Hold onto your hats! Janey Godley's funeral filled Glasgow with laughter, tears, and her iconic catchphrase one last time!
Today, Glasgow said its heartfelt goodbyes to the legendary comedian Janey Godley at St Mary’s Cathedral, marking the end of an emotional ‘final tour’ she embarked on through the cities she adored. Fans from all walks of life turned out to celebrate her life, proving that even in death, Janey's spirit brought people together - with a healthy dose of humor. Her daughter, Ashley Storrie, delivered a moving eulogy peppered with Janey's quintessential wit, reminding everyone that laughter remained a core part of her mother’s ethos, even during her battle with cancer.
Mourners, including notable figures like former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, showed up in numbers that reflect just how much Janey influenced not just the comedy scene but also the hearts of many in Scotland. The service, live-streamed for fans who couldn’t attend, allowed people from far and wide to join in on the celebration of Janey’s legacy over the years. Attendees shared laughs and tears as they remembered her biting humor and willingness to tackle difficult topics with a light touch. Who says funerals can’t be fun?
As the service concluded, it was only fitting that the last words echoed in the hallowed halls were her iconic catchphrase, “Frank! Get the door!” This playful send-off reminded everyone that Janey Godley would live on through her comedic genius and the memories she created across the years. Many in attendance couldn’t help but chuckle at the thought of her spirit pulling pranks on the dearly departed, fortifying her well-earned place among Scotland's comedy legends.
Despite the moment of sadness, it's clear that Janey Godley's impact on the comedy world and her fans remains indelible. With a career that spanned decades, she wasn't just a comedian; she was a voice for the people, a storyteller who used her platform to shine a light on issues that mattered, and—let's face it—a brilliant human being.
Did you know that Janey started her career as a waitress before discovering her passion for comedy? It's amazing to think that this humble beginning led to sold-out shows and a beloved legacy. Also, she had a knack for incorporating real-life experiences into her routines, which resonated strongly with her audience. Janey Godley didn't just make people laugh; she made them feel seen. And that overflowing love was palpable at her farewell service today!
A service will be held at St Mary's Cathedral in Glasgow before a private service at the crematorium. Kevin Scott. 9 hours ago. Share this story.
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