From Pop Star to Public Servant

Bobby Sherman became a famous teen idol in the 1960s thanks to his music and television appearances. With his clean-cut look and soft voice, he won hearts with hit songs like “Little Woman” and “Julie, Do Ya Love Me.” He starred in shows like Shindig! and Here Come the Brides, and became one of the most recognized faces of the decade.

Peaceful Final Days

Sherman passed away peacefully at his home in Encino, California, surrounded by his wife Brigitte and their family. He had been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer earlier in 2025. In his final months, he chose to stay at home, where he spent time reading fan letters and staying close to his loved ones. His family described him as calm, gentle, and positive until the very end.

A Loving Family Man

Bobby was married to Brigitte Poublon Sherman since 2011. The couple shared nearly three decades of love and partnership. He also had two sons, Christopher and Tyler, from his previous marriage to Patti Carnel. He was a proud father and grandfather, leaving behind six grandchildren. Brigitte described him as her “prince charming” and said he faced his illness with strength and dignity.

His Rise to Fame

Sherman’s rise to stardom began with music and TV. His role in Here Come the Brides made him a household name. At the same time, his songs topped the charts and won gold records. He appeared on magazine covers, in concerts, and even on lunchboxes and posters. Fans from the 1960s remember him as one of the most popular teen idols of that time.

A New Purpose in Life

In the 1980s, Bobby Sherman chose a different path. He trained as an emergency medical technician (EMT) and later worked as an instructor for the Los Angeles Police Department. He also served as a reserve deputy sheriff in San Bernardino County. His commitment to helping others earned him the title of LAPD Reserve Officer of the Year in 1999.

Giving Back

Alongside his wife, Sherman co-founded the Brigitte & Bobby Sherman Children's Foundation, which helps children in Ghana by providing education and music programs. Even after his time in the spotlight, Bobby found ways to help others and make a difference in the world.

Remembering Bobby

Fans and family will always remember Bobby Sherman not just for his music and acting but for his kindness and community service. He left a legacy of love, hard work, and care for others. His gentle nature and generous heart touched many lives over the decades.