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Covey also was the author of several other best sellers, including "First Things First," "Principle-Centered Leadership," "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families," and "The 8th Habit: From Effectiveness to Greatness."
Covey was the co-founder of Utah-based professional services company FranklinCovey. He lived with his wife in Provo, and has nine children and 52 grandchildren. At the time of his bicycle accident, his publicist, Debra Lund, said doctors had not found any signs of long-term damage to his head. "He just lost control on his bike and crashed," Lund said. "He was wearing a helmet, which is good news." Catherine Sagers, Covey's daughter, told The Salt Lake Tribune in April that her father had suffered some bleeding on his brain after the accident. A telephone message left for Sagers on Monday wasn't returned. Sean Covey said his father was at a family gathering in Montana when his health began to deteriorate and he was rushed to the closest hospital. "Our family, all nine kids and our spouses and my mom, were able to gather together again to be with him for the last few hours of his life, which is what he always wanted," Sean Covey said in an email to The Tribune.
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