10 Celebrities Who Died in 2024 and You Didn't Know

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In 2024, we lost several remarkable celebrities who significantly impacted the entertainment world. Here’s a tribute to their lives and legacies:

Johnny Wactor - The "General Hospital" actor passed away on May 25 in Los Angeles at age 37 after being involved in a tragic incident related to car theft.

Grayson Murray - The 30-year-old golf pro died by suicide in May, leaving behind a heartfelt message from his family expressing their love and confusion.

Morgan Spurlock - Known for "Super Size Me," Spurlock died from cancer complications on May 23 at 53. His brother Craig mourned the loss of a unique and kind individual.

Charlie Colin - Former Train member Colin, 58, died in May from an accidental fall in Belgium.

Dabney Coleman - The esteemed actor died on May 16 at 92, remembered for his vibrant and impactful career.

Chance Perdomo - The 27-year-old actor known for "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" died in a motorcycle accident in March.

Barbara Rush - At 97, Rush, famed for "Peyton Place," passed away on Easter, a day she cherished deeply.

Jennifer Leak - The actress known for "Yours, Mine and Ours" died on March 18 at 76 after a long battle with progressive supranuclear palsy.

Toby Keith - The country music star died on February 5 at 62 from stomach cancer, having fought bravely through his illness.

Kenneth Mitchell - The actor, known for his roles in "Star Trek: Discovery," passed away on February 24 at 49 after a long fight with ALS.

Chris Gauthier - The actor from "Smallville" and "Once Upon a Time" died suddenly on February 23 at 48 after a brief illness.

Richard Lewis - The actor and comedian, best known for "Curb Your Enthusiasm," died in February at 76 from a heart attack.

Carl Weathers - The "Rocky" and "The Mandalorian" star passed away peacefully on February 1 at 76.

Christian Oliver - The actor known for "Speed Racer" died in a plane crash in January at 51.

Donald Sutherland - The legendary actor, remembered for his roles in "The Hunger Games" and "Ordinary People," passed away on June 20 in Miami after a long illness. His son, Kiefer Sutherland, shared the news, highlighting his father's significant contribution to film and television.

As we reflect on their contributions and mourn their passing, let’s honor their memories and celebrate the impact they made on our lives. Share your tributes and join us in keeping their legacies alive.