Marie Osmond Pays Respects at Son’s Funeral

The star and grieving mother, Marie Osmond, unexpectedly and emotionally made some remarks in front of the hundreds of other mourners attending her son, Michael Bryan’s funeral this Monday. Reports from PopEater, say that Osmond stood as the

service was near closing and spoke to the other attendees in Provo, Utah at the Chruch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Chapel. “I’m proud of my son and I honor

his birth mother who’s here today who gave me the greatest gift,” Osmond said. “Thank you for those beautiful 18 years.” Marie also spoke on her other seven surviving children saying, “I’m so proud of each and every one of you.”
Osmond wrapped up the mourning by joining up with her brother, Donny, to sing the hymn, “God Be with You Till We Meet Again.” Donny Osmond spoke about his sister and her loss, which was his nephew, “Bless my sister. Bless my sister and her family. May she feel my love and comfort.” A private internment was held at a local cemetery after the funeral.Marie Osmond’s family and hundreds of mourners gathered at the Mormon Chapel on Monday as the family bid the last respect to their loved son, Michael Blosil. The private funeral saw all the family members together along with Marie Osmond’s brother’s family and the late Michael Blosil’s biological mother. The funeral was reportedly attended by around 450 people.

At the funeral service, the family remembered their dear son whose death report has shocked the family. Marie Osmond, who has declared in many occasions that she loves her children dearly, bore a gloomy look on Monday. She revealed during her speech that the biological mother of her adopted son has also come to the funeral service. Marie Osmond showed her gratitude towards the lady who she said had gifted the precious gift eighteen years ago to her in the form of Micheal Blosil.

Donny Osmond, brother of Marie Osmond could not control his tears during his last prayer recital. However, the remembrance speech by seven year old Abigail, daughter of Marie Osmond, was filled with the innocent emotions generated from the loss of a lifetime. She characterized her brother as funny and said that he used to make her laugh. As a seven year old child, her memory of her brother consists of the games that they used to play in the pool and said that she will miss them. Abigail said that her brother had written a song for her which showed his love for her.