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(LifeSiteNews) — An up-and-coming country music performer, who publicly celebrated his Pfizer COVID vaccination in April 2021, tragically died suddenly just hours after his own wedding ceremony on Saturday.
Jake Flint, 37, passed away without warning in his sleep as confirmed by The Oklahoman after exchanging vows with his bride Brenda Wilson Flint at a his rural homestead outside of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Described as a singer and songwriter of the Red Dirt genre of country music, Flint had released four albums since 2016 and was honored in 2019 as “Breakout Artist of the Year” at the We Are Tulsa Music Awards. The previous year he was featured on the Future Faces Show of the Texas Regional Radio Music Awards.
Brenda Cline, the singer’s former manager and friend, described him in a Facebook post Sunday morning as “the funniest, most hilarious, hardest working, dedicated artist I have ever worked with in my career.” She went on to ask for prayers for “his new wife Brenda, Jake’s precious mother, his sister and the rest of his family and friends.”
Last year, on April 21, Flint posted an Instagram photo sharing some apparent excitement at the prospect of returning to live performances following government COVID-19-related restrictions. The post included an image of the musician’s “COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card” indicating he had received two Pfizer injections within the previous month. He added the comment “Fully Vaxed to the max and ready to make some tracks to Halifax or wherever else.”