was especially notable because other neglected 1970s artists such as Reddy and Barbra Streisand failed to make the broader list at all. Such was the Osmonds' fall into obscurity that Karen Osmond, Jay's second and current wife, had never heard of the group before meeting him. Parents Olive Osmond, mother of the Osmond siblings, died on May 9, 2004, at age 79. Their father, George Osmond, died on November 6, 2007, at age 90. The couple was survived by their nine children and 55 grandchildren as well as a number of great-grandchildren. Before George Osmond's death, plans were being made for him and the 120-plus members of the Osmond family to appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show to celebrate the family's 50th anniversary in show business. He died just a few days prior to the taping. The family ultimately decided to go on with the show as scheduled, and on Thursday, November 9, the entire Osmond family appeared on stage with Oprah Winfrey as a tribute to their father. The show aired the following day, the same day as George Osmond's funeral. Hollywood Walk of Fame In 2003, the Osmond Family was honored for their achievements in the entertainment industry with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Band Members Band members Merrill Osmond- vocals , bass guitar Donny Osmond- vocals (1963-1979), keyboards (1970-1979) Alan Osmond- vocals , rhythm guitar Wayne Osmond- vocals , lead guitar Jay Osmond- vocals (1958-1979), drums (1970-1979) Jimmy Osmond- vocals (1967-1979) Marie Osmond- vocals (1973-1979, occasional) Discography Studio albums Osmonds (1970) Homemade (1971) Phase III (1972) Crazy Horses (1972) The Plan (1973) Love Me for a Reason (1974) The Proud One (1975) Brainstorm (1976) Osmond Christmas Album (1976) Steppin' Out (1979) References External links The Osmond Store Official website Merrill Osmond on Facebook Jay Osmond on Facebook Osmond Official Videos on YouTube The Osmonds Biography on YouTube The Osmonds Branson Show Osmond family (show business) American boy bands American country music groups American Latter Day Saints American pop rock music groups Asylum Records artists Bubblegum pop groups Child musical groups Elektra Records artists Families from Utah Mercury Records artists MGM Records artists Latter Day Saint families Musical groups established in 1958 Musical groups from Utah Polydor Records artists Sibling musical groups Warner Records artists Family musical groups 1958 establishments in Utah American families of Welsh ancestry Rock music groups from Utah Teen pop groups