She was not only the Queen...she was more than that! She was a mother, grand mother and great grand mother! In the bush material classroom in the highlands of New Guinea, a picture of her hangs up on our bamboo wall when I first went to school. MY QUEEN...MOTHER, GRAND MA...RIP Peace...you earned it! We love you!
Her Majesty was not my queen as I am a Dutch citizen....but to me, her gracious majesty was the world's queen. She was loved throughout the world. I watched her final fatewell and I must have cried all day. Queen Eluzabeth Ii was the queen most of the world grew up with. ❤
This is still hard to watch, even after all this time, from the Queen’s death to her final resting place at Windsor - there wasn’t a hitch or a mis-step to be seen from start to finish. She would have been so proud as we were by the precision of every parting gesture or parade / service. The Queen will be impossible to replace such was her contribution to the world.
@ziggystardink9389 The funeral of the monarch is at some stage of planning from the day that they become monarch. Because everything has to happen smoothly. Obviously plans have acceperated in the last 20+ years
I was born and she was Queen... I grew up and she was Queen... I started work and she was Queen... I got married and she was Queen... I lost my mum and she was Queen... You died 1 year after my mum your Majesty... Thank You for being part of my life...
I sympathise. She wasn't just one woman. She was Britannia personified and when she died, our Country died along with her. Look at it now, a festering bastardised rock in the Eastern Atlantic and that's all that can be said for our future now.
I served this magnificent lady for the majority of my adult life, there may have been various politicians along the way, but i served HER, swore my oath of allegiance to HER, she was known by us as 'the Boss' and she will be terribly missed.
I am near-80 year old American, now a retired Naval officer. Perhaps the greatest and most fitting tribute I can offer is this: her mother and her father, who - especially during the darkest days early in World War II - displayed incredible courage, inspirational leadership, self-sacrifice and empathy - are, I am sure, incredibly proud of her performance throughout last several decades.
Her Majesty was not just the Queen of the United Kingdom. She was a symbol of stability and dignity. She was also a connection between us and the Great Generation. I am not even British but I feel like I lost something important. I lost the connection with the greatest generation, the last generation who understood the true meaning of chivalry, dignity, honour and duty. I am a grown man but even now when I watch the funeral videos of Her Majesty I get teared up. I have never had the chance to visit the UK yet but I plan to do it next year and I will visit the St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle to pay my respects.
The most wonderful thing is, she was discussing, as she did, her funeral arrangements. She asked “what if I die in Scotland?”. How were they going to get her back to London? What plane? She asked “what plane do they bring my soldiers (and they were HER soldiers) brought back on? They said that big RAF transport one . She said “if that is good enough for my boys it’s good enough for me”. One simply can not make up class like that. We will bugger on, like we always do but it isn’t the same. I give my loyalty to your son he is my king. 🇬🇧🏴
Get up off your knee you ffs.you swear loyalty to your king? You swear your loyalty and allegiance to someone that has absolutely no idea you even exist on this planet and even if by some small miracle they do they would only see you as the muck on the bottom of their shoes.do you really believe in this century that there is a need to put one family onto a pedestal and worshipped like some super being all for being born Into a family of parasites who's only wish would be to turn the clock back a thousand years and get back to reigning over us.
Such a beautiful woman her majesty was, both in person and soul. A beautiful way to pay her final respects for her boys beyond the grave. She may not have been my queen but as an Icelander the United Kingdom is our neighbour and her loss was felt here aswell. My grandfather once had the privilige of accompanying his Majesty King Charles III on one of his many fishing trips to Iceland in the 1970s as he was fishing in a river on the farm I grew up in and he had nothing but positive things to say about him and attributed it to him being raised well. He is 82 now and was born under British occupation in 1942 here in Iceland and he always had much respect for the British. God save the King.
what utter rubbish, there is no evidence our late Queen said all of that and she was involved in the planning for if she died in Scotland Operation Unicorn and one is made for if our Monarchs die at Sandringham
Her heart was always in Scotland, where she found the most peace. We loved our queen, and can only hope the future monarchy will live up to her standards. God save the King ~
During the challenging period for Japan after the Second World War, Queen Elizabeth developed a close relationship with the imperial family and provided support for Japan's international reintegration. Many Japanese people express gratitude to the Queen for her kindness. We sincerely offer our condolences.
