July 25, 2025
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As we reflect on how the music changed and shaped our lives, I’ve reflected on how”HUMAN” Ozzy was. The love he had for Sharon, his children, his grandkids, and the love for his fans. Did he shape my childhood, absolutely. When I went to buy the Bark at the Moon record, my Daddy refused. That wasn’t allowed. I eventually got it, long after I left home, but I still got it and showed it to my Daddy. He wasn’t a fan…… Until World Detour came on. He saw Ozzy as a papaw, history buff, and generally hilarious person. He touched so many, on so many different levels, and several generations! What he accomplished was short of an absolute miracle. Leaving has deeply affected every generation, but the legacy of love and music will, forever, ROCK ON.

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As we reflect on how music has changed and shaped our lives, one name that continues to resonate deeply is Ozzy Osbourne. Beyond the heavy metal icon, beyond the “Prince of Darkness” persona, there was always something deeply *human* about Ozzy. It was in the way he spoke about his love for Sharon, the way his eyes lit up around his children and grandchildren, and the deep, raw connection he shared with his fans. That humanity made him more than just a rockstar—it made him family to many of us.

 

Ozzy shaped my childhood in ways I didn’t even realize at the time. I still remember when I tried to buy *Bark at the Moon*—my daddy flat-out refused. That kind of music wasn’t allowed in our house. But I eventually got my hands on it, long after I’d left home. I brought it back and showed it to him, proud. He still didn’t get it… not until *Ozzy & Jack’s World Detour* came on TV. Suddenly, he saw what I’d seen all along: Ozzy as a papaw, a curious history buff, and a genuinely hilarious, down-to-earth man. That show bridged generations in our home—my rockstar hero had become my dad’s favorite TV grandpa.

 

Ozzy touched so many people on so many levels. From headbanging teens to their parents—and even their kids—his reach was endless. What he accomplished in life, surviving what he did and still giving the world love, laughter, and unforgettable music, is nothing short of a miracle. His passing has left a hole in our hearts, felt across generations. But his legacy—rooted in love, humanity, and pure rock and roll—will forever live on. The music, the memories, the man: they’ll never fade. Ozzy, your legacy will forever ROCK

ON.

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