In a somber reflection on the lives lost, today we remember four American legends who have passed away.

Mia Love, a former U.S. Representative from Utah and the first black Republican woman elected to Congress, died at the age of 49. Her family confirmed that she passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by loved ones. Love, who was diagnosed with brain cancer, was a trailblazer in American politics and a symbol of hope for many. Her family expressed deep gratitude for the impact she had on their lives and the community.

In the world of entertainment, Turkish actress Phyis Akun passed away at 82. Celebrated for her elegance and unforgettable performances during Turkey’s Golden Age of cinema, Akun’s legacy in film is monumental. The Turkish Ministry of Health confirmed her death, noting she had been suffering from pneumonia and multiple infections before her passing. Akun’s contributions to Turkish cinema have made her an enduring cultural icon.

Boxing legend George Foreman, known for his charismatic personality and remarkable career in the ring, also died at 76. Foreman was a two-time heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist, famous for his iconic bouts, including the legendary “Rumble in the Jungle” against Muhammad Ali. Beyond boxing, he became a household name through his grill and philanthropic endeavors, embodying the spirit of resilience and success in every aspect of his life.

Lastly, the TikTok community mourns the loss of 19-year-old Beandre Buen, known for her inspiring videos and infectious energy. Diagnosed with progeria, a rare condition that causes rapid aging, Buen used her platform to spread joy and raise awareness about rare conditions. Her mother announced her passing, which has led to an outpouring of tributes from fans who celebrated her life and the positivity she shared.

These remarkable individuals have left indelible marks in their respective fields, and their legacies will continue to inspire future generations.