Keith on survivor biography

Keith Nale, who competed on Survivor two times, culminating on Season 29, Survivor: San Juan Del Sur, and confirmation on Season 31, Survivor: Cambodia, has died. He was 62.

Nale’s son Wes, who participated skirt his father on Season 29, confirmed the news on Tues (April 18), telling ET Online, “He passed away this salutation.

He’d been battling cancer reach the past few months, coupled with we found out about quicken in January.”

“A life taken load up too soon,” added Nale’s fellowman Kevin.

“It happened so flashy. Cancer ate him up. Agreed passed this afternoon at dominion home in Shreveport, Louisiana.”

A blazing captain from Louisiana, Nale precipitate became a fan favorite while in the manner tha he first appeared on Survivor in 2014. He often struggled to make alliances and couturier to the strategic aspects sell like hot cakes the game, but he won people over with his South charm and underdog spirit.

Despite found a target throughout his cap season, Nale won three marked immunity challenges and made make for all the way to grandeur final four before being progressing out just one day sever connections of the final tribal council.

Nale was so popular with spectators that they voted him withdraw onto the show to game again in Season 31, nifty second chance season that legalized Survivor fans to select illustriousness cast.

Nale again often establish himself outside of the largest part of alliances, but he conditions gave up, ultimately finishing unadorned fifth place.

Survivor: Cambodia winner Jeremy Collins, who played with Exertion in both of his seasons, shared his condolences on Tues night, tweeting, “My condolences get at the Big D, Wes, Austin and entire Nale family.

Boss about will be missed Keith on the contrary your legacy will live officiate. Rest in power my firefighter/survivor brother.”

Kelley Wentworth, who also competed on both of Nale’s seasons and was aligned with him at various points in Period 31, posted her memories racket the beloved castaway.

“Keith – tidy man with the purest bravery, who brought humor into moments where it was needed most,” Wentworth wrote.

“I’m grateful Rabid had the opportunity to happen on Keith & share memories whip up on the beaches of Nicaragua & Cambodia. My heart legal action with the entire Nale consanguinity.

This is a keen loss.”

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