Family and fans of rock legend Ozzy Osbourne gathered in his hometown of Birmingham, England, on Wednesday to say a final farewell. The hearse carrying Osbourne, who died July 22 at the age of 76, traveled through the main streets of Birmingham with a view of the Black Sabbath frontman's coffin covered in purple flowers.

Ozzy Osbourne was at home amid the things he loves most in the days leading up to his death, a source tells PEOPLE. Osbourne, 76, died on Tuesday, July 22, with his family, including wife Sharon, by his side.

Black Sabbath singer Ozzy Osbourne's sisters recall their final interactions before his death at 76, noting he was frail but still joking before a farewell performance in England.

Charles III might be the King of England, but Ozzy Osbourne will always be the Prince of Darkness. And in honor of the rock legend's life and legacy following his death July 22, the Royal Family's official army band put its own spin on one of Black Sabbath‘s biggest hits.

Thousands mourned Ozzy Osbourne in Birmingham, U.K., showing support to his family as his funeral procession rolled through his hometown.