5 American Legends Who Died Today!

welcome back to our channel in recent days we've received somber news about the passing of extraordinary talents today's episode is dedicated to honoring their memory as we also reflect on the Stars we've recently lost before we begin we kindly ask for your support if this video or the legacies of these remarkable individuals have touched your life please consider giving it a thumbs up as a sign of respect and Remembrance thank you Ed crane poool the longest tenur player in New York Mets history and a key member of the Miracle Mets passed away on Tuesday morning at the age of 79 according to a statement released by the team crane poool succumbed to a cardiac arrest in boka raten the New York native dedicated 18 Seasons to the Mets where he played a crucial role in the team's transformation from a national league Underdog to World Series champions in 1969 with a career batting average of 261 and having appeared in 1 853 regular season games crane pool's contributions were significant he was honored with an All-Star selection in 1965 and was inducted into the Mets Hall of Fame in 1990 a standout athlete at James Monroe High School in the Bronx cran and poool made his major league debut on September 22nd 1962 at just 17 years old facing off against the Chicago Cubs despite a quiet start his impact grew significantly over the years retiring from baseball in 1979 crane poool left behind a legacy marked by consistency and unwavering dedication to the Mets even after his retirement crane poool remained active in various community and Mets related events underscoring his commitment to both the team and the sport his career was a testament to his loyalty and significant contribution to baseball earning him a cherished place in the hearts of fans in the annals of Met's history as we bid farewell to Ed crane poool we remember him not only for his remarkable 18 season tenure with the Mets but also for his pivotal role in the historic 1969 World Series Victory his legacy will continue to inspire and be celebrated by baseball enthusiasts for years to come rest in peace Ed crane poool your influence on the New York Mets in the game of baseball will forever be remembered James Earl Jones an iconic figure in cinema and television is best remembered for his deep resonant voice that brought to life some of the most memorable characters in film history his portrayal of Darth Vader in the original Star Wars Trilogy and Mufasa in The Lion King showcased his unparalleled vocal Talent shaping these characters into cultural icons Jones passed away at the age of 93 in Duchess County New York leaving behind a legacy that spans decades Jones's illustrious career began with his breakthrough role in Doctor Strange Love he garnered an Oscar nomination for his power powerful performance in the Great White Hope a film that further established him as a cinematic Legend his role as Darth Vader not only solidified his place in film history but also showcased his ability to give voice to complex and intimidating characters he reprised his role as Mufasa in the 2019 liveaction adaptation of The Lion King continuing to enchant new generations with his iconic voice Beyond these roles Jones's contributions to cinema include not films such as Coming to America The Hunt for Red October and Field of Dreams on television he made significant impacts with appearances and roots in the Next Generation and he was the first celebrity guest on Sesame Street his voice was also a Cornerstone in major advertising campaigns including CNN's famous tagline this is CNN and Verizon ads Jones's achievements were recognized with two Tony Awards for the Great White Hope and fences as well as a special Tony Award W for lifetime achievement in 2017 he revealed that overcoming a childhood stutter thanks to a high school teacher who encouraged him to read poetry aloud was pivotal in developing his legendary voice despite his immense success Jones remained grounded famously downplaying his role as Darth Vader by saying I'm just special effects in 2014 he shared his wisdom on longevity and acting advising never to consider any performance as your your final or greatest work his Timeless voice and profound influence will continue to inspire and resonate with audiences for generations to come legendary former American football player Alan Aldridge passed away on Tuesday Morning September 10th at the age of 52 the sad news was confirmed by his son Alan Aldren Jr in an official statement the cause of death has not been publicly disclosed at this time Aldridge was a standout linebacker in the NFL known for his time with the Denver Broncos Detroit Lions and Houston Oilers his career was highlighted by being a key part of the Broncos team that secured a Super Bowl victory in 1998 Aldridge's defensive versatility and team spirit were Hallmarks of his game and he left a lasting impact on the league during his tenure he was celebrated for his exceptional work ethic and Leadership qualities earning admiration from both teammates and coaches during his tenure with the Broncos Al was instrumental in the team's defensive lineup and played a significant role in their Super Bowl triumph over the Green Bay Packers his ability to adapt and Excel in various defensive positions made him a valuable asset to his team in addition to his contributions with the Broncos Aldridge also played for the Detroit Lions where he concluded his NFL career in 2002 over his career Aldridge amassed impressive statistics including seven sacks five forced fumbles and a total of 551 tackles these figures reflect his consistency and significant impact on the field Allan Aldridge's passing is a great loss to the football Community his NFL career was marked by moments of Glory while his character off the field was defined by humility and generosity our thoughts are with his family during this difficult time and we hope they find solace in their grief May Alan Aldridge rest in peace will Jennings the renowned Lyricist behind iconic songs such as my heart will go on and up where we belong has passed away at the age of 80 in Tyler Texas following a period of declining Health jennings's remarkable career was highlighted by his Academy Award wins for both of these memorable tracks securing his place as one of the foremost songwriters of his generation Jennings embarked on his songwriting journey in the early 1970s and quickly gained recognition with notable hits like Barry manalo's looks like we made it and Somewhere in the Night both of which soared into the top 20 performed by Manalo and Helen ready his collaboration with blues Legend BB King was also significant as he penned lyrics for three of King's albums demonstrating his impressive range and adaptability during the 1980s