Quincy Jones Put To Rest in Personal Funeral Service Gone To by His 7 Kids, Consisting Of Rashida Jones

Quincy Jones was put to rest throughout a personal funeral event a week after his death at 91.

The famous music manufacturer’s household informed the Associated Press Monday, November 11, that the “intimate event consisted of Mr. Jones’ 7 kids, his sibling, 2 siblings, and instant relative.”

The household did not divulge where the intimate event in Los Angeles happened, per the AP, however stated they are “tremendously grateful for the profusion of acknowledgements and homages from his pals and fans from all over the world.”

” Information for a memorial event of Mr. Jones’ life will be revealed at a later date,” the household included.

Jones passed away Sunday, November 3, at his home in the Bel Air location of Los Angeles, his press agent Arnold Robinson stated, per several outlets consisting of The Hollywood Press Reporter and the Associated Press.

Jones is endured by his kids Jolie, 71, whom he showed his very first better half, Jeri Caldwell, Martina, 58, and Quincy III, whom he showed his 2nd better half, starlet Ulla Andersson, Rachel, 61, whom he showed ex-girlfriend Carol Reynolds, Kidada, 50, and starlet Rashida, 48, whom he showed 3rd better half Peggy Lipton, and child Kenya, 31, whom he showed ex-girlfriend Nastassja Kinski

Parks and Leisure star Rashida commemorated her late daddy in a psychological Instagram post on Thursday, November 7.

” My papa was nighttime his entire adult life. He kept ‘jazz hours’ beginning in high school and never ever recalled. When I was little bit, I would get up in the middle of the night to look for him,” Rashida, 48, composed along with a picture of her daddy holding her as a child. “Undoubtedly, he would be someplace in your house, composing (old-fashioned, with a pen and sheet music). He would never ever send me back to bed. He would smile and bring me into his arms while he continued to work … there was no more secure location worldwide for me.”

She continued, “He was a giant. An icon. A culture shifter. A genius. All precise descriptions of my daddy however his music (and ALL of his work) was a channel for his love. He WAS love. He made everybody he ever fulfilled feel enjoyed and seen. That’s his tradition. I was lucky sufficient to experience this love in close distance.”

Rashida closed her note with a message to her late daddy. “I’ll miss his hugs and kisses and genuine commitment and suggestions,” she composed. “Daddy, it is an honor to be your child. Your love lives permanently.”