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His family confirmed his death on Friday, with a statement issued on behalf of his wife Julie Forsyth.
Known for his successful events there is a lot of affection and you don’t have to say you love me, Grant was one of the founding members of the group that was formed in 1974.
A statement via the Press Association read: “It is with great sadness that I must tell you that I lost my love Dominic, all of a sudden, on Wednesday 18 November, due to an abdominal aortic aneurysm.
“He was an amazing husband, new father, brother and grandfather. my heart is broken.
“He was kind, strong and always the life and soul of the party. His distinctive and beautiful voice will last forever – I would never have loved him more and never really know what our family would do without him . . . He was our brightest star.
Forsyth – daughter of artist Sir Bruce Forsyth – was also a member of the hit group in the 1970s.
Their singles « There’s a lot to love you shouldn’t say you love me » reached the top ten in the UK.
Away from music, he was a passionate sculptor and according to his website his work has been shown in Amsterdam, Marbella, Mayfair and Monte Carlo.
Grant also made a bronze bust of the father-in-law, Sir Bruce – who died in 2017 – which was placed in the Palladium London in 2005 to celebrate six decades of the entertainment veteran. .
Recently, Grant completed a statue of King George IV as a gift for the seaside town of Ramsgate in Kent, marking the King’s bicentennial, making it the only royal harbor in the UK.
Grant & Forsyth, Guys’ n ‘Dolls, Dominic Grant, Bruce Forsyth, Julie Forsyth
World News – GB – Guys’ n’ Dolls singer Dominic Grant dies suddenly ‘with progress Age 71
Ref: https://metro.co.uk
