Whitney Houston's Funeral Will Be Broadcast Online Saturday

so, the family ISN'T getting their wishes...BECAUSE ITS ONLINE. THAts NOT PRIVATE knucklehead

Nancy has got the devel in her.

Learn how to spell, Danielle.

If Nancy could get away with it, she probably blame Casey Anthony for pushing her under water. lol

She's a victim's advocate, but there needs to be a victim first. The very first reports all said no foul play was suspected.

she is so so a nice person al do i never meet her love laurent peters

I know when I buried my Daughter 8 years ago. (my only child) I am like Whitney's family. She is their baby girl and people need to see her as that is their child or mother. They dont need strangers, I dont care that they are fans. They need to do this their way. God love them. My heart goes out to her mother. And her daughter.

Debra, (kudos). You could not have said it any better.

Sandra you sound old, rigid, unforgiving and bitter. And such simple thinking to contrast her death to that of a soldier in Iraq. Her talent wasted-in you tired outlook. I am so over you people who are making these remarks that just reek of
ignorance. You simplify everything! You assume all she did was drugs. You don't
take into account her struggle and the fact she fought alway. You are more than happy to label her a out of control drug addict. Talent wasted? With all her accomplishments and Joy she brought to the world and all she's done for our servicemen? Concerts releasing her version of the star spangled banner w/ proceeds going to our serviceman. Lady get it- she has been a role model for countless singers and will for years and she will
continue to be long after you and your rigid little judgements have turned to dust-
from where they came. What disgusts me about all this is people like you. That Is whatI don't want children to see. The shoddy willingness to negate a life that fought a struggle that many other people fight. You attitude does nothing. Many
people will fight the same fight and there should never be shame cast by other
because your "morality" Is so flat and a one dimensional that you cast the whole person out with the disease. You shame makes it harder for people to recover
and is a good example of Americas really screwed up attitudes toward a very
big problem. I salute the young soldiers have died for their country. And I salute
a great singer. A good, kind human being who was HUMAN. Dole out your
shame. But don't tell me where my tears belong.I cannot tell you where to find
compassion. That is tartly YOUR problem. Whitney was extraordinary.
I came to admire her more for her battles. Get it-Battles. She fought. And hard!
She accomplished (obviously) more than you know. Yet you call her self-destructive. Not on my book! Not in any way. She has nothing to be ashamed of!
Shame is just the most rotten thing one person can do to another and it achieves
NOTHING. ZERO.

Well said Ensonion. Haters will always be haters. I am sure this soldier or soldiers who just died would have done A LOT MORE with their own lives if they had chosen to stay in their country and fight the struggles here. I truly believe that all the thousands of soldiers who have died overseas for NOTHING had a better place with their wives, husbands, children, neighbors, etc. Whitney Houston, while she was not perfect, was a hero to millions who are chasing the dream of music, she gave comfort and joy to those who sheltered in her music. A dead soldier is of no use to anyone. I find more inspiration in a good father to his children, a good husband to his wife or a good neighbor than in a soldier who is no longer there for his family. Mrs Sandra, you know nothing about the world you live in if you still believe in the "dying for your country" fairytale. I am sure the hundreds of orphans the military has created would give it all up to have their parents back.

As a member of the US Army Act. Duty and served over seas 3 tours I take offense to both of your comments, your part of the problem with this country.
Spc Bauer/Medic 82nd