‘Before I Let Go’ singer and Maze founder Frankie Beverly (1946-2024) died on September 10 at the age of 77. His family announced the news a day later in a loving message on Instagram.
Frankie Beverly’s Funeral: “Love Each Other Like He Wanted For All Of Us”
“Griefing the loss of a loved one is a deeply personal and emotional experience,” the statement said. “During this time, we ask for privacy and understanding, as we experience emotions of sadness, reflection, and remembrance, and we ask for space to grieve in our own way.”
The family added: “This is a time of healing and we appreciate the solitude we need as we mourn the loss of our beloved Howard Stanley Beverley, known to the world as Frankie Beverley.”
A statement about the Philadelphia singer continued: “He lived his life with such purity of spirit, as you would say. There was no one who could have done it better. He lived for his music, his family, his friends. He loved one another as he would have loved all of us.”
Frankie Beverly’s cause of death is currently unknown.
Career Highlights with Beyoncé and Her Unique Style
According to a report by Music Express, Beverly celebrated her career highlight with American superstar Beyoncé (43) five years ago. He even called the recording of the song “Before I Let Go.” “It was one of the highlights of my life and something unique.” The song was released as a bonus track on the 2019 album ‘Homecoming: The Live Album.’
Frankie Beverly’s stage costumes have been his trademark for many years. He always appears in specially designed and tailored white casual clothes with pants, long-sleeved shirts, and baseball caps. His fans also traditionally come to his concerts in all white.
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