@@maddogjma68 You sound like a stalker, those who say they love someone they never met are suffering from serious delusions, and if you burst into tears ?, this is reflective of the sad unfulfilled life you are leading yourself. We at Republic UK seriously suggest you seek medical advice, you are without doubt ill, and probably suffering from, " Stockholm Syndrome."
@@richardmurphy4520 she was our monarch for 70 years and my whole life I think the rest of UK agrees with me. Read and comment on the other people’s comments!
As a soldier of 37 years, retired 2 years ago.... she was a steady influence on my life and made me proud to serve my country. I pay tribute to all my brothers and sisters in arms who protect our values and traditions. Gone but never ever forgotten. Rest in peace.
@@patrickferran1678 Explain and remember much of the Monarch's jewels were gifts. Please dont be one of those woke victim poor me doo gooders who say much but do little.
@@craphat1873 soldier of wat a bunch of thieves who stole of the people and his behind the stolen jewellery. Lest we forget my donkey.done more in Blackpool beach.
I grew up, worked, got married, divorced, got married again to the Love of My Life.I am Canadian she was my queen she died 1 year after my darling boy. I will miss her she was part of my life. All of my life events were with her as my Queen. There is no other. I will respect her son.However in my life I can only respect him and not ever the Queen Consort. It is what it is.
Thank you. Your majesty for being a friend to America and to everyone around the world so your highness rest in peace -Mike Stutzman from Goshen Indiana u.s.a
Dear sir, Her Royal Majesty or Her Majesty Elizabeth II. She is not Princess since her accession in 1952. When His Majesty King George VI was the Sovereign she was HRH Princess Elizabeth and also Duchess of Edinburgh before she married when she did Prince Phillip also became Duke of Edinburgh since HRM was already Duchess of that realm as well.
Thank you to some of y’all who have commented on my comment and corrected my words. I didn’t mean to offend anyone by it. I just didn’t know what her title was
From an Australian woman who grew up loving and admiring our wonderful Queen, as Australia is part of the British Commonwealth I miss her presence in our world.
your majesty nearly a year we still mourn your loss, a lot of us born into the world under your reign, you're all we've ever known and loved, sleep well our beloved queen it was an honour to be under your loving reign x
16mths on and it is still raw. She was the UK its hard for countries that are republics to understand. To have someone there, Always there for 70+ years will never be repeated. Queen of the World. Rest in Peace
I was 2 months old when she became Queen. She was my boss for 22 years when I served in the Royal Air Force. She has been with me my whole life, from babe to now a 71 years old pensioner. I am pleased she passed away in Scotland, my home and her Majesty's favourite place. I will miss her.
She was our closest friend and ally after the 9/11 attacks, and she did everything she could to send a message of friendship and comfort across the sea to a country that was confused, sad, and angry. She had our national anthem played at Buckingham Palace. She was compassionate, wise, and ever graceful. I will never forget.
what a load of toss. she did nothing but live off of the public. where is the disconnect with you people? what do the royal family actually do besides spend public money whilst hiding their wealth?
@@OddBallPerformance lol not angry. i just dont act stupid or give a toss about a bunch of vampires. i dont brainwash myself into thinking these selfish greedy rats are benevolent. Maybe you should stop worshiping vermin. they wouldn't even give you the time of day.
From across the pond, America stands and solutes to the loss of a great Monarch. Though we may no be part of Commonwealth or Kingdom, The United States stands in solidarity with her friend and ally. She will be missed. Rest in Peace Queen Elizabeth II
The monarchy may continue, but she truly is the end of an era of human history. Some dark events, some light, good and bad, but we won't ever see her like again.
