Kim Johnson, the 79-year-old runner-up of 'Survivor: Africa', has passed away, confirmed by her family and fellow contestant Ethan Zohn. Johnson was notable for being the oldest female finalist in the show's history and for winning the final two immunity challenges during her season in 2001. Her daughter described her as a woman of strength and kindness, while Zohn paid tribute on Instagram, reminiscing about their time together and celebrating her legacy. Johnson's contributions extended beyond reality television; she was a retired elementary school teacher who dedicated her time to various charitable efforts. She leaves behind a legacy cherished by her family and fans alike, as she was remembered fondly for her resilience and spirit during her time on the show.