Beyoncé’s Uncle Butch Passes Away At 77

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Tragedy has struck the family of the renowned singer and performer, Beyoncé, as her uncle has recently passed away. Tina Knowles, Beyoncé’s mother, took to Instagram to share the heartbreaking news of the passing of her brother, Rowland Martin Buyince, affectionately known as Butch, who died over the weekend at the age of 77. The cause of his death has not been disclosed at this time.

Remembering Butch

Tina Knowles posted a poignant black and white photograph of Butch dressed in a United States Air Force uniform, accompanied by a heartfelt caption honoring his memory. She fondly referred to Butch as her “Beautiful big brother” and expressed her deep sense of loss, stating that she will miss him immensely. She also shared that Butch was a distinguished “career Airforce man” with a passion for riding motorcycles and held a black belt in karate. Tina highlighted Butch’s striking “beautiful green eyes,” his talent as a “great story teller,” and the love he held for his wife Jeanette, daughter Dana, and two grandchildren Yvette and Roland.

Family’s Grief

As of now, Beyoncé has not publicly addressed the passing of her uncle. However, given the close-knit nature of their family, it is anticipated that she will share her sentiments in the near future. This news comes at a time when Beyoncé has been in the spotlight for her venture into country music, notably with the release of the popular country song, “Texas Hold ‘Em.”

Final Farewell

Rowland Martin Buyince, or Butch, leaves behind a legacy that will be cherished by his family and friends. His contributions as a dedicated Air Force member, his love for motorcycles and martial arts, and his role as a beloved husband, father, and grandfather will be remembered with great fondness. The passing of Butch at the age of 77 marks a somber moment for the family and all those who knew him.