Susan Jacks, a Canadian singer-songwriter, died at the age of 73 after a long battle with kidney disease.
On June 27, 2010, Jacks was inducted into the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame. Her album Dream was re-released in 2015 after being withdrawn from the market abruptly in 1976.
Jacks was admitted to the hospital in 2016 due to life-threatening complications from kidney failure.
She made a full recovery and expected to return to the studio in 2018 to record a new album.
Susan Pesklevits was born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, to an eight-child family, and relocated to British Columbia when she was nine years old. She began her career when she was 15 years old, when she appeared on the Canadian television show Music Hop.
Susan Jacks obituary: What happened to Susan Jacks?
The Canadian musician was admitted to the hospital in 2016 and later diagnosed with life-threatening kidney condition. She had, however, had a kidney transplant years before and had recovered from the condition.
According to accounts, she was admitted to Surrey Memorial Hospital and treated by doctors for several days before succumbing to her illness.
However, the singer’s official medical report has yet to be released. However, it is certain that she died as a result of her long-term kidney condition.
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