The first black republic member died

Her family announced that Mia Loew, the first member of the American Black Republican Congress, has died at the age of 49 in Utah.

She died in peace on Sunday, surrounded by the family at her home in Saratoga Springs, a statement said.

She represented love, the daughter of the Haiti immigrants, Utah State in the House of Representatives.

Her daughter, Abijl, said earlier this month that love no longer responded to the treatment of brain cancer.

The family statement said: “In the midst of the celebration of her life and a set of happy memories, Mia quietly retreated death teams, and as her words and visions always did, the sky rose.”

After she was a greeting of love, Uta Spencer Cox’s governor wrote:

“Her legacy has a always positive effect on our state. We will deeply miss it.”

The MIA LOVE political profession officially started in 2003 when she won a seat in the Saratoga Springs Council, and she later became 34 -year -old mayor.

In 2014, it was elected in the US House of Representatives. The daughter of the Haiti immigrants, made history as the first black republic woman to take over, and served two periods.

Its offer to be re -elected four years later ended in a gentle defeat for the pity for its democratic rival Bin McAdams.

Love was diagnosed with an aromatic tumor, a rapidly moving and aggressive form of brain cancer, in 2022 and was granted from 10 to 15 months to live-which has exceeded.

Her death comes after nearly two weeks after he wrote love An article for Desert NewsShe said that she “does not say goodbye, but to say thank you and express my livelihood for you and America that I know.”