Shane Warne funeral

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Shane Warne funeral: Teammates mourn Australian cricket legend ... (7NEWS.com.au)

Former cricketer Darren 'Chuck' Berry has shared an emotional tribute to his great mate Shane Warne following an “at times suffocating” but “magnificent” ...

“It was one of the greatest honours of my life to be able to be involved,” he said. “He was simply the best.” “The pain of reality was at times suffocating but the beautiful tributes and celebration of the life of my great mate SKW was magnificent,” Berry wrote on Monday.

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Son's touching gesture as Warne honoured in fitting farewell (Fox Sports)

Shane Warne was farewelled by his closest family and friends in a private funeral on Sunday. A cluster of Australian cricket icons arrived at Warne's ...

It seems too cruel that all the people who loved him will never have another Lion hug, but our memories will live forever. “I was filming last night and, with the time jump, physically can’t get there. “It still hasn’t really sunk in that he’s gone. “I’m going to miss you so much Dad, I wish I could look you in the eyes one more time and give you one more hug. “The reason why he was so loved is because he was fallible, he was Superman. You threw the ball to Warne, you sat in that Southern Stand and he did the things you dreamt of doing as a kid. “He did the things like wow, I wonder what it would be like to be a playboy in London society.

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Shane Warne remembered at private funeral in Melbourne (The Guardian)

Close friend and television personality Eddie McGuire delivered the eulogy and was MC for the private event at St Kilda Football Club. Guests were invited to ...

“He was just an everyday bloke that just wanted to be around and enjoy the day. “There’s a lot of professionalism, I suppose, in cricket now but he just kept it real.” “He was simply the best.”

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'In the great tradition of Warnie we laughed, we cried and we told ... (9Homes)

Australian cricket legend Shane Warne has been laid to rest in a touching private funeral with family and c...

The connection was quite special," he said. It was a beautiful moment." "In the great tradition of Warnie we laughed, we cried and we told stories," Eddie told Today.

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Family and friends farewell Shane Warne at a private funeral (The Sydney Morning Herald)

The private memorial service was held at St Kilda Football Club. Two Saints scarves were laid over the wooden coffin as pallbearers, including Warne's son ...

The event, with McGuire playing a key organising role, will be free, with a public ballot held to secure tickets and seating. “I met him a few other times; he was a really lovely guy.” He spent six years in London working for The Guardian.Connect via “Their speeches were magnificent and the people who were there just felt keenly for the whole experience – it was as wonderful a send-off as I think I’ve been involved in. Officials expect the event to begin at 7pm. “[The funeral] was about as good as you can get under the circumstances. Mourners also heard Yellow by Coldplay – a “favourite of Shane’s”, McGuire said, as well as My Way by Frank Sinatra. He took the hat-trick, he took the 700. “I made his first chocolate milkshake at the tearooms down at Ricketts Point when he was 16,” the Moorabbin local said. It really hits home, and the family carried themselves with great dignity and decorum. He wasn’t one of these people who then became a hermit and forgot his friends. “Anyone who has been through a funeral knows it is a real full stop.

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Shane Warne's family and friends say goodbye at private funeral in ... (ABC News)

Key points: The cricket legend died of a suspected heart attack in Thailand on March 4; Former teammates Merv Hughes, Glenn McGrath, Mark Waugh and Ian Healy ...

"He was just an everyday bloke that just wanted to be around and enjoy the day. "He was simply the best." - The cricket legend died of a suspected heart attack in Thailand on March 4

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