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Jun 30, 2009
A Public Memorial For Michael Jackson Has Been Scheduled For July 3, 2009
At Neverland Ranch in Los Olivos, CA

TMZ is reporting that the body of Michael Jackson will be transported to the Neverland Ranch on Thursday and CNN reports that a public memorial service will be held at the ranch on Friday. The public ceremony will be followed by a private family service on Sunday. This week, preparations began at Neverland for the memorial services this weekend … a white carriage was unloaded yesterday which will, presumably, house his body:


From TMZ: We’ve just learned Michael Jackson’s body is set to be driven to Neverland Ranch late Thursday morning. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ upwards of a 30 car motorcade — including Jackson’s body — will be traveling
from Los Angeles to Neverland at 10 AM on Thursday. We’re told law enforcement is currently meeting to discuss security and traffic control.

From CNN: Michael Jackson’s body will return to his Neverland Ranch on Thursday morning for a public viewing on Friday, CNN has learned. A private memorial service is scheduled for Sunday. Also, a Jackson will, written in 2002, has been located, according to Jackson family lawyer Londell McMillan. The question of where Jackson will be buried remains unanswered. The singer’s hometown of Gary, Indiana, is asking the family to send him there, according to the mayor’s spokeswoman. Gary Mayor Rudy Clay has been in contact with the Jackson family hoping to make that happen, spokeswoman Lalosa Burns said Tuesday. Clay told Chicago radio station WGN that he expects Jackson’s body will, at the least, be taken to Gary for a memorial service he is planning for next week. “I believe that his body will lie in state in Gary, Indiana,” Clay said Tuesday. “Now, it may not happen, but I believe it will.” The Jackson memorial service is set for July 10 at U.S. Steel Works ballpark in Gary, Burns said.

I understand the Apollo Theater in NYC is also hosting memorial services for Michael Jackson this weekend but it remains to be seen if his body will be transported to NY for any public memorial services there. David and I have been talking about mebbe going up to Neverland Ranch for the service this Friday … we haven’t made any determination just yet.

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  1. J says:

    Hey K – I hate to break it to you, but I wasnt bitching. I was expressing my thoughts. I thought this was what the comments section was for. With that being said I will bitch if I want. You are not my keeper. And Trent definitely won’t be coming to my memorial because I’m not dead. LOL Tend to your own business. Go find someone else to hate on.

    @ Trent – Nice edit there. The “haha” part really added a little something extra. And yes, all your posts about him before death were pretty much negative. So, hahahaha!

    • @J — I never said my posts weren’t negative, anyone who denies that MJ’s life was odd (to say the least) is in total denial. While I expressed my doubts I did stress that I hoped he would be able to undo some of the damage to his career that had accumulated in the past 10+ years. Was I confident that he would be able to pull it off, no I wasn’t and I said as much. But now that he has died, it seems totally logical to look at his life as a whole now that it is finished. He made great contributions to music, pop culture and society. He also lived a life of tragedy and was responsible for questionable behavior. The man was not perfect, far from it. You are free to feel what you feel about my commentary but, as I said, I will continue to do what I do … and happily.

  2. Stacey says:

    Hey Trent, Stacey here writing to you from New Zealand. I cant think of anything else in the world i would want to do more than say good bye to Michael, he helped me through times that were so dark that they are hard to remember and lifted me up when I needed a friend. If you could go and see him on behalf of me and probably thousands of other readers that just cannot physically make it ourselves it would be amazing. I dont know what other words to describe him, I just know if I could make it to the ranch I would go, but would love to see you go in my place. You would never regret it, he was so amazing and will bring together incredable people i think.
    Kind Regards
    Stacey
    XXXXX

  3. Betty says:

    Can’t we all just get along?? Trent and David, you should GO! and blog it later plase??? :)

  4. Claire says:

    See you there!! Maybe. I agree about the traffic though, bleck. We’ve only driven up to Santa Barbara once but never to Neverland!

  5. Lilliah says:

    re: trent’s statement of

    “you are free to feel that commenting on odd behavior when a person is alive (mainly out of concern, mind you) and respecting them after they have died is “hypocrisy” but I vehemently disagree.”

    This is a great example of something that gets overlooked all the time by people who constantly try to take one side or the other and expect everyone else to the same. You’d be bitching if he wasn’t paying respect, as well! Personally, I’m one of the people who thought he was an amazing soul- far from perfect, like everyone, but I didn’t spend time judging the oddities of his life out of respect for him and the fact that he seemed like such a kind, gentle person. Yeah, I’m one of the people who doesn’t believe for a second that he molested a single child. I’ll also be the first to admit that I couldn’t stand looking at pictures of him over the past decade, so I’d skip over them because he creeped me out. That’s totally shallow of me- that I want to remember him as he was in ’83, when, at the age of 8, I thought I was going to marry him some day.
    Ahem.

  6. I DONT THINK HE SHOULD BE BURIED AT NEVERLAND RANCH I THINK HE SHOULD BE BURIED AT HIS HOME TOWN WERE HE GREW UP AT HE WILL REALLY BE AT PEACE THEN I THINK.

  7. @omg — please show me where I “cussed the whole time he was alive”, go ahead — I’ll wait. Yes, I absolutely thought that much of his life was odd and I still do but I can absolutely respect his contributions to pop culture and still think that his life was a trainwreck. you are free to feel that commenting on odd behavior when a person is alive (mainly out of concern, mind you) and respecting them after they have died is “hypocrisy” but I vehemently disagree. clearly you are merely looking for a response, a little attention. well, this is my response to you :)

  8. @omg — What facts? Prove them, please … you claim to have evidence, yes? Why do you think I “can’t handle” your comment? hahaha

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