Oliver Tree's final wishes revealed after fatal helicopter crash in Brazil
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Key Points:
- Oliver Tree's loved ones are honoring his wishes by establishing the "Dr. Oliver Tree’s Extremely Epic Grant For Baby Geniuses" foundation, which he had set up before his passing to support artists and creative projects.
- The 32-year-old singer died in a helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on June 14, along with five other victims, including pilots and passengers.
- Tree's will specified that his wealth would not go to his family beyond funding his children's college education, but rather be used to fund artistic production through a committee he established.
- Prior to his death, Tree expressed that his art would gain more appreciation posthumously, and he intended for his foundation to continue spreading joy, love, and art in the world.
- The helicopter crash also caused a fire at a car dealership in Rio, which was quickly extinguished, and Tree had recently performed in Brazil as part of his world tour promoting his latest album.
