Actress Kelley Mack, best known for his role as addy in season 9 of The Walking Deaddied Saturday in his hometown of Cincinnati. She was 33.
Her death was confirmed by her agent, Julie Smith, who said Mack had fought for diffuse midline glioma, a rare and aggressive central nervous system.
The diagnosis, published in January, had left her partially paralyzed, though she continued to send hopeful updates on her recovery on social media.
Born Kelley Klebenow, Mack also appeared Chicago with and had roles in independent films like Mr. ManhattanAt Broadcast Signal Intrusionand Delicate bow.
In March, she shared a video of herself climbing stairs, a significant milestone during her treatment.
Her sister announced the news that she was going on Instagram, where he wrote, “Kelley went peacefully on Saturday night with her loving mother Christian and steadfast Aunt Karen present.”
Tribute from Walking Dead stars poured in and remembered her as a “bright light” and “incredible human being.” Director Michael E. Satrazemis called her “a bright light at all levels.”
A Mack of Memorial will be held on August 16 in Ohio.