Jennings formed a productive partnership with Steve Winwood contributing lyrics to Classics like Higher Love Valerie and roll with it his song songwriting process was highly personal often involving close collaboration with artists to ensure the lyrics aligned with their distinct voices this approach was notably impactful in tears in heaven which he co-wrote with Eric Clapton following the heartbreaking death of Clapton's son jennings's extensive portfolio also features Whitney Houston's didn't we almost have it all Tim mcra please remember me and Diana Ross's If We Hold On Together in 2006 he was honored with an induction into the songwriters Hall of Fame recognizing his lasting contributions to the music industry reflecting on his work for my heart will go on Jennings remarked that he crafted the lyrics from the perspective of an elderly person reminiscing over many years highlighting the love story that defined the film his lyrics have touched millions and left an enduring Legacy in the world of music with deep sorrow we must share the heartbreaking news of the passing of renowned American comic book artist John cassaday today Tuesday September 10th 2024 at the age of 52 cassaday left us this somber announcement was confirmed by his close family via social media cassaday had been battling a health issue that remains undisclosed leading to his hospitalization in an intensive care unit ICU in New York for the past 4 days the comic book industry and fans worldwide are grieving this loss acclaimed writer Mark Wade expressed his sad saying my dear friend John cassaday has left us far too soon at the age of 52 his absence is profoundly felt John's work and memory will be honored and celebrated for generations to come rest in peace my friend John cassaday's Journey began in television news Direction following his film school education he transitioned into the world of comics while working in construction initially gaining recognition with independent publishers under the mentorship of Mark Wade co-creator of planetary and collaborations on projects like Desperado with Jeff Marriott and I am Legion with Fabian Nuri cassaday's career soared he became the lead artist on notable series such as astonishing X-Men Captain America and Star Wars cassaday was celebrated for his intricate design focused Artistry earning multiple Eisner awards for his work on astonishing X-Men planetary an I am Legion he also contributed as a concept artist for the film Watchmen directed an episode of Jos weeden's dollhouse and appeared in several comic book documentaries his creativity and influence will be dearly missed our heartfelt condolences go out to his family during this difficult time Steve Silberman an acclaimed author and influential Advocate left an indelible Mark through his profound contributions to science writing unwavering support for the a autistic and neurode Divergent communities and his deep-seated passion for the music of the Grateful Dead at the age of 66 Silberman passed away leaving behind a rich Legacy that continues to inspire and resonate across various Fields silberman's illustrious career Spann three distinct yet interconnected domains Science and Technology autism and neurodevelopmental Divergence and the enduring cultural influence of the Grateful Dead after earning a master's degree from the University of California Berkeley he laid a strong foundation for his future work in journalism and writing his insightful and thought-provoking articles were featured in prestigious Publications such as wired the New York Times And The New Yorker garnering widespread recognition for his contributions to science journalism among silberman's most notable achievements was his 2015 book neurotribes The Legacy of autism and the future of neurodiversity this seminal work delved into the history and future of autism providing a compassionate and humanizing perspective on neurodiversity neurotribes received widespread Acclaim with major media Outlets like the New York Times and the Boston Globe listing it as one of the best books of the year the book earns Silberman the prestigious Samuel Johnson prize for non-fiction in 2015 and the Ericson Institute prize for excellence in mental health media in 2016 silberman's advocacy for the autistic Community was equally impactful in 2016 he delivered a moving keynote address at the United Nations for World Autism Awareness Day reinforcing his role as a leading voice in the neurode Divergent Community his passion extended Beyond writing and advocacy to music particularly The Grateful Dead silberman's love for the band's music was a significant part of his life reflecting his diverse interests and deep cultural engagement his multifaceted contributions continue to leave a lasting Legacy inspiring many across different spheres acclaimed actress Kathy Bates recently shared that she was advised to keep her cancer diagnosis confidential to protect her career revealing the enduring stigmas within Hollywood in an open discussion about her past Bates recounted how during her struggle with ovarian cancer in 2003 she was strongly discouraged from publicly disclosing her condition my agent told me not to tell anyone about it Bates said reflecting on the fear that her illness could adversely impact her professional opportunities however bates's perspective shifted significantly when she faced breast cancer a decade later drawing inspiration from Melissa eth's candidness about her own cancer Journey Bates chose to adopt a different stance after undergoing a double myectomy she decided to live auth authentically opting to forgo Prosthetics and embrace her natural form I don't have breasts so why should I pretend that I do that stuff isn't important Bates asserted highlighting her commitment to transparency and advocacy Bates has since become a prominent advocate for both cancer and lymphadema awareness her decision to speak openly about her health challenges and her choice to live without Prosthetics has made a significant impact on public perception by confronting and challenging the traditional norms and expectations within the entertainment industry Bates has not only reshaped the dialogue surrounding health and Illness but has also provided vital support and inspiration to others battling similar issues her bravery in addressing these topics and her dedication to raising awareness have earned her widespread recognition Bates continues to be a powerful voice in advocating for those affected by cancer using her platform to foster a more inclusive and supportive environment for discussing Health struggles her journey underscores the importance of breaking down stigmas and embracing authenticity in the face of adversity offering hope and encouragement to countless individuals around the world