Hundreds of fans lined the streets on Wednesday morning for the funeral procession of The Wanted star Tom Parker in London.
Asked whether Parker's campaigning for brain tumour research in his final months had affected her, Ms Potter, who was carrying a framed picture of her son, said: "Of course it did, especially the BBC One interview that they did and the way he dealt with it. He has raised a lot of money for research, which is what it needs. It is raising the profile as well. He got away with it because it was Tom. The people outside, the people all around the world, is a credit to him - you. She added: "I will treasure every memory because life with you was never dull.
Family members, his bandmates, and other close friends attended the private ceremony at St Francis of Assisi church in Petts Wood, southeast London on ...
Rest easy mate," he added. He posted images of the singer on stage, adding that he was thinking of Mrs Parker and their children on the day of the funeral. The Wanted fan, Donna Wareing, told Sky News that everyone will "miss Tom so much" and shared a picture of herself and Parker from a concert in 2010. Mrs Parker added that the star was her "soulmate" and marrying him "was the best day of my life". Ms Mayne said she was 15 when she became a fan of the British-Irish boy band and had attended around 25 of their concerts, adding: "He was my childhood really." Tom Parker's widow Kelsey has paid tribute to The Wanted singer as her "soulmate" during his funeral, saying: "Marrying you was the best day of my life."
The surviving four members of The Wanted, Max George, Jay McGuiness, Siva Kaneswaran and Nathan Sykes, were photographed carrying the late singer's casket.
Our hearts are broken. The service was also relayed on screens outside. Hundreds showed up to pay their respects.
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On Wednesday, family and close friends attended a private ceremony at St Francis of Assisi church in Petts Wood, London for Tom Parker. During the ceremony ...
The people outside, the people all around the world, is a credit to him. The heartbreak shared here today is a credit to the love Tom shared. "Tom was and always will be a brother to myself and my bandmates. "We spent a lot of our first years together drinking Mahiki dry, dancing all night long, parties in our Battersea flat, and having the funniest, most irrelevant drunken fights." Fans also gathered outside to watch the service, which was livestreamed. On Wednesday, family and close friends attended a private ceremony at St Francis of Assisi church in Petts Wood, London for Parker, who was 33.
Crowds gathered Wednesday for the funeral of singer Tom Parker. The member of boy band the Wanted passed away on March 30 at the age of 33, only 17 months ...
In the weeks leading up to his death, Parker still performed onstage with his bandmates on their pandemic-delayed reunion tour. The singer revealed his diagnosis with stage 4 glioblastoma in October 2020, receiving radiotherapy and chemotherapy treatments. Former One Direction singer Liam Payne was also in attendance, while members of the public gathered outside the church to view the procession and mourn Parker.
Hear the touching tributes offered in honor of The Wanted's Tom Parker, who died of stage four brain cancer at age 33 on March 30.
The people outside, the people all around the world, is a credit to him. "We had the results from my latest scan…and I'm delighted to say it is STABLE," Tom said. "[Tom] was the only member of The Wanted to have a punch-up with every member of The Wanted." "We all know how much you loved an invention, I bet you're gutted you never made it on Dragons' Den." "Tom was and always will be a brother to myself and my bandmates. "The heartbreak shared here today is a credit to the love Tom shared.
On Wednesday in London, Tom Parker's band mates in The Wanted gathered to remember the singer, who tragically died of brain cancer on March 30 at age 30.
One Direction‘s Liam Payne also attended the service. According to Sky News, Tom’s widow, Kelsey, said in her eulogy that Tom was her “soulmate” and that marrying him was “the best day of my life.” She also said, “I will treasure every memory because life with you was never dull.” As the BBC reports, The Wanted’s Jay McGuiness, Max George, Siva Kaneswaran and Nathan Sykes carried Tom’s coffin into the church as “Champagne Supernova” by Oasis was played.