New York, NY – Stephen Colbert, host of CBS’ The Late Show, bravely fought back tears during his recent episode as he paid tribute to his late executive assistant, Amy Cole, who tragically passed away in New York City after a brief illness. The emotional moment left viewers deeply moved as Colbert honored a beloved member of his team.
Colleagues revealed that Cole had been battling cancer and was undergoing treatment at Manhattan’s Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital. This news came as a shock to many who knew and worked with her, highlighting the impact she had on her colleagues and the industry.
As the episode drew to a close, Colbert visibly struggled to contain his emotions as he bid farewell to his audience. The atmosphere turned somber as the host took a moment to honor Cole, culminating in a touching tribute that left a lasting impression on viewers.
Cole, a Houston native, had a successful career in television, working on popular shows like Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn, The Colbert Report, and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Her dedication and talent were evident to all who knew her, making her a cherished member of the Late Show family.
In the wake of her passing, friends, family, and colleagues have come together to mourn the loss of Cole, a shining light in their lives. Her contributions to the industry and her impact on those around her will not be forgotten, as tributes continue to pour in from those who knew and loved her.
Survived by her parents, sisters, and a wide circle of friends, Cole’s memory lives on through the positive influence she had on those she touched. Her legacy as a talented and compassionate individual will continue to inspire all who were fortunate enough to have known her.
In remembrance of Cole, donations can be made to organizations that were close to her heart, including St. Agnes Academy, Radio Lollipop, and Donorschoose.org. This gesture serves as a fitting tribute to a remarkable individual who dedicated her life to helping others in need.