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What it is Alex Trebek’s final resting place,

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated November 22, 2020 4:16 pm
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According to a long-time Jeopardy! Host’s death certificate, per The Blast, Alex Trebek’s body was cremated, and his ashes will stay at the Studio City, Calif., the house he showed his better half, Jean Currivan Trebek. Trebek’s death certificate noted his cause of death as pancreatic cancer. It likewise noted Trebek’s complete name, George Alexander Trebek. The name expose would produce an ideal future Jeopardy! Concern.

His death certificate exposed Trebek struggled with the illness for 22 months after being identified in January of 2019, per Page Six. Following Trebek’s death, his partner published a message of thanks to fans, composing, “My household and I regard to thank you all for your thoughtful messages and kindness. Your expressions have actually genuinely touched our hearts. Thank you so really, quite,” she continued. “Many Blessings to all, Jean Trebek.” A picture of the couple from their big day accompanied the message.

At the start of the Nov. 19, 2020, episode of Jeopardy!, the program aired a video that Trebek recorded before his death to assist raise awareness about pancreatic cancer. “Before we enter into today’s match, a word about today,” Trebek stated per Entertainment Tonight. “Today is World Pancreatic Cancer Day, and if you or anybody you understand has actually established a few of the signs that I have actually spoken about in the past, then, by all ways, get to a medical professional, obtain checked. I desire you to be safe. This is a dreadful, awful illness.”

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