Originally Posted by Flora_McDonald:
“Yes - that's what I thought too, but it would have been a media circus and horribly stressful for his family. This way, his family can privately get their thoughts together, organise something small, personal and private if that is their wish, and leave it to other people to organise memorial concerts, or whatever they want.”
“Yes - that's what I thought too, but it would have been a media circus and horribly stressful for his family. This way, his family can privately get their thoughts together, organise something small, personal and private if that is their wish, and leave it to other people to organise memorial concerts, or whatever they want.”
As I understand it Flora his family weren't invited. That may have been agreed before hand as Calamity says but I do think that service of committal (or secular equivilent) is an important event in the grieving process. But as Calamity also says we are all different and if his family didn't feel the need then thats a matter for them.



