MILWAUKEE — Bob Uecker's family is thanking everyone for their support following the passing of "Mister Baseball."
The family confirmed they laid him to rest Friday. The Milwaukee Brewers and broadcasting legend passed away at the age of 90 on January 16.
In a statement shared by the Brewers, the family and the team expressed appreciation for all the events and memorials that have taken place since the announcement of his death.
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"The outpouring of love Bob experienced from so many during his life, and the support we have received from extended family, friends, and the public since his passing, has been nothing short of overwhelming," the family said in the release. "The many tributes in his honor and the messages of condolence have sustained us during this difficult time."
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The family also said it is working with the Brewers on a public celebration of life, which will take place later this summer, with more details to come.
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