Everyone Adores Raymond' Star Sawyer Sweeten Dead at 19 of Obvious Suicide
Everyone Adores Raymond star Sawyer Sweeten is dead of a suspected suicide at age 19.
Sweeten, who featured on the Beam Romano sitcom from 1996 to 2005, was seeing family in Texas on Thursday when he professedly shot himself on the entryway patio of the family home.
Sawyer and his twin sibling Sullivan played Romano's twin children Geoffrey and Michael Barone on the show, and their genuine more established sister Madylin played Associate Barone.
Sweeten's chief Dino May and father Timothy affirmed the demise to ET, saying that the family is "exceptionally crushed." May incorporated an announcement from Madylin Sweeten:
"Toward the beginning of today an unpleasant family catastrophe has happened. We are crushed to report that our cherished sibling, child, and companion, Sawyer Sweeten, took his own particular life. He was weeks from his 20th birthday. At this touchy time, our family asks for security and we ask of you to connect with the ones you adore."
"As of now I might want to urge everybody to contact the ones you cherish," Madylin likewise composed on her Facebook page. "Give them a chance to have doubtlessly of what they intend to you."
Everyone Cherishes Raymond star Beam Romano remarked on the catastrophe Thursday, saying, "I'm stunned, and horribly disheartened, by the news about Sawyer. He was a magnificent and sweet child to be around. Only an incredible vitality at whatever point he was there. My heart breaks for him, his family, and his companions amid this exceptionally troublesome time."
Co-star Patricia Heaton communicated her sympathies for the Sweeten family, saying in an announcement, "Sawyer was a clever and especially splendid young fellow. He is gone from us dreadfully soon. The misfortune the Sweeten family is encountering is incomprehensible. Today evening time embrace your kids somewhat more tightly and please keep Sawyer and his family in your considerations and supplications to God."
Everyone Cherishes Raymond inventor Phil Rosenthal likewise shared his sympathies on Thursday, saying, "We knew and adored Sawyer as a young man. He and his genuine kin Sullivan and Madylin were such a beguiling, vital piece of our television crew. They never neglected to make us giggle, or help to remember us how we feel about our own kids. We are awfully miserable to hear this news and our hearts go out to Sawyer's gang."
Everyone Adores Raymond star Sawyer Sweeten is dead of a suspected suicide at age 19.
Sweeten, who featured on the Beam Romano sitcom from 1996 to 2005, was seeing family in Texas on Thursday when he professedly shot himself on the entryway patio of the family home.
Sawyer and his twin sibling Sullivan played Romano's twin children Geoffrey and Michael Barone on the show, and their genuine more established sister Madylin played Associate Barone.
Sweeten's chief Dino May and father Timothy affirmed the demise to ET, saying that the family is "exceptionally crushed." May incorporated an announcement from Madylin Sweeten:
"Toward the beginning of today an unpleasant family catastrophe has happened. We are crushed to report that our cherished sibling, child, and companion, Sawyer Sweeten, took his own particular life. He was weeks from his 20th birthday. At this touchy time, our family asks for security and we ask of you to connect with the ones you adore."
"As of now I might want to urge everybody to contact the ones you cherish," Madylin likewise composed on her Facebook page. "Give them a chance to have doubtlessly of what they intend to you."
Everyone Cherishes Raymond star Beam Romano remarked on the catastrophe Thursday, saying, "I'm stunned, and horribly disheartened, by the news about Sawyer. He was a magnificent and sweet child to be around. Only an incredible vitality at whatever point he was there. My heart breaks for him, his family, and his companions amid this exceptionally troublesome time."
Co-star Patricia Heaton communicated her sympathies for the Sweeten family, saying in an announcement, "Sawyer was a clever and especially splendid young fellow. He is gone from us dreadfully soon. The misfortune the Sweeten family is encountering is incomprehensible. Today evening time embrace your kids somewhat more tightly and please keep Sawyer and his family in your considerations and supplications to God."
Everyone Cherishes Raymond inventor Phil Rosenthal likewise shared his sympathies on Thursday, saying, "We knew and adored Sawyer as a young man. He and his genuine kin Sullivan and Madylin were such a beguiling, vital piece of our television crew. They never neglected to make us giggle, or help to remember us how we feel about our own kids. We are awfully miserable to hear this news and our hearts go out to Sawyer's gang."
