“My heart is sad, and overjoyed at the same time! I will miss him, but he is finally at peace!” his sister, Roxy Hall, wrote online.
Clifton Oliver, an actor who appeared on Broadway in “The Lion King,” “In The Heights” and “Wicked,” has died. He was 47.
“My baby brother, Clifton Oliver, has had his final curtain call,” Roxy Hall, from Jacksonville, Florida, wrote Wednesday“It was peaceful,” she continued. “His partner Richard was singing to him the song Psalm 23 as he took his last breath this morning at 3:20 AM.” “He impacted the lives of people throughout the world as he showcased his amazing talent, kind soul, and loving spirit to EVERYONE he met! He will be missed, but never forgotten! He lives within all of us!,” she wrote.
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