Four Seasons’ Tommy DeVito Dies of Complications from COVID-19
Tommy DeVito, one of the founding members of the Four Seasons has died. He was 92. DeVito’s death was confirmed by actor Alfredo Nittoli who announced his passing via Facebook…
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Tommy DeVito, one of the founding members of the Four Seasons has died. He was 92.
DeVito's death was confirmed by actor Alfredo Nittoli who announced his passing via Facebook in the following statement: "My dear friend Tommy passed away in Las Vegas at 9:45 last night with deep regret. I am writing this sitting in his living room. I was informed by his daughter, Darcel, there will be a service in New Jersey."
Per NJ.com, DeVito's died from complications from COVID-19 and was recently hospitalized because of the virus.
DeVito was in the Four Seasons from 1960-1971. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as part of the Four Seasons in 1990.
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