Walter Parazaider, a founding member of Chicago known for his sax and flute solos, died at 81 after dealing with Alzheimer's disease.

Walter Parazaider, a saxophonist and founding member of the legendary rock/jazz fusion band Chicago, has died.

The musician passed just after 2AM on Wednesday morning while in hospice after battling Alzheimer's disease for six years, she shared with the site.

Walter Parazaider, een van de originele leden van de band Chicago, is op 81-jarige leeftijd overleden. De familie van de muzikant heeft dat bevestigd aan TMZ. Parazaider had al…

Chicago founding member Walter Parazaider's death was confirmed by his wife and daughter. He died at 81 after revealing in 2021 he had Alzheimer's.

Chicago Saxophonist Walter Parazaider, who played with the band from 1967 until when he was sidelined by Alzheimer's in 2018, is dead at 81.

Walter Parazaider, a founding member of Chicago known for his sax and flute solos, died at 81 after dealing with Alzheimer's disease.

The originating member of the band with hits like If You Leave Me Now and Hard to Say I’m Sorry died after a battle with Alzheimer’s disease

"This amazing music may have never been heard had it not been for Walt's vision," the band said in a statement on Wednesday.

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