Sir Brian May recently expressed heartfelt sentiments following the passing of his long-time friend, Phil Webb. The iconic guitarist, aged 78, took to social media to mark the two-year anniversary since Webb’s unexpected death due to a heart attack.
Tribute to Phil Webb
Brian May shared a poignant message, reflecting on the profound impact Webb had on his life. He described that day as “the saddest day of Brian’s life.” May remembered Webb as not only a dedicated driver for over three decades but also a close family friend.
Legacy of Kindness
In his tribute, Brian highlighted Webb’s extraordinary character. He stated, “He was the kindest man I ever met, to every man, woman, and child, regardless of their background.” The late Phil Webb was also an ardent animal advocate, which May noted contributed to his greatness.
Fan Support
Following May’s tribute, fans quickly rallied to show their support. Many shared their condolences and fond memories of Webb.
- “He was such a kind man, dearly missed,” one fan wrote.
- Another added, “Sending extra love to all the people around him.”
Initial Announcement of Loss
The connection between May and Webb was evident in Brian’s earlier announcement made two years ago. At that time, he expressed his deep sorrow over losing someone he regarded as family.
“This is one of the saddest days of my life,” May said in his initial statement. He described Webb as “the kindest and most decent man” he had ever known, expressing a sense of devastation over the loss.
Continued Remembrance
Brian concluded his recent message by stating, “We all miss ya Phil, too much. RIP.” His words serve as a reminder of the lasting impact that true friendship and kindness can have in our lives.
