Bobby Sherman, a well -known singer and actor in the 1960’s, has died at the age of 81.
Brigitte Poublon, Sherman’s wife, announced the death of her husband in a joint Publication of Instagram With close friend John Stamos on Tuesday, June 24.
“Bobby left this world with his hand, just as he kept our lives with love, courage and unmatched grace for all 29 years of marriage,” Poublon wrote. “I was his Cinderella, and he was my lovely prince. Even in his last days, he kept strong for me. This is who was Bobby, brave, soft and full of light.”
“He lived with integrity, gave without hesitation and he loved with the whole heart,” he continued. “Although our family feels his loss deeply, we also feel the heat of his legacy: his voice, his laugh, his music, his mission.”
While the official cause of death was not revealed, Sherman was diagnosed with cancer in phase 4 In March. Said Poublon Fox News in April That her husband fought against kidney cancer that had been “spread everywhere”, adding that he was “a terminal ill”.
“It’s just sleeping more and your body is no longer working,” Poublon told Fox News. “Everything is closing.”
He also told Fox News that the departure and support of Sherman’s fans has been “overwhelming”. That was a poublon thing Reiterated in his place of tribute to Sherman.
“As he rested, I read letters from fan from all over the world: words of love and gratitude that he was raised and reminded him of the depth that was appreciated. He soaked all the words with that well -known bark in his eyes. And yes, he still found time to make jokes timed,” he wrote in Instagram’s publication. “Thanks to all the fans who have ever sung, who never wrote a letter, who never sent love. He felt it. Rest gently, my love.”
The singer and actor has also received support from several friends of the industry, including John Stamos who met Sherman on the brigitte and Bobby Sherman Children Foundation A few years ago, according to Fox News.
“We’ve been the best friends in the story [since]”, Poublon said to the starting.” John has been very good to support in recent years. “
Born in California, Sherman became a teenage idol in the 1960’s and early 1970’s, According to people.
He had a successful series of singles, including “Easy Come, Easy Go”, “Julie, Do Ya Love Me” and “Little Woman”, which reached the number 3 of Billboard Hot 100 and sold more than a million copies. Sherman’s great rest took place when he portrayed Jeremy Bolt, a charming and romantic, in the western television series, “Here Come the Brides.”
Sherman left his business in the 1970’s and became a medical emergency technician and certified instructor of the Los Angeles Police Department, according to his wife.
“He was a service man,” Poublon wrote. “He saved lives. He showed us what real, calm, selfless and deeply human heroism is like.”
In addition to his wife, Sherman is survived by his two children (Tyler and Christopher) and six grandchildren.