The cause of death of singer Wayne Osmond, one of the members of the Osmonds, a musical group made up of brothers that was popular in the 1960s and 1970s, has been revealed.
Wayne Osmond died Wednesday at the age of 73 after suffering a stroke, surrounded by his wife and five children, according to his brothers Donny Osmond, Meryl Osmond and Jay Osmond.
“My dear brother Wayne passed away peacefully last night after a stroke,” Donnie wrote in an Instagram post on Thursday, adding, “I am so grateful that I had the opportunity to visit him in the hospital before he passed away. I am doing it,” he added.
“Wayne brought so much light, laughter and love to everyone who knew him, especially me. He was the ultimate optimist and loved by everyone,” Donnie continued. “I believe I speak on behalf of all of us as brothers when we say we are lucky to have Wayne as a brother.”
“Even though this life may separate us, we know that through the grace and resurrection of our Savior Jesus Christ, we have the opportunity to be with Wayne forever,” Wayne's brother said. he added.
“I love you, Wayne. Your brother forever,” Donnie concluded.
Merrill also paid tribute to her late brother in a Facebook post on Thursday, writing: “When I learned that my beloved brother Wayne had suffered a severe stroke, my immediate reaction was to… “I prayed on my knees to ensure that his mission was fulfilled,” and he was successful in many ways in this endeavor. ”
“I immediately drove to the SLC hospital to visit him and was able to say goodbye,” he added. “My brother was a saint before he was born, and he will leave this world an even greater saint than he was when he came. I have never known anyone with such humility. No.”
Merrill went on to call her brother “a completely innocent person” and “someone who was quick to forgive and had the ability to show unconditional love to everyone he met.”
“His departure will be a sad moment for some, but for those waiting for him on the other side of the world, it will be a grander celebration far beyond our wildest dreams. “It will happen,” Merrill said, adding, “My brother Wayne persevered.” many. “
“He gave his all. His legacy will be remembered not only as a genius in his ability to write music, but also as a man who was able to touch the hearts of millions of people and bring them closer to God.” . We will miss him very much,'' Wayne's brother declared.
“I am so grateful to have grown up with one of our Heavenly Father's greatest sons. Until I see him again, please know he is loved,” Meryl concluded in the post. Ta.
Jay also shared a message about his late brother on Facebook, writing, “A true legend has left this earth,” adding, “I am deeply saddened by the loss of my brother Wayne.”
“It is said that where there is great love, there is great sorrow at separation during the earthly journey,” Jay continued. “Throughout my life, I have felt closest to Wayne among my brothers. He has been my roommate and best friend for decades.”
“Last week, when I visited him at his house and sat with him, he talked about how sad he was not being able to get up on the plane and how much comfort it brought him to fly,” he said. added. “What gives me joy is knowing that my brother 'Wings' has earned his wings. I can only imagine how high he is soaring right now.”
“I think it must have been amazing to be reunited with my mom and dad!” Jay concluded.
As reported by Breitbart News, Wayne Osmond was born on August 28, 1951 in Ogden, Utah, and was the second oldest of the original Osmond Brothers singers. He is survived by his wife Kathryn and five children, Amy, Stephen, Gregory, Sarah and Michelle.
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