Dame Deborah James' funeral was held on July 20 in a private ceremony which saw friends and family lay the star known as BowelBabe to rest.
After campaigning tirelessly to raise awareness for bowel cancer, Dame Deborah, 40, raised almost £7 million for research and was made a Dame for her efforts.
But sadly the much-loved campaigner, podcast host and fundraiser lost her fight against bowel cancer on June 28. During the ceremony, poems were read by both her children - Hugo and Eloise - while her husband Sebastien delivered the eulogy.
And to honour the late star's wishes, Jazz singer Natalie Rushdie sang 'Tell Me It's Not True' from the musical Blood Brothers.
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