Foster Sylvers, a prominent figure in the music industry and former child star, has died at the age of 64 after a courageous battle with stage four pancreatic cancer. His brother, Leon Sylvers III, confirmed the news, stating that Foster passed away in hospice care. His daughter, Erin, shared a touching tribute on Facebook, expressing her love and sorrow. Foster was a key member of The Sylvers, a family group that gained fame in the 1970s with hits such as 'Boogie Fever', 'Fool's Paradise', and 'Hot Line'. The group, often compared to the Jackson family, released ten albums during their peak. Foster began his career at just 10 years old and was known for his appearances on popular television shows like American Bandstand and Soul Train. Following the group's disbandment in the mid-1980s, he formed his own band, Hy-Tech, in 1989. Fans have taken to social media to honor his legacy, reminiscing about his performances and the impact he had on music.