The American Heart Association's Bay Area social impact fund is named for late Kaiser Permanente CEO Bernard Tyson. (Photo courtesy Kaiser Permanente)

The unexpected death of  Chief Executive Officer Bernard Tyson has prompted statements in tribute from elected officials and community leaders.

Tyson, named CEO of the Oakland-based health care giant in 2013, and president of its board of directors in 2014, died in his sleep Nov. 10 at age 60.

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