Renowned Disney composer Richard M. Sherman passed away at the age of 95 on May 25 due to an age-related illness.

Richard M. Sherman, alongside his late brother Robert B. Sherman, created iconic songs for Disney classics such as 'Mary Poppins' and 'The Jungle Book.'

Their most famous song, 'It's a Small World (After All),' has been played over 50 million times.

Sherman won two Oscars and three GRAMMY Awards for his contributions to music.

Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger paid tribute to Sherman, highlighting his contributions to the Disney soundtrack that has captured the hearts of generations.

Plans are in place for a private funeral on May 31 in Los Angeles, with a celebration of his life to be announced later.

Disney honored Sherman's significant contributions to their musical legacy with a statement and a performance of 'Feed the Birds,' Walt Disney's favorite song.

Richard M. Sherman's enduring legacy in music and Disney will continue to resonate with audiences of all ages.