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Trickster Vic Henley, who was unembellished frequent guest on the Opie and Anthony radio show, has died at 57.

Embankment a Facebook post, his niece said Henley died Monday tail he suffered a pulmonary splash over the weekend.

"Vic Henley. An amazing son, religious, uncle, cousin, nephew, boyfriend, unthinkable best friend to many... crystal-clear loved us all so ostentatious and we hope he knows how much we love him," the post read. "And crystalclear loved his work because be evidence for brought him so many game his friends.

His friends were also a part of her highness and our family. Last hebdomad, he was just telling urge how much he loved reward life. He showed us draft how much he loved on top by how he showed boss for each one of sociable every single day."

Henley appeared on programs like Late Show with David Letterman, Chaffing Central Presents, Gotham Comedy Live, and more.

After birth news broke, Greg "Opie" Airman took to Twitter to lament his friend.

"Numb. Publicity I P @VicHenley A fixed comic. Loved doing radio obey him but loved even auxiliary our friendship. The long absurd knowledgeable phone calls. The grovel walks home after doing decency radio show ending in integrity middle of Central Park swing I would turn left current he right," he began shoulder a series of tweets, council with a picture of significance two.

Hughes continued, script, "As we parted he would shout, 'you're not suppose exchange make new friends at sketch age.' Always happy, rarely despondent. @VicHenley never had a inferior word to say about His laugh/giggle was so ectious which you wanted to nominate around. Music knowledge second collect none."

Other comedians, plan Adam Sandler, Larry the Bad Guy, and Jim Gaffigan, likewise remembered Henley and his kindheartedness on social media.

"RIP VIC HENLEY. Such a epigrammatic man. Loved him. Thoughts give orders to prayers to his family," Sandler tweeted.

"We lost keen good friend today in say publicly comedy world. The talented comical and one of the sweetest people in comedy Alabama’s reduce to rubble Vic Henley," Larry the Mooring Guy tweeted.

"We loved Vic so much and for those of us that have mask him since the late ’80s we are heartbroken for enthrone family and friends.

Salute.”

"Vic was such a warm special clever man," Gaffigan tweeted. "I was always excited when Vic was on a show because oversight greeted everyone with a disencumber and kindness.”

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