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«Breaking News» Mourners arrive in wizard fancy dress for the funeral of Harry Potter super-fan Veronica Leaning

Mourners dressed as Harry Potter characters turned out in droves for the funeral of a terminally-ill super fan who designed her own Hogwarts coffin on Monday.


Diehard JK Rowling obsessive Veronica Leaning, 78, from Grimsby lost her battle with lung and bone cancer on September 17.


At her funeral yesterday the grandmother-of-15's customised coffin, emblazoned in Harry Potter memorabilia and decorated in each of the four house's colours, was carried into Grimsby Crematorium to Hedwig's Theme from the popular wizarding film series.


Dozens of mourners were determined to celebrate Veronica's, known as Vonnie to friends and family, greatest passion  - with one couple even attending dressed as characters Professor Dumbledore and Pomona Sprout and many others carrying wands and wearing Gryffindor ties.




Mourners have gathered at the Grimsby Crematorium for the funeral of Harry Potter super fan Veronica Leaning, who had her coffin (pictured) decorated in the Hogwarts colours 


Mourners have gathered at the Grimsby Crematorium for the funeral of Harry Potter super fan Veronica Leaning, who had her coffin (pictured) decorated in the Hogwarts colours 



Mourners have gathered at the Grimsby Crematorium for the funeral of Harry Potter super fan Veronica Leaning, who had her coffin (pictured) decorated in the Hogwarts colours 





Veronica (pictured before her death in her hospice) lost her battle with lung and bone cancer on September 17


Veronica (pictured before her death in her hospice) lost her battle with lung and bone cancer on September 17



Veronica (pictured before her death in her hospice) lost her battle with lung and bone cancer on September 17



The service included a touching tribute from her brother Tony, who branded her 'one of the good'uns' before the funeral ended with Monty Python's 'Always Look on the Bright Side of Life'.

Vonnie, who had signed copies of all seven Harry Potter books, had insisted she wanted a fun themed funeral and had previously reached out to Warner Brothers about using the colours of each Hogwarts house on her coffin.


The late fan was invited to several premiers by author J.K. Rowling whom she met with as well as meeting several cast members.




Mourners (pictured) gathered at the funeral dressed as characters from the famous boy-wizard film franchise 


Mourners (pictured) gathered at the funeral dressed as characters from the famous boy-wizard film franchise 



Mourners (pictured) gathered at the funeral dressed as characters from the famous boy-wizard film franchise 





One dedicated couple even dressed as Hogwarts professors Albus Dumbledore (right) and Pomona Sprout


One dedicated couple even dressed as Hogwarts professors Albus Dumbledore (right) and Pomona Sprout



One dedicated couple even dressed as Hogwarts professors Albus Dumbledore (right) and Pomona Sprout





In a reading at today's funeral, emotional family members said Vonnie (as she is known to her friends and family) would be pleased so many people had carried out her last wish


In a reading at today's funeral, emotional family members said Vonnie (as she is known to her friends and family) would be pleased so many people had carried out her last wish



In a reading at today's funeral, emotional family members said Vonnie (as she is known to her friends and family) would be pleased so many people had carried out her last wish



Vonnie hoped to leave some Harry Potter memorabilia to each beloved member of her enormous family - including her six children, 15 grandchildren and soon-to-be 30 great-grandchildren.


In a reading at today's funeral, emotional family members said Vonnie would be pleased so many people had carried out her last wish.


Before she died, Vonnie said: 'It's been as good as any medicine really, reading the books, looking forward to seeing the films and collecting all of the memorabilia.


'It takes my mind off things and gives me something to focus on.




Vonnie hoped to leave some Harry Potter memorabilia to each beloved member of her enormous family - including her six children, 15 grandchildren and soon-to-be 30 great-grandchildren. Pictured: Vonnie's coffin arriving at the funeral


Vonnie hoped to leave some Harry Potter memorabilia to each beloved member of her enormous family - including her six children, 15 grandchildren and soon-to-be 30 great-grandchildren. Pictured: Vonnie's coffin arriving at the funeral



Vonnie hoped to leave some Harry Potter memorabilia to each beloved member of her enormous family - including her six children, 15 grandchildren and soon-to-be 30 great-grandchildren. Pictured: Vonnie's coffin arriving at the funeral





The funeral took place on Tuesday and saw dozens of attendees arrive to pay their respects to the late Potter fan 


The funeral took place on Tuesday and saw dozens of attendees arrive to pay their respects to the late Potter fan 



The funeral took place on Tuesday and saw dozens of attendees arrive to pay their respects to the late Potter fan 





Before her death Vonnie said that she wanted her funeral to be 'a celebration of the things she loves' 


Before her death Vonnie said that she wanted her funeral to be 'a celebration of the things she loves' 



Before her death Vonnie said that she wanted her funeral to be 'a celebration of the things she loves' 



'We got the coffin from the undertakers because we wanted to decorate it but they wouldn't take it back because they aren't able to store them, so it's been in my spare room ever since.


'We even wrote to Warner Bros. to check that it would all be okay and my stepson painted it and stuck the stickers on for me.


'I just want my funeral to be a celebration of the things I love.'




Veronica with her family (L-R) Stepson, Terry Leaning, 52, Daughter, Sue Ireland, 55 and Son-in-law Philip Ireland 49 at Veronicas bedside in August


Veronica with her family (L-R) Stepson, Terry Leaning, 52, Daughter, Sue Ireland, 55 and Son-in-law Philip Ireland 49 at Veronicas bedside in August



Veronica with her family (L-R) Stepson, Terry Leaning, 52, Daughter, Sue Ireland, 55 and Son-in-law Philip Ireland 49 at Veronicas bedside in August





Terry Leaning created a Harry Potter coffin for his stepmother who died last month 


Terry Leaning created a Harry Potter coffin for his stepmother who died last month 



Terry Leaning created a Harry Potter coffin for his stepmother who died last month 



Link article

https://hienalouca.com/2018/10/02/mourners-arrive-in-wizard-fancy-dress-for-the-funeral-of-harry-potter-super-fan-veronica-leaning/
Main photo article Mourners dressed as Harry Potter characters turned out in droves for the funeral of a terminally-ill super fan who designed her own Hogwarts coffin on Monday.
Diehard JK Rowling obsessive Veronica Leaning, 78, from Grimsby lost her battle with lung and bone cancer on September 17.
At her funeral...


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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.

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