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Tyler Perry & Kevin Costner’s Eulogies At Whitney’s Funeral

Posted on February 18th, 2012 at 11:29 am
- richard@rumorfix.com
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The “home going” service for Whitney Houston was a beautiful blend of powerful music and poignant words Saturday afternoon in Newark, New Jersey.

Music came compliments of Stevie Wonder, Alicia Keys, BeBe Winans and gospel singer Kim Burrell.

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And the words were crafted by Clive Davis, Tyler Perry and Kevin Costner among others.

“There are two constants that I know about Whitney Houston,”  Tyler, who flew her body to New Jersey via private jet, said. “There was a grace that carried her from heaven down through Miss Cissy Houston, a grace that brought her up through singing. The other thing I know for sure: Whitney Houston loved the Lord.”

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Kevin Costner, who was Whitney’s co-star in The Bodyguard said the two had a lot in common, “We both grew up in the Baptist Church. My grandmother played the piano and led the choir. The days of church were good ones for us, and we both remembered how our parents tried to explain God, and his plan for our lives, and this promise that if we listened carefully, God’s voice would somehow come to us … It was easy for us to laugh. Church was what we knew. It was our private bond.”

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He added: “Whitney, if you could hear me now, I would tell you, you weren’t just good enough, you were great. You made The Bodyguard the picture that it was. A lot of of leading men could have filled my part. But Whitney, you’re the only one who I believed could have played [the character of] Rachel Marron at that time. I was your pretend-bodyguard once long ago, and now you’re gone too soon.”

Record mogul Clive Davis spoke of her natural gift, “You wait for a voice like that for a lifetime.”

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