Alan Osmond, Osmonds' Leader, Passes Away

0:00On April 21st, Alan Osman, the eldest brother and founding member of the iconic 70s pop group, the Osmans, has passed away at 76 after, a 40-year fight with multiple sclerosis. He died on Monday, surrounded by family, who shared that his upbeat spirit inspired countless folks battling the disease. As the band's guitarist and main songwriter, Alan helped craft massive hits like One Bad Apple and Crazy Horses. It all started when he was just 12, singing in a barbershop quartet with brothers, Wayne, Merrill, and Jay, before Donnie joined, and they blew up on. The Andy Williams show, in the 60s, fans and family are mourning a true leader. Donnie called him the cornerstone of their success. Alan raised eight kids with wife Suzanne, wrote books including his autobiography and earned awards like The Spirit of Life from the National. Multiple sclerosis society for his motivational talks and non-profit work. His motto, I may have MS, but MS does not have me. He poured energy into speaking at MS events,

1:04and even credited karate with Chuck Norris and military reserve time for building his unbreakable mindset. Alan's passing follows his brother Wayne's death last year from Ashroque, another Osman leaving a legacy of music, faith, and family that keeps. Echoing through generations. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI.