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Angie Jakusz - In Loving Memory | Survivor: Palau

Angie passed away at age 40 on January, 8, 2021. Angie is the eighth former Survivor contestant to pass away, following Jenn Lyon (2010), B.B. Andersen (2013), Caleb Bankston (2014), Dan Kay (2016), Ashley Massaro (2019), Rudy Boesch (2019), and Cliff Robinson (2020). Please support me by installing my Puzzles from Survivor app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/puzzle-... Alliance Tracker for Survivor app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/allianc... #Survivor #SuvivorSuperFan #SurvivorGeek Twitter:   / rrtenz   https://survivor.fandom.com/wiki/Angi... Cassandra Anne "Angie" Jakusz[1] was a contestant from Survivor: Palau. Chosen last for the infamous ill-fated Ulong tribe, Angie was initially the outsider due to her distinct sense of difference from everyone else. Seeking out to prove to everyone that she was useful, Angie became a fierce competitor in challenges, often being perceived as one of the stronger females on Ulong. At the Double Tribal Council, an unassuming attempt at getting the tribe's most capable member in Bobby Jon Drinkard eliminated ended her game, as after the target Ibrehem Rahman was granted immunity by Koror, she was voted out for being the next weakest. Profile Retrieved from CBS.com Born and raised in Waukesha, Wisconsin, Angie Jakusz attended Mukwonago High School. She then spent time in San Francisco and New York before moving permanently to New Orleans. Jakusz currently works as a bartender while creating her art (she paints watercolors and uses found objects in her creations). She previously worked as an ink lab technician and has also worked in a tattoo shop. She currently has 11 colored tattoos. She describes herself as vivacious, gracious and anomalous. Her favorite hobbies include painting, reading and heckling. Her hero is a co-worker who, after 20 years at the bar, decided to return to school to study marine biology. Jakusz lives with her boyfriend, Keith, and their three cats, Sweetpea, Roscoe and Igor. Her birth date is March 27, 1980. Survivor Angie initially bonded with Coby Archa, both knowing how it feels to be ostracized. Despite this, Coby chose to select Caryn Groedel to be on Koror instead of Angie. However, Angie was selected to be on the Ulong tribe by Ibrehem Rahman. Due to the twist of the unpicked people being eliminated, Angie hugged Wanda Shirk and Jonathan Libby goodbye and was saddened as they left. Angie felt uncomfortable as the last person picked overall and felt she was on the wrong tribe. After losing the first challenge, she was targeted by Jolanda Jones for being an apparent challenge liability and being the last picked. However, she was spared because Jolanda was blamed for losing the challenge. In the next challenges, Angie proved herself to be a fierce competitor. Unfortunately, Ulong would lose the next three Immunity Challenges. Angie went along with the majority and voted out Ashlee Ashby, Jeff Wilson, and Kim Mullen. On Day 12, Jeff revealed both tribes would be going to Tribal Council. Ulong lost the Reward Challenge again, mostly due to Ibrehem. He was the initial target but a twist allowed Koror to give an Ulong member immunity for that Tribal Council only. Ibrehem, the obvious target, was granted immunity by Koror. The vote would end in a 2-2-1 tie between Angie and Bobby Jon Drinkard. At the revote, Angie received all the votes and was voted out. In "The Best and Worst Reward Ever", the vote ended with a 2-2 tie between Angie and Bobby Jon, forcing a revote. Ibrehem and Stephenie changed their votes to Angie on the revote, eliminating her from the game. Post-Survivor On January 9, 2010, Angie attended Survivor's 10-year anniversary party. In November 2017, Angie was diagnosed with a rare form of squamous cell colorectal cancer. On January 1, 2018, her husband created a GoFundMe to help cover the costs of her medical treatment. Death Angie passed away at age 40 on January, 8, 2021[4]. Angie is the eighth former Survivor contestant to pass away, following Jenn Lyon (2010), B.B. Andersen (2013), Caleb Bankston (2014), Dan Kay (2016), Ashley Massaro (2019), Rudy Boesch (2019), and Cliff Robinson (2020). Trivia Angie was voted out the same night as the ninth person picked for the Koror tribe. Angie is tied with Stephenie LaGrossa, Kim Mullen, and Willard Smith for the most votes received in Survivor: Palau with 8. Angie is the first contestant to receive more votes on a revote than in the original vote.