The Ruth family announced, according to foreign reports, that: “We lost our beautiful son Cormac after a brave battle with cancer. He died peacefully in the arms of his family who loved and worshiped him. He fought incredibly bravely over the past year and kept his wits and sense of humor until the end.”
In the same ad, they described Cormack as “A wild and electric ball of energy”, spirit that “It was full of light and goodness.”
“As fierce as he was, Cormac was also the embodiment of kindness. A kind soul who brought so much happiness and hope to those around him. We are overwhelmed with sadness, as well as tears and laughter, when we think of this beautiful boy in the 25 years and 10 months we have known him.”
Uninhibited, happy, wild and adorable kid. He only became a man recently. We love him. We’ll carry it with us wherever we go.” Advertising continues.
Cormack was a musician and graduated from Bennington College in Vermont. “An incredibly talented and exceptional musician whose passion and love for music began when his guitar was older than him,” As described by his family.
Cormac Roth’s post about his cancer diagnosis – ‘It didn’t take away my will to survive’
In an Instagram post last July, Cormac Roth announced that he was diagnosed with stage 3 germ cell carcinoma in November 2021.
“He’s robbed me of half my hearing, my 27 pounds, my confidence, and he’s going to continue his murderous rampage until I can somehow stop him and kill him.” He captioned the post with a video of him playing the guitar. “But it hasn’t taken away my will to survive or my love for music. It hasn’t paid me yet.
“Love to all, please make sure you do the things you love. Life is short. This is a mess. And you never know when you will be. Be okay and go to the doctor. Damn cancer” he added.
Photo by Tim Roth: Shutterstock
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