Sunderland FC's little fan, Bradley Lowery, who passed away last week after losing his battle to cancer, was laid to rest at Hartlepool, in England yesterday with thousands of mourners in attendance
Former Sunderland FC star Jermain Defoe wipes his tears at the funeral ceremony of Bradley Lowery (left) yesterday
Former Sunderland FC star Jermain Defoe wipes his tears at the funeral ceremony of Bradley Lowery (left) yesterday
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Sunderland FC's little fan, Bradley Lowery, who passed away last week after losing his battle to cancer, was laid to rest at Hartlepool, in England yesterday with thousands of mourners in attendance.
His mother, Gemma, read out a poem, describing how she would meet her little superhero again in the sky sometime. A recorder played out Bradley's voice too as he sang the final lines to a version of the Charlie Chaplin tune, 'Smile', and Charlie Puth's 'One Call Away.'
Mourners dressed as Super Heroes attend the funeral of Sunderland FC fan Bradley Lowery, 6, who lost his battle to cancer, at St Joseph's Church in Hartlepool, England yesterday. Pics/getty Images
Gemma and Bradley's father, Carl, were joined at the service, among others, by former Sunderland star Jermain Defoe, who broke down during the proceedings.
A group of mourners dressed up as Bradley's favourite superheroes as they bid farewell to the English football club's most loved little fan for one last time.
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