Lynja Death has made it onto the Internet, and netizens who followed her there are stunned by the sudden news of her death. Lynn Yamada Davis noted for her ‘Cooking with Lynja’ series, died at the age of 67 from esophageal cancer.
Lynn Davis gained a startling 17 million followers for her funny cooking videos, which frequently featured her dancing. Hannah Mariko Shofet, her daughter, verified that she passed away on January 1 at Riverview Medical Center in New Jersey. Lynn brightened her cooking films by incorporating dance that appealed to younger audiences.
Her unique style and attitude catapulted her to social media prominence, earning her a spot on Forbes’ 50 over 50 list in 2022. Lynn’s fame grew all over the world, including acclaim in Japan and Italy, where she traveled with her son. Despite her death, her family has decided to maintain her active social media presence, as she asked, and to post edited footage from before her death.
Lynja’s Death Cause And Obituary
Lynn Yamada Davis, a TikTok sensation known for her Cooking With Lynja videos that captured the hearts of millions, died at the age of 67. According to her daughter, Hannah Mariko Shofet, she passed away on January 1 at Riverview Medical Center in New Jersey after battling esophageal cancer.
Lynn, who is well-known for her entertaining and uplifting culinary videos, co-founded culinary With Lynja with her youngest child, Tim Davis, during the pandemic in 2020. Despite her death, Lynn’s family is carrying out her wishes by keeping her social media profile active and disseminating pre-edited recordings.
The TikTok series gained popularity, particularly after a video featuring Lynn’s odd dancing movements while preparing a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. Cooking With Lynja has 17.4 million followers and is a popular location for fans. In an interview with The New York Times, Tim, who runs the TikTok account, stated, “My mom was like my partner in crime.”
Cooking With Lynja: Died From Esophageal Cancer
Lynn was reared in Fort Lee, New Jersey, by her businessman father, Tadao Yamada, and her housewife mother, Mabel Fujisake Yamada. In 1977, she graduated from MIT with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, followed by an MBA and master’s degree in public health from Colombia.
Despite her start at Bell Labs, now AT&T Labs, Lynn rose to prominence on TikTok after leaving the telecommunications industry. Hannah, Lynn’s daughter, expressed her mother’s satisfaction in her pioneering role as a female engineer. Lynn urged her son, Tim, to share the amusing films they created around a decade ago.
However, once the final Lynn footage is uploaded, the account will be terminated. Despite being diagnosed with throat cancer in 2019, Lynn persisted and was later diagnosed with esophageal cancer in 2021. In her last years, she traveled with her son Sean, enjoying wonderful meals and meeting with people from all over the world.
Sean concentrated on Lynn’s final chapter, which had played out just as she had hoped. Lynn Davis is survived by her children Tim, Sean, Hannah, and Becky Steinberg, her second husband Keith Davis, and siblings Jay Yamada and Karen Dolce Yamada.
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