Lots of people in Piazza del Popolo, in front of the Church of the Artists, for the funeral of Sandra Milo. There were also numerous wreaths of flowers among which that of the Municipality of Rome stands out, also in the name of Mayor Gualtieri, That he could not be present because he was involved in a ceremony at the Capitol, that of Rita Pavone with the writing “Dear Sandra, you remain in my heart”, and that of the writing of the program “Verissimo”. First friend and colleague to arrive and Guide to Glory who remembers her like this: “She was a fantastic woman, she was the same age as my mother and I loved her very much. She was a non-diva diva“.
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Gloria Guide to the funeral of Sandra Milo in the Church of the Artists in Piazza del Popolo
A long applause and shout “Long live Sandra” accompanied the entry of the coffin of Sandra Milo, the Italian actress and diva born Salvatrice Elena Greco.
During the homily, the priest recalled how Sandra Milo was a “deep believer” then revealed: “He had a picture of Jesus to which she was very attached, the image in which Jesus appeared young and asked that this image be placed in the coffin forever with her”.
And then again: “Sandra felt like a forgiven sinner. He loved to give, he knew well that the good given multiplies. His generosity is the sign of his faith“. The officiant then recalled what Sandra Milo considered a miracle: her daughter Azzurra survived thanks to Sister Costantina.
For her last trip, her daughter said Débora ErgasMilo wears a white dress that was dear to her, her inseparable stiletto heels and a necklace of elegant costume jewelry that she was very fond of.
“She was a great friend and always will be. Sandra was and is eternal because she will always remain in the history of our great cinema, television and above all in our hearts. She was a woman of great generosity and kindness and had one great characteristic: knowing how to listen. He knew how to think of others. At that moment, perhaps the most beautiful thing about her was that” he said Eleonora Daniele arrived at the Church of Artists.
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Eleonora Daniele at the funeral of Sandra Milo in the Church of the Artists in Piazza del Popolo
“I loved her and she loved me. The memories are numerous, they loved him. She was a kind, generous woman, very present in friendship. From time to time, he would call me and say “we haven't spoken in a long time, I wanted to tell you that I love you”.'. And we are here because we love it very much. She was a free woman, she taught other women to be free too. This is the most important thing” he said Mara Venier, she was also present at the final farewell of Fellini's muse.
Mara Venier at Sandra Milo's funeral
Large participation of colleagues and artists at Sandrocchia's funeral. Many friends wanted to say goodbye to the deceased actress for the last time at ninety. Among them Valeria Marini, Vladimir Luxuria, Alberto Matano, Mara Venier, Michele Placido, Gloria Guida, Jane Alexander, Eleonora Daniele.
“It's a big pain, but she will look at us from up there and say “how cute you are”. She was a very intelligent woman, everyone who knew her knows how gentle and respectful she was.” are the words of Vladimir Luxurie.
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Farewell to Sandra Milo, funeral in the Church of the Artists of Rome
The dancer, actress and showgirl Angela Melillo said: “He always said that you should take the bad moments in life with a smile. “You carry them in your heart, you try to face them, but you always have to smile,” he advised. Then he came up to me and said “put on lipstick.” She was Sandra, a woman alive until the end, because her life was a precious commodity, she always said so. But above all, a friend of women“.