Mayor Bass Issues Statement Regarding the Passing of Wallis Annenberg

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Mayor Karen Bass confirmed the passing of Wallis Annenberg, a pivotal figure in Los Angeles's cultural and public life. In her statement, Bass acknowledged Annenberg's extensive contributions to public space and leadership within the community. Annenberg’s commitment helped shape Los Angeles's cultural institutions, leaving a lasting legacy that will resonate with residents. The mayor expressed the city's collective grief, emphasizing the void left by Annenberg's departure. As a prominent advocate, Annenberg inspired many initiatives aimed at enhancing community engagement and the arts.

The memorial event will occur on July 28, 2025, at 12:00 PM local time, allowing the community to honor her memory. Annenberg's influence extended beyond her immediate contributions, affecting the broader landscape of Los Angeles. This event serves as a reminder of the importance of leadership in nurturing public spaces and fostering community connections.

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