The funeral car that transported the Osbourne coffin toured Broad Street and passed through the Black Sabbath bridge, where its widow, Sharon Osbourne, and her children left a last goodbye to the fans.
Tens of thousands of fans gathered Wednesday in the hometown of Ozzy OsbourneBirmingham, England, for the funeral procession of the legendary rocker and leader of Black Sabbathwho died on July 22 at the age of 76.
The funeral car transported by the Osbourne coffin toured Broad Street and passed through the Black Sabbath bridge, where its widow, Sharon Osbourne, and their children, Jack and Kelly OsbourneThey got off to check the overwhelming amount of farewell messages.
Sharon Osbourne was visibly excited and leaning on his children as they walked hand in hand. After spending about five minutes on the bridge, they turned to the crowd and Sharon made the characteristic gesture of Ozzy, the sign of peace.
It was also a moving moment for the public, which cheered the Osbourne family and chore “Ozzy Ozzy Ozzy, oi oi!”as well as “Thank you, Ozzy!”
Upon returning the family to the funeral car, you could see purple flowers that formed the word “ozzy” on their coffin. Later that same day a private funeral will be held for the family and close friends of Osbourne in an unleashed place.
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Ozzy Osbourne’s final show
Osbourne returned to Birmingham earlier for the month Black Sabbath concerta full day event entitled “Back to the beginning”. Not only did Osbourne and Black Sabbath acted, but the show included taxes of Metallica, Guns N ‘Roses, Slayer, Tool, Panther, Alice In Chains And more. Due to its previous column injuries and Parkinson’s disease, Osbourne remained sitting during the event, but otherwise he seemed to enjoy good health.
“With an indescribable sadness, we reported the death of our beloved Ozzy Osbourne this morning”the family declared in a statement. “He was with his family, surrounded by great affection. We ask everyone to respect the privacy of our family right now.”
Source: Ambito
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