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Buck White, Founder of Country/Bluegrass Group The Whites, Dies at 94
Buck White, the patriarch of country and bluegrass music group The Whites, died Monday, Jan. 13 at age 94. White's daughters Sharon, Cheryl, Rosie and Melissa said in a statement: "The Lord answered our prayers and took our daddy home peacefully this morning at 8:00 a.
Country Music Legend Dies: Buck White Was 94
Country music legend Buck White has died. White, founder of the Grammy Award-winning bluegrass family trio The Whites, passed away “peacefully” Tuesday morning at the age of 94, his daughters Sharon,
Country music legend dead at 94: ‘The Lord answered our prayers’
“The Lord answered our prayers and took our daddy, Buck White, home peacefully this morning at 8:00 a.m.,” the statement reads. “We are so thankful for his 94 years on this earth. He was a great dad who taught us by example to put Jesus first always.
Country music icon and The Whites star Buck White dies at 94 as his daughters pay tribute
Iconic country music star Buck White has died at the age of 94. White was a star of the successful American country music group The Whites, known for songs including You Put the Blue In Me, which he sung in alongside his daughters Sharon and Cheryl White.
Buck White, country music legend and Grand Ole Opry member whose songs ‘touched millions’, dies at 94
Buck White became widely known for his work with The Whites, a family band that included his two daughters, Cheryl and Sharon
Country music legend, Grand Ole Opry star dead at 94
Country music legend Buck White has died. He was 94. The news of his death was relayed from his four daughters by another country music legend, Ricky Skaggs, on his Facebook page.
Buck White, Patriarch and Mandolinist of the Whites Dead at 94
Buck White, mandolinist for the Grammy-winning bluegrass trio The Whites passed away this morning. He was 94 years old.
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Buck White of The Whites passes away
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