The cause of death of Eddie Van Hollen has been confirmed. The death certificate issued by the Los Angeles Department of Public Health was obtained by TMZ and reveals that a cerebral event (such as a stroke) is the immediate cause of death.
And his son Wolfgang von Holland Contempt was expressed To TMZ after the message containing information from the death certificate. He called the tabloid decor “stain” for blatantly violating privacy.
Renowned Van Hollen guitarist died on October 6 earlier this year. In addition to the immediate cause of death listed, there are other causes of pneumonia, ischemic myelodysplastic syndrome and lung cancer as well as head and neck and screams cell carcinoma (skin cancer) and atrial fibrillation. Causes irregular heartbeat, increasing the risk of stroke.
“I couldn’t believe I had to write this, but my father Edward Lodwiz van Hollen lost his long battle with cancer this morning,” Wolfgang wrote on social media on October 6th. “He’s the best father on stage and every moment I share with him is a gift. My heart is broken. I do not think I will ever fully recover from this loss. I love you so much, Bob.”
Wolfgang, who recently released “Distance”, was defensive on Twitter in connection with the release of important information, including his first song as a solo artist, along with a touching tribute video that compiled home movies over the years. In addition to the information on the death certificate (which is a matter of public record) the publication released personal details of the family’s memorial plans.
He Stressed He has “every right in the world to call people who publish personal information about my family a scam”, and it is his responsibility to stick to his late father since he is not here to defend himself after 29 Twitter users criticized him. Dealing with social media protesters.
All of the revenue available “from afar” is Mr. Donated to Holland’s Opus Foundation, the late Eddie’s favorite charity that helps provide instruments for non – sponsored concerts. To learn more and donate, go here.
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