As a Royal Navy serviceman for 22 years, this hit harder than I ever imagined, even at her funeral Ive never felt more proud to be British as I said goodbye to the greatest ever Brit. Rip Ma'am
But didn't the Navy lads and lasses do her proud on that gun carriage? Although its not shown here I was OK on the day until the Starboard (brake) crew snapped back in line outside Westminster Hall. It was like OK this is now very real. And they recovered really well from a missed start by the pipes at the 'Slow March'. Well done the Jacks from an ex Crab.
Same here 9 years in the RN and still going. I was serving on the RFA Argus at the time we heard the news of Queen Elizabeth's passing. Everything stopped, me and me fellow matlot's stood and raised a toast to her majesty. Everyone in unison wishing to mark her passing and show their respect
The plane leaving Scottish soil broke me. Knowing we will never see her again broke me. My darling mum passed the week before and that brome me. Miss them both so very much. 😢
😢 sorry for your loss I hope u are heading I lost mine died years ago wen I was 28 it never gets easier and loosing our queen is like something familiar and always around its strange its like another piece of mam has left 💔 take care x
I was just 20 when Queen Elizabeth died and then i nearly died from an illness 5 months after her. I feel for Woody.EXE now since he’s been through a horrible 2 years losing Queen Elizabeth on the very first day of his reign and then nearly losing me his own Queen 5 months later in February 2023. Woody.EXE Is the greatest monarchs Wales has ever had and we’re about to mark the 2nd anniversary of our accession in September 9th. It will absolutely emotionally hit him
Farewell your Majesty Queen Elizabeth thank you for your 70 year's service and for your love of and for Scotland and her people. We will never see your like again. Rest In Peace our beloved Queen of Scots 🏴
She was "On", if you want to call it that, on camera, on display, centered in the public eye for her entire life, twenty-four/seven, forever, and even now after her death. Her rarest treasure must have been those few moments of privacy. She was a living national flag.
She made a solemn promise on her twenty-first birthday that she would serve her country and her people faithfully for as long as she could. Nobody has ever kept a promise so faithfully and so completely as she did. She is so very much missed.
Even as a German, I had to cry when I heard the news. Such a great big strong person. We ALL miss her... May she play with the angels in the kingdom of heaven...
As a Scottish person. I deeply loved the queen and regret not standing in line in Edinburgh or London to walk past her. She was one of the most influential people of all of the UK and the world. The thing I will miss will be her christmas speech on christmas day. Thank you, for 70 years of service to us all Queen Elizabeth. May the angels guide you to your final resting point. ♥
@@patrickferran1678 You'd be surprised how few people were crying. People were pretty lively until the last slog that was Victoria Gardens. Take it from someone who actually spent eighteen hours of his life making the journey...
I am American but Queen Elizabeth was always there since i was born and ive always connected Great Britain with her. I was saddened at her passing, a great presence has gone out of the world.
Amasig woman. Never in scandal, always in service of the nation. Most difficult servitude in British history. Thanks for being the most nobel among english royalties.
Those men who carried her casket will tell this to their great grandchildren for years to come. What an honor. Farewell Your Majesty. Your duty is done. Long live the King. From the U.S.
The Queue was one of the most gruelling and difficult things I've ever put myself through, but it was completely worth it. The moment I stepped into Westminster Hall, all the fatigue, the hunger, the pain in my feet and my aching muscles just...went away. For a moment there was an incredible peace. A sad peace, but still...it's the holiest and most spiritual moment of my life to date. And it was, at the end of the day, a mere fourteen hours. Tiny, in comparison to a long lifetime of service and responsibility.
