Adopted son Michael Bryan, 18, committed suicide on February 26. By Gil Kaufman Marie Osmond (file) Photo: Steven Lawton/ FilmMagic The Osmond family gathered in Provo, Utah, on Monday for the funeral of 18-year-old Michael Bryan, Marie Osmond’s son who committed suicide on February 26. “He was a man of his word. He wasn’t a talker, he was a doer. He was reliable,” said Bryan’s sister, Rachel Blosil, 20, who struggled through tears to eulogize her younger brother, The Associated Press reported. “He knew my hopes, he knew my dreams, my secrets, things that nobody knows. He was my best friend.” Bryan was one of five children adopted by Osmond and ex-husband Brian Blosil, who divorced in 2007 after 20 years. Osmond announced in 2007 that Bryan had entered a rehab facility but did not reveal what he was being treated for. Marie Osmond had not planned to speak at the funeral, which was attended by more than 450 mourners at a chapel near the Provo temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, but as the service drew to a
