Death Of The Queen: Minute By Minute

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• ED

  @edwardhugus2772 · 2 months ago

  I was born in 1953 and live in Pennsylvania. She was not my Queen, but she was "THE QUEEN". I realize there are other Monarchies in the world, but if you heard "The Queen", you only thought about Queen Elizabeth II. She is the only Queen I have ever known, and was deeply saddened at the news.I watched every minute of the coverage of her trip from Balmoral to London, her lying in state, and her funeral. RiP Your Magesty, I still tear up seeing these videos, but can't stop watching. You are missed, but you did your duty your entire life, and touched the lives of so very many.

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• GI

  @gianni1000jb · 3 months ago

  There will never be another like her again. She kept her promise ...of service, to the very end.  RIP Ma'am.

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• LY

  @lyndamac1058 · 3 months ago

  I remember when Prince Phillip died I said I will give the Queen 17 months and it was 16. When you have a life partner as they had, it's often not long after one goes that the other does, being a Queen makes no except. I still miss her knowing her my whole life and odd or not I still sing God save our Queen, maybe that's my denial she is gone.

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• MI

  @Mindipulator · 2 months ago

  She was my sovereign since I was born. Multiple PMs, changes in the world, Her Majesty always offered stability. To be missed, always.

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• CR

  @craigwheeler4760 · 2 months ago (edited)

  &quot;The whole of my life, whether it be long or short, shall be spent in the service of the peoples of the British Empire&quot; &nbsp;-- Queen Elizabeth the year she was enthroned.<br>&quot;I declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong&quot; --- Elizabeth the princess in 1947.<br>She lived up to it 1005. &nbsp;Her promises meant something.

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• UN

  @unropednope4644 · 2 months ago (edited)

  For millions of people, Queen Elizabeth was the single constant in an ever-changing world. Growing up in the ’80s and ’90s, I was completely captivated by the Royal Family—drawn in by the history, the drama, and the sheer authority of that world. &nbsp;She was truly a great and kind woman. &nbsp;RIP.

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• LI

  @litlblkhouse · 2 months ago

  RIP to both the Queen and Dermot Murnagahan (he reported her death on Sky)

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• GL

  @Glenn-u8z · 3 months ago

  Her majesty did herself and the institution she represented proud during her reign. <br><br>His majesty will have VERY large shoes to fill

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• YO

  @yougeo · 2 months ago

  I was sad to see her go because she was one of the last of the people who lived during a time when people at least pretended to be more sane than they do today

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• PH

  @Phierecephairy · 1 month ago

  My heart BROKE that day<br>Merci votre majesté pour tout merci 🇨🇦

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• TI

  @tiffanystidham5329 · 2 months ago

  I&apos;m American &amp; Her Majesty&apos;s death absolutely broke my heart. What a loss the world has suffered, but even though I&apos;m an ocean away, I&apos;m honored to have lived during her reign. 💜

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• LN

  @Lnerfan1923 · 2 months ago

  I am American, she was never my monarch. But when she passed, I did shed a tear. RIP Her Majesty, hope you are happily reunited with Philip.

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