Paul McCartney pays tribute to brother-in-law John Eastman after his demise at age of 83. This is what he said

Famed music attorney John Eastman, 83, has died after fighting against pancreatic cancer on Tuesday. John was the sibling of Linda Eastman McCartney, the first wife of the Beatles' lead singer, who passed away in 1998.

"My lovely brother-in-law, John Eastman, has died," McCartney posted on Twitter while posting a picture of the two during a yoga session. It is a really difficult time for me and our families because we have known each other for more than 50 years.

John was a fantastic man, the musician went on to say. One of the kindest and sharpest persons I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. He was not only a great lawyer, who greatly aided me in my business transactions, but he was also a great friend.




"His sense of humor was always evident in whatever he did, and his love for his family was unconditional. Through the years, we shared a lot of laughs, but when it came to being serious, he was unstoppable, he added.

Words rarely suffice to capture his fervour for living and our love for this extraordinary man, yet there is so much more that could be written about his extraordinary attributes.
He will be terribly missed, but those of us who knew and loved him will always hold him close in our hearts, he said.

The post's conclusion was a brief farewell from McCartney: "See ya, Johnny! Love, Paul.

McCartney's attorneys, John and his father Lee, guided the famous musician through The Beatles' dissolution.

McCartney married Linda in 1969 in London, a week before John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s wedding day.

John is survived by his wife Jodie Eastman.