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There will be no funeral or memorial for the famous American actress-singer Doris Day, in accordance with the wishes expressed in her will.
Day, who made the hit song "Que Sera, Sera" in the 1950s, died. at the age of 97 on Monday. Its director and close friend, Bob Bashara, told people.com: "No burial, no memorial and no marker (grave)."
In addition to saying that Day did not like talking Bashara said about "his funeral or memorial": "She did not like death, and she could not be with her animals if they were to be slaughtered, she had difficulty accepting death
"I would say that we must provide for the needs of her dogs (after her death) and that she replied," I do not do not want to think about it "and she replied," Well, just take care of them. She had several at the time of writing her will, and she wanted to be sure that she could take care of them. She did not like talking about the death of dogs. "
The day was raised in the Catholic faith and was a Christian scientist practicing after being married." Producer Martin Melcher.
One day "derives" from a religion [19659004] after Melcher's death in 1968, Bashara says, but remains "a spirit spirit person."
Bashara says he does not know why Day was reluctant to the idea of a burial but said: "I think it was because she was a very shy person.
"She never let her celebrity affect her and who she was, and she was always the Cincinnati girl who was extraordinarily talented and went out into the world and did what she loved to do despite herself.
"She was impious, and I talked to her about her popularity, and she said," I do not want to understand why she was so loved. "
Bashara announced that Day's succession would be given to charitable works in accordance with his will. ]
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