Soulful music played as mourners made their way inside, passing by a beaming photo of Ms Fadlallah at the entrance. Police were seen doing loops of the block throughout the service but remained a respectful distance
'How does any 16-year-old boy cope with being an orphan?' She did everything for him and now she's gone as well,' the woman said. 'He lost his dad and had to cope and now his mum is gone too. Ghazi was tearful and bleary eyed as he led the procession out of the service and made his way directly to his brother, where they shared a tender hug and quiet word.Ī distant relative told Daily Mail Australia he has a 'heavy burden' to bear as a 16-year-old orphan. Her teenage son Ghazi remained stoic as he followed the coffin inside, clutching onto a framed photograph of his mother. They released more balloons as her coffin was lowered into the ground.Įarlier, Ms Fadlallah's white coffin - adorned with white hydrangeas and roses - was blessed before six men carried it into the church. They released more balloons as her coffin was lowered into the groundĪs soon as the ceremony concluded both brothers embraced, releasing gold and white balloons together and posing for photos with a framed picture of Ms Fadlallah as the remainder of the guests watched on.įollowing the service, a smaller congregation of mourners attended Rookwood cemetery for her final burial.
Following the service, a smaller congregation of mourners attended Rookwood cemetery for her final burial.
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