The Roloff family, who gained fame on the reality program Small People, Big World, has suffered a number of losses.

Whatever the case, the tragedy brought the family together.

Celebrity Matt Roloff gave a moving eulogy to his father, Ronald James Roloff, who passed away at the age of 84 earlier this year.

On Instagram, Matt, 60, sent a heartfelt homage to his deceased father.

“A challenging week for the Roloffs… This evening, my father—whom his ten grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren call ‘papa’—left this world and entered into eternal life with his Lord and Savior. He said, paying an emotional tribute.

“Ron was a fantastic husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He was an inspiration to many people.”

“Everyone who met him could tell he was a people-person! All throughout his life, but especially in his last years, his love for Jesus was evident.

About his father’s death from chronic lymphocytic leukemia, Matt has written.

Additionally, Matt lost a brother.

It was far too soon after his father’s passing for Matt to say goodbye to his brother.

In 1999, Josh Roloff passed away at the age of 34.

As a young child, doctors discovered that he had serious heart and lung issues.

His family continues to carry on his legacy even decades after his passing.

A lovely son, brother, uncle, and friend who was with us for much too little time in this life, Josh is even named in their book Little Family, Big Values. We hope to see you again in the presence of our Jesus one day since we all miss and think about you every day.

The mother of Amy passed away.

When Amy, Matt’s ex-wife, was celebrating her engagement to Chris Marek, her second husband, she tragically lost her mother, Patricia Knight.

In 2019, she commented, “The past two weeks have been an emotional roller coaster.” “At once happy and dismal. I was ecstatic when Chris made the proposal to me.

“Very sad because a day after my sister told me that my mother had passed away, my father told me that she was no longer with us. The 24th saw her passing away. I sobbed, my heart ached, and I felt pain. I was unsure of what feelings to anticipate.

Unless it was earlier than 2012, of course. Tomás Garrenton, the brother of Isabel, won’t have ever met Jacob.

Tomás tragically perished in a train collision.

Jacob’s wife, Isabel, has pledged that her son will be fully informed about his uncle.

She remarked a year ago, “He’ll know everything about you.” I used to laugh anytime I cried because of you. Therefore, you created some lovely music before you passed away. Uncle Tomás, my kid, will be well informed about you.

Isabel’s mother had lately passed away as well.

Isabel’s mother, Toni Garreton, passed away two years after her brother.

At the time, she posted on social media that “grief is an interesting beast.” When you’re driving down a road in your hometown that you’ve traveled to numerous times with your mother, the anguish can be so severe that you have to slam on the brakes.

“I believe I caught a whiff of her aroma at the time. Look at her laugh, please. All of this demonstrates my concern for her. She was someone I knew. Because they were mine to retain, all of her memories came back to me. We were uncrackable. And I’ll keep taking the same journey I took with her, missing her every time.