Len Garry, an 84-year-old musician known for his time with the Quarrymen alongside John Lennon and Paul McCartney before they formed the Beatles, has passed away. He had recently been diagnosed with pneumonia after being admitted to the Royal Liverpool Hospital with a suspected chest infection. Len’s daughter, Jane Garry, shared the heartbreaking news of his passing, mentioning that they chose to bring him home where he spent his final moments surrounded by his family.

Len, who attended Liverpool Institute High School for Boys and joined the Quarrymen early on alongside Lennon, McCartney, and others, received heartfelt tributes following his death. Mourners expressed their condolences and admiration for his contributions to music and his impact on their lives. Len had been battling mixed dementia for the past 18 months and was hospitalized due to pneumonia last month.

Jane expressed her gratitude for the outpouring of support and love from Len’s fans worldwide, sharing that he always made time for his admirers. Despite his health challenges, his fans’ devotion remained unwavering. For more showbiz news and updates, follow Mirror Celebs on various social media platforms.