Well-wishers for Robin Gibb are being asked to donate to a Manx charity instead of sending funeral flowers.
The Bee Gees singer, who died aged 62 after a lengthy battle with cancer, was born in the Isle of Man in 1949.
His family have requested donations to children’s hospice Rebecca House in Douglas.
The facility, which provides care for children with life-threatening conditions, was officially opened by Gibb and his wife, Dwina, in 2008.
Speaking of the arrangements, hospice chairman Sir Miles Walker said: “You never really think people as famous as Robin would remember a hospice in the Isle of Man.