Oliver Tree's celebration of life features surprising display of coffins
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Key Points:
- Oliver Tree, the singer known for hits like "Life Goes On" and "Miss You," died at age 32 in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro last month, which also claimed five other lives.
- His celebration of life was held at the Quarry Amphitheater in Santa Cruz, California, featuring a quirky tribute with mannequins dressed like Tree and speeches from figures such as Logan Paul and Diplo.
- The crash involved two helicopters colliding over an electric vehicle yard, causing a fire that destroyed at least 20 cars; Tree was on tour in South America at the time.
- Tree's family announced plans to honor his final wish by establishing a foundation called "Dr. Oliver Tree’s Extremely Epic Grant For Baby Geniuses" to support emerging artists.
- Prior to his death, Tree expressed that he did not want his wealth inherited by family but intended for his money to be used to benefit other artists after his passing.
