“Southern Charm” star Olivia Flowers and her parents paid tribute to her brother Connor after he died at the age of 32 on Monday.
“Connor was a remarkable young man, with a gift of compassion and love for others, making friends wherever he went,” the Flowers family said in a statement obtained by Page Six.
“His values were instilled in his faith and his family. We know he will be missed by many for years to come.
The family ended their statement by requesting privacy “while we grieve the tremendous loss of our son and brother.”
The Charleston Post and Courier also shared his obituary on Thursday.
“[Conner] grew up and was known by many as a full life and a fun friend as well as an avid golfer,” the deceased wrote. “The family moved to Dallas, TX in 2006, where he played for Dallas Mavericks basketball. games, enjoyed Cowboys football games, and developed his entrepreneurial spirit while making many new friends.”
Conner moved back to Charleston and worked in real estate the last few years, the obituary said.
The Flowers family requests donations in Connor’s name to lymedisease.org and pethelpers.org in lieu of flowers for the upcoming funeral.
Connor died Jan. 30 at his home outside Charleston, S.C., Charleston County Coroner Bobby Joe O’Neill said in a statement released Thursday to Page Six.
“The manner and cause of death are pending,” the statement said.
There will be a visitation on Saturday in Mount Pleasant, SC and a funeral service on Sunday.
Olivia – who rose to fame after starring in Season 8 of the hit Bravo show – has yet to come to terms with her heartbreaking loss as an individual.
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