Amy Winehouse Finally Laid To Rest: "Goodnight My Angel, Sleep Tight" (Dad, Mitchell's Moving Tribute To His Daughter).

Around 200 people are believed to have joined Mitch, Amy's mum Janis and the family at the private service to pay their last respects to the troubled singer.
They listened to 60-year-old Mitch as he ended his moving eulogy with the words: "Goodnight, my angel, sleep tight. Mummy and Daddy love you ever so much."
Then they sang Carole King's 1971 song So Far Away.

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A spokesman for the family said: "Mitch was funny, he told some great stories from her childhood about how head-strong she was, and clearly the family and friends recognised the stories and laughed along.
"He stressed so many times she was happier now than she had ever been and he spoke about her boyfriend and paid tribute to a lot of people in her life."
Among those invited to the ceremony at Edgwarebury Cemetery in North London were Kelly Osbourne, DJ Mark Ronson, singer Bryan Adams and Amy's goddaughter Dionne Bromfield.

Grief ... the pain at Amy's death is clearly etched on the faces of Mitch and Winehouse mum Janis

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Kelly, 26, wore her hair in a beehive in a nod to Amy's famous trademark do. Stylist Alex Foden — said to have created the style — was also at the ceremony. Amy's bandmates Zalon and Heshima Thompson as well as singer Remi Nicole were also among the select group to attend the funeral, which had to take place as soon as possible after the death according to Jewish law.

Friends ... Kelly Osbourne and Mark Ronson

A devastated-looking Ronson, wearing sunglasses and a skull cap, was among the first to leave when he came out of the main entrance at 3.45pm.
Her parents emerged from the chapel a few minutes later. Her boyfriend Reg Traviss and brother Alex were among the last to come out.
After the service, throngs of fans lined the roads outside the cemetery as Amy's body was taken to a crematorium.

Comforted ... family and friends console heartbroken Mitch

Her ashes will be mixed with those of her beloved grandmother Cynthia, who died of lung cancer in 2006.
Guests left clutching a picture of the star and described the service as "wonderful".
Family friend Alfie Ezekiel said: "Mitch gave a very good eulogy and he managed to get through it very well, considering."

Devastated ... Amy's boyfriend Reg Traviss

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He said the service — during which Mitch was the only family member to speak — was "joyful" and "celebrated" the singer's life.
Alfie, from Loughton, Essex, added: "It was very moving."
One mourner said Mitch's eulogy had been "emotional". They added: "He said that she would be carried in his heart. They were in contact three times a day, always, wherever she was.

Goddaughter ... Dionne Bromfield looks deep in thought

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"It's a complex situation but he is supported by his community. It's this extraordinary diaspora of people from north London who all knew Amy from when she was born."
Shelley Rotbart joined fans gathered outside Golders Green Crematorium and said Amy was among a host of stars to be cremated there.
Mrs Rotbart, 46, said: "Marc Bolan of T-Rex, Keith Moon the drummer for The Who and Peter Sellers were all brought here when they died.

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FRIENDS and family of Amy Winehouse gather for her funeral in North London

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"Further back Vivien Leigh and Sigmund Freud were brought here."
Troubled Amy's funeral came days after her untimely death at her home in Camden, North London. There has been speculation that booze and drugs had a role to play.
But police said it could take up to four weeks until results from toxicology tests to establish the cause of death come back. A post-mortem was inconclusive.

Brother ... Alex Winehouse arrives at crematorium

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Yesterday, grieving Mitch and Janis made an emotional visit to Amy's £2million home to view tributes to their tragic daughter.
And her film director boyfriend Reg, 35, spoke of his grief, saying: "I can't describe what I'm going through."
One person missing from Amy's funeral was her ex-husband Blake Fielder-Civil, 29 - who was denied compassionate leave from Armley prison in Leeds, where he is serving 32 months for burglary and a firearm offence.

Guests ... Heshima and Zalon Thompson, and Bryan Adams, right, were among those attending Amy Winehouse's funeral

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Fans also continued to express their shock at Amy's death today. Vicky Robinson, 36, from Harrow, said: "It's really, really sad. It is just such a waste".
Jade Burgess, 22, added: "I was actually planning to see her in concert but I never got to — it really is sad."

Emotional ... singer Remi Nicole hugs a fellow mourner at Amy Winehouse funeral

Amy's goddaughter Dionne also paid tribute to her today. Writing on Twitter, the 15-year-old singer said: "I feel like a part of my Soul has departed with the beautiful Song Bird Amy .... Please Say a PRAY... She loved everyone.x".
Meanwhile, singer Adele said Amy "paved the way for artists like me".

Tributes ... fans have laid flowers at Amy Winehouse's former home in Camden

In a statement on her website, she said: "I don't think she ever realised just how brilliant she was and how important she is, but that just makes her even more charming. "Although I'm incredibly sad about Amy passing I'm also reminded of how immensely proud of her I am as well. And grateful to be inspired by her. Amy flies in paradise xx."

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