Hollywood actor, writer and filmmaker Tyler Perry has joined millions of Americans to mourn the death of the leader in America’s civil rights movement, Dr Joseph Lowery.
The late Civil Rights Activist died on Friday 27th March 2030, at the age of 98, as a representative of the family Imara Canady, said he died of natural causes.
Tyler Perry taking to his social media page on Saturday, shared some photos of Joseph Lowery and former President Obama with a caption that reads:
“I was saddened today to hear about the passing of a true legend and icon, Dr. Joseph E. Lowery.
As I was going through some of my personal photos I came across a few that I don’t usually make public, but this one said it all. This and the two other pictures were taken in 2012 at my old studio when President Barack Obama, a sitting president, bowed to the greatness of the man who stood before both of us! Presidential humility at its best.
He knew what I wish the whole world knew. Dr. Joseph Lowery was a man that helped move this country to a better place. We should all be grateful for his incredible work through the civil rights movement all the way up until his passing.
The man was amazing, loving, kind, funny, a truth teller and a healer. I will miss his incredible jokes, quick wit, and him telling me about how much he enjoyed the twists, turns, and laughs in my shows.
You will be missed my friend! Your family is in my prayers.
Join your loving wife and rest with the angels!!,” he said.