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In a somber announcement, the Osmond family has shared that Alan Osmond has passed away at the age of 76. The news was confirmed by a family spokesperson, marking the end of an era for the renowned Utah-based musical group, “The Osmonds,” which Alan was a central part of along with his brothers Merrill, Jay, Donny, and Jimmy.
Born on June 22, 1949, in Ogden, Utah, Alan Osmond was the eldest of the performing siblings and the third oldest among all the Osmond children. He shared a long and happy marriage with Suzanne Pinegar, who also hailed from Utah, and together they raised eight children.
Alan’s passing was confirmed to have occurred at 8:30 p.m., with his devoted wife and children present during his final moments. Initially, his age was reported as 77, but it has since been verified that he was indeed 76.
Throughout his illustrious career, Alan Osmond, alongside his brothers, graced numerous stages and showcased his versatility with various musical instruments. His talents extended beyond performing, as he took on the role of a producer for television series such as “Donny and Marie” and “The Osmond Family Show,” according to information from IMDb.
Notably, Alan’s father appointed him as the leader of the Osmond brothers, who initially captivated audiences as a barbershop group. This early designation led to significant collaborations, establishing enduring ties with iconic figures like Walt Disney and appearing regularly on Andy Williams’ weekly televised show.
In the 70s, Alan joined the National Guard, serving for six years before returning to music-waiting and concern performances.
Alan ultimately retired from show business after his diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis but continued to represent his family in many philanthropic endeavors.
Alan helped create the Children’s Miracle Network Telethon, which has raised over two billion dollars for children’s hospitals. He also founded the One Heart Foundation to help support orphans.
“Upon meeting the entertainer, an ever-ready smile was ever prevalent. One might feel as though they had known him all their life,” said the family spokesperson. “Others’ importance seemed to outshine his own, and he especially treasured the countless fans who supported the group.”
According to the family spokesperson, Alan recently commented that he was anxious to be with his brother Wayne, who died in January 2025. He stated, “We still have a lot of work to do together- there is much catching up to keep us busy for a very long time.”