Legendary member of famous family band dies aged 73

He was the ultimate optimist and was loved by everyone.”

Wayne Osmond’s other brother, Merrill Osmond, wrote his late brother was “a genius in his ability to write music” who was “able to capture the hearts of millions of people and bring them closer to God.”

He continued: “I’ve never known a man that had more humility. A man with absolute no guile. An individual that was quick to forgive and had the ability to show unconditional love to everyone he ever met.”

A per the family members, Wayne Osmond died of a stroke.

Jay Osmond, 69, also paid tribute to Wayne, calling his brother “a true legend.”

“My heart is deeply saddened for the loss of my brother Wayne. It is said that where there is great love there is great grief as we part during our earthly journey,” Jay wrote. “Throughout my life I

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