Ozzy Osbourne receives posthumous award yet again

Ozzy Osbourne Ozzy was honored with an award by the mayor of Birmingham on what would have been his 77th birthday.

According to the Birmingham City Council, the prestigious, annual award recognizes recipients of ‘”very high risk or the people of Birmingham.”

“It’s not necessarily because a job has been done or because someone has reached a certain level. Instead, it recognizes people who ‘go the extra mile,'” “.

In a video message, a late Saturday night girl, Kelly, I just want to thank my family for their love, but to show my father in a way that made him the happiest man on the planet. “

KELLY received the honor alongside her mother and Ozzy’s widow, Sharon. The two men were also given the book of condolence which contains tributes from the citizens of Birmingham, after the death of the legendary singer in July, at the age of 76.

The book allowed fans to write their own messages about what the Prince of Darkness meant for them and the wide-eyed crowd to graduate during Ozzy’s funeral cortege.

The Mayor of Notchingham later paid tribute to the book at the Birmingham Museum of Fine Arts with many fans, after Ozzy’s funeral saw thousands gathered in the city.

Kelly explained in her video message that the book contains hundreds of thousands of signatures “, adding:” It is beyond our best dreams. “

Ozzy Osbourne’s daughter, Osbourne’s daughter, concluded: “That’s what my dad is proud of, he was a Brummie, and Birmingham is proud of him.”