Music Legend Frankie Beverly Dies At 77: ‘Lived His Life w/ Pure Soul’ [CONDOLENCES]

Frankie Beverly
Music Legend Frankie Beverly Dies At 77: ‘Lived His Life w/ Pure Soul’ [CONDOLENCES]
We’ve lost yet another musical icon.
Frankie Beverly, born Howard Stanley Beverly, has passed away, his family announced on Wednesday, Sept. 11. He was 77 years old.
The statement, shared on Instagram, reads,
“Grieving the loss of a loved one is a deeply personal and emotional experience. During this time, as we are navigating feelings of sorrow, reflection, and remembrance we kindly ask for privacy and understanding, allowing us the space to grieve in our own way. This period for is one of healing, and your respect for our need for solitude is appreciated as we honor the memory of our beloved Howard Stanley Beverly known to the world as Frankie Beverly.”
It continues,
“He lived his life with pure soul as one would say, and for us, no one did it better. He lived for his music, family and friends.”
Leaving fans with a final note, the grieving family adds,
“Love one another as he would want that for us all.”
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A legend in his own right, Frankie Beverly was a member of the iconic group Maze, known for their hit 1980s songs like “Before I Let Go” and “We Are One.”
Prayers for Frankie Beverly’s loved ones and fans!
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