Comments about ‘Osmond's children pay tribute to 'a wonderful man'’

Enter comment What a beautiful tribute from the children of George Osmond. His spirit lives in them and the rest of the family. May God Bless them all.

Such beautiful tributes from his loving children.
My heart and prayers are with each member of the Osmond family.

What a privelage to be a Son/Daughter of George Osmond. I hope when I leave this earth to have my daughters think so highly of me.
RIP and my heart and prayers are with each of the Osmond Family at this most very sad time.
So pleased you can now be reunited with Olive your sweetheart x
Suzi xx

George Osmond was a great man, I was lucky enough to meet him. I'm honoured to have been in the same room as him for an hour and a half.

You did a great job with your family Father, I hope one day when I become a mother I will do as good a job

God Bless all the Osmond Family

Good Night God Bless

What beautiful words for a very respected and loved gentleman.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers during this
heart breaking time.


Bonnie

What beautiful words R.I.P Father Osmond for you are now reunited with your soulmate XXXXXXXXXX

Mr Osmond is a man who will be sadly missed by his family and friends the whole world over. May his family find peace in knowing that Mr & Mrs Osmond are together again.

God Bless them all

Caroline

I remember the very first time I saw Mr. Osmond in person. I was a Junior or Senior in high school - it was May 1972 or 73.It was the Memoral Holiday Week in and The Osmonds were in town performing a concert. My Dad was in The Army. My Mother and I were at one of the Army Facilities on Pennsylvania to watch the 500 Festival Parade. All the celebrities that were in the parade stayed there until it was their turn to ride in the parade. A friend of mine from school came with me. We were both in the hallway and the door opened and guess who walked in. Jimmy and his dad, Mr. Osmond. I took a couple of pictures and we both asked for an autograph. I remember looking up at Mr. Osmond and he was just a smiling-he looked so proud. You guys are a wonderful family-each and every one of you are-from your parents on down to their children and their children's children, etc. What ever you are doing, please keep up the good work. The reason is God is in your life and you put him first and family being together.

As young adults, well over 20 years ago, we came to know Elder George (and Sister Olive) Osmond as full-time missionaries at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Hyde Park/Britannia Wards, London, England. At first many of us were uncertain how to interact with the father and mother of icons of the 70s. We didnt want to be seen to be fawning over them because of their celebrity status. Yet neither did we want to appear unwelcoming. The awkwardness lasted moments, really. They both quickly became part of our lives in a way that made us forget the fame and the publicity that surrounded theirs. To some they were the kindly aunt and uncle they had never known, to others a confidante, a friend to those who were lonely. Elder George Osmond? A lovely man with a ready smile for everyone, a strong faith and an outstretched hand. Sad to know that you have passed on but filled with respect for who you were and what you stood for.