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Bob Sockett’s funeral reunites “Full House” cast, including Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen

Thomas Hardy by Thomas Hardy
January 16, 2022
Bob Sockett’s funeral reunites “Full House” cast, including Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
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Written in Celebrities The 15/1/2022 · 16:51 pm

The funeral was held on Friday Finally say goodbye Bob Socket. A close circle of the “Full House” actor gathered at the Sinai Memorial Park Cemetery in Los Angeles to pay his respects.

John Stamos, Dave Collier, Candus Cameron Bure, Jodi Sweden, Lori Loulin and Mary-Kate and Ashley OllsSome celebrities associated with the “Full House” -comedy Danny Tanner gave him world fame.

John Stamos and Dave Collier were among those carrying the coffin during the procession. Before attending the funeral, the actor, who played Uncle Jesse in the memoirs of the ’80s and’ 90s, posted on his Twitter account: “Today will be the hardest day of my life. God give me the peace to accept things. I can not change, the courage to change what I can and the wisdom to know the difference.”

They were joined by John Meyer, and Bob Socket developed a great friendship. Without further ado, he teamed up with singer Jeff Rose to bring the dead actor’s car back to his home.

“Of course there were a lot of tears, but a lot of laughter. It was the perfect goodbye to Bob.”A source said Us Weekly. After the funeral there was a reception at the home of Jeff Franklin, who created the “Full House”.

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