In a somber update for the entertainment world, nine American legends have passed away recently, each leaving behind a unique legacy that touched countless lives.

Diane Delano, beloved for her vibrant role as officer Barbara Samansky on “Northern Exposure,” died at 67 in her Los Angeles home. Her agent confirmed that she succumbed to a brief illness, with her many fans mourning the loss of a dynamic actress known for her work in both television and voice acting, including roles in “Teen Titans” and “Batman: The Brave and the Bold.”

Tragedy struck again with the discovery of Cole Brings Plenty, a young actor from the “Yellowstone” spin-off “1923.” At just 27, he was found deceased in Kansas after being reported missing, raising troubling questions surrounding his recent legal troubles.

Jill Jacobson, a celebrated actress known for her roles in “Star Trek: The Next Generation” and “Falcon Crest,” passed away at 70 after a long battle with esophageal cancer. Her warm personality and comedic talent left a lasting impression on audiences and colleagues alike.

The entertainment industry also lost Carla Belenda, who enjoyed a lengthy career spanning decades, passing away at 98. Known for her roles in both film and television, her legacy is preserved in classic productions like “Lassie” and “The Mickey Rooney Show.”

Michael Cole, remembered for his iconic performance in “The Mod Squad,” died at 84, leaving a mark as a trailblazer in addressing social issues through his work. His contributions to television remain influential.

Ron Thompson, an actor celebrated for his dynamic performances, also passed away at 83. His groundbreaking roles in both theater and film, including “American Pop,” showcased his versatility and talent.

In the realm of Spanish entertainment, José Delator, known for his role in “Toy Boy,” died at just 37, his passing sending shockwaves through the industry and leaving fans in mourning.

Dicky Betts, a founding member of the Allman Brothers Band, succumbed to cancer at 80, remembered for his exceptional guitar work that shaped the southern rock genre.

Lastly, Mark Withers, famed for his role in the original “Dynasty” series, passed away at 77 after a battle with pancreatic cancer, leaving behind a legacy of warmth and humor.

These remarkable individuals have left indelible marks in their fields, and their contributions will be cherished by fans and colleagues alike as they remember the legacies of these American legends.