the age of 65. He
was responsible for starting intensive negotiations to spread peace between
Palestine and Israel.

Sean Connery



The actor who dominated
our screen for almost five decades died at the age of 90. He was most
prominently known for his role as James Bond.

Spencer Davis



He was part of the
musical band The Spencer Davis Group and produced several upbeat songs
throughout his career. He died at the age of 81 on the 19th of
October.

Bhanu Athaiya



She was the first
Indian costume designer to have won an academy award. Throughout her career,
she dressed actors for more than 100 Bollywood movies. Her claim to fame was
her work in the movie Gandhi.


Human Computer Katherine Johnson Dies at the age of 101.

Rhonda Fleming



She was the most
popular female actor in the 40s and 50s, most commonly known for her incredible
portrayal in the movie Queen of Technicolor. She died on the 14th of
October at the age of 97.


Rupaul’s drag race also lost her life!

Roberta McCain



She was also the mother
of Sen. John McCain and became his backbone and most prominent supporter during
his campaign for presidency. She was 108 at the time of her death.

Joe Morgan



The Hall of Fame baseball
player was one of the best second basemen to don the glove. He died at the age
of 77 on October 12, according to the official statement by hisfamily.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg



The death which shook
us all was of Supreme Court Justice RBG! She died due to the complication of
metastatic pancreas cancer. She is the second woman to have served the US
Supreme Court.

Lou Brock



This Hall of Famer was
amongst the best baseball players in the world. He died on the 6th
of September at the age of 81.

Chadwick Boseman



The world was in
complete shock the day it was announced that Chadwick Boseman is no more. The
most saddening information about his death was that he was suffering from
cancer for the last few years, during which he filmed the
most beloved Marvel Character – Black Panther. He was only 43 at the time.


Check out his final film trailer here!


Life is unpredictable. We can’t stop missing these beautiful souls as they remain in our hearts for forever. Who do you miss the
most?

 

Updated December 24, 2020
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