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Merrill was the first of the performing Osmond siblings to marry. He wed Mary Carlson on September 17, 1973; they have four sons, two daughters, and 15 grandchildren. Merrill's second son, Justin, is deaf, as are Justin's uncles, Virl and Tom Osmond, Merrill's two oldest brothers. Justin Osmond works with several organizations and launched the ...
Wayne Osmond, one of the original members of the Osmonds sibling singing group, died Wednesday in Salt Lake City. He was 73. Merrill Osmond, one of Wayne Osmond’s brothers, shared on Facebook ...
Osmond’s career started in 1958 when he formed a barbershop quartet with his brothers Alan, Merrill and Jay. The trio were later joined by younger siblings Donny and Jimmy, forming The Osmonds.
Merrill Osmond called his late brother "a genius in his ability to write ... Wayne was the fourth oldest of nine children and raised in a Mormon household. ... He is survived by wife Kathlyn and ...
Osmond was born on August 28, 1951, to Olive May (née Davis; 1925–2004) and George Virl Osmond (1917–2007) in Ogden, Utah. He had five children: Amy, Steven, Gregory, Sarah, and Michelle. [ 8 ] Like the rest of his family, he was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , [ 7 ] mainly because he "like(d) being part of ...
The brothers continued to perform with various line-ups and sometimes with their children in Branson. [16] Merrill performs and records as a solo artist as well; his biggest hit independent of his siblings was a duet with Jessica Boucher, "You're Here to Remember, I'm Here to Forget", a piece Merrill specifically chose to break from his family ...
The singers’ brother Merrill Osmond shared the news of Wayne’s death in a Facebook post on Thursday, January 2. ... and was surrounded by his wife, ... and their five children. “His legacy ...
Wayne Osmond was the fourth oldest of nine children raised in a Mormon household in Ogden, Utah, and the second oldest among the musical performers. The siblings' career began in the 1950s when Wayne, Alan, Merrill and Jay sang as a barbershop quartet.