LOS ANGELES — Iconic music producer Quincy Jones has been laid to rest following a private service in Los Angeles just one week after his passing at the age of 91. Plans are underway for a more expansive public memorial to honor his remarkable life and contributions to the music industry.

Members of Jones’ family, which includes his seven children, a brother, two sisters, and other close relatives, attended the intimate ceremony. They expressed their deep appreciation for the overwhelming support and tributes pouring in from friends and admirers globally. This heartfelt statement emphasized their gratitude and indicated that details regarding a public celebration of Jones’ life will be disclosed in the future.

Quincy Jones passed away peacefully at his residence in Bel Air, Los Angeles, surrounded by family on November 3. His prolific career spanned over seventy years and it featured landmark achievements such as producing the legendary “Thriller” album by Michael Jackson and creating award-winning film scores. He was also known for his collaborations with music legends like Frank Sinatra and Ray Charles, among numerous others.

Following his death, tributes flooded in from high-profile figures in various sectors, including entertainment and politics. A special tribute was aired on “Saturday Night Live,” a show he had once hosted, where they shared a heartfelt memorial photo the night before his funeral.

In lieu of floral arrangements, Jones’ family has requested that donations be directed to the Jazz Foundation of America, reflecting his enduring legacy and commitment to the music community.