Three of the four members of my family made exactly the same journey - round about eighteen hours for us. Words cannot describe my feelings going into that blessed place. Strangely enough, I'd spent much of the time walking expecting to be holding back an ocean of tears when I got in there. Didn't happen; the sense of wonderment overtook all else. I'd also had it fairly clear in my head of what I was going to do when facing her coffin. When the moment came, the most appropriate thing I could think to do was a two or three second bow. It didn't seem a sufficiently adequate show of respect at all considering who it was laid five feet in front of me. You, likewise, have my respect, sir, for finding the strength to endure. And it really did take some strength to do it. I must say, they might have chosen something a little less troublesome than those ghastly plastic walkways in the last mile!
America will always be my birth home, but Britain is where my heart truly is. I give my Queen the highest respect and love. Your Majesty, you were the heart of our country. You saw us through many hard times. It is with the deepest sorrow in my heart that I say goodbye to a wonderful and remarkable person. You will be missed, but never Forgotten.
The gentleman at 1:42 was so touching. As an American, I've always had the highest respect for the Queen and the Royal Family. May she rest in heavenly peace, and may God Bless the UK as it marches on into history.
The saddest day of my life, it reminded me of the passing of my mother aged 96. I'm fortunate to have met HM Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace, Sandringham and St James Palace, "God bless you ma-am", Oh how we miss you.
The flags at the Cenotaph started to hit me, and seeing Trudeau arrive at the funeral. He met the Queen as a child with his late brother and father, and I think the memories flowed back.
@@davidmenzd5544 Love people with a sense of humor. Surprised Justine took the time off to attend when last year during a day of remeberance for Canadian indigerence people he went surfboarding out in British Columbia,. The guy is clueless.
I did not expect her death to affect me, but it really did. She represented continuity; a connection to events from earlier in her reign and in her life, and the station of Queen (or King) being a connection going back much farther. This type of continuity is literally the glue that holds civilization / culture together, and in a time when a lot of people want to create a new "year zero" and erase the past, it's more important than ever. RIP and greetings from Canada.
Most appropriate for the greatest Leader that the world ever had. The measure of a human being is in the loss felt by the many in their untimely passing. Nations came together, to honour and remember her sacrifice of Duty. For 3/4 of her life.
Of every video on TH-cam, this is the one I keep going back to every other evening. There is something almost beautiful about the ability to capture such a tragic loss within six minutes and it consistently brings me to tears. The weight of history captured in this video is overwhelming and the thought that we are witnessing an end to the monarchy of the old world is so powerful. God Save The Queen. She was a symbol of stability and learning from the past to adapt to this modern world. Regardless of your thoughts on the royal family, this was a woman who had not only witnessed, but had been involved with the vast majority of events and decision making moments of our recent history and we are lesser without her guidance. Truly historic. Sleep well Queen, and thank you.
As a committed Anglophile, this montage hit every nerve and gratitude to the British citizens for supporting us and we, you. A friendship that will abide.
The Old Country still holds a special place in American hearts. We may have fought a War of Independence but our shared ancestry still binds us tightly down through the ages 💯🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️
RIP Your Majesty QE11. Your Majesty, You exemplified through your reign, tradition and continuity at its very best and we all loved you for that. I for one vouch for that in my every mint stamp of your Majesty Royal Mail ever printed. Your dear father, his majesty King George the V1 made me fall in love with collecting and kept doing so ever since. Am glad to have made UK my home since 1959 born in Malta. Memories never die. hi
My family and I watched the queue at Westminster Hall for hours on the TV here in Australia; what was really moving was the reaction of those filing past. God bless our Glorious Queen, and may she rest in peace.
She really was like a grandmother to us all. Never forget the 600 year old tradition she broke in 2001 by playing the US National Anthem during the changing of the guards.
Bloody hell. I lived 25 years of my life only knowing this woman as my queen. Now almost two years later, I'm 27 and I cry like a child when I remember that she's no longer with us. Kate has cancer and so does Charles, so frankly we don't know how long they have. Rest in peace, Your Majesty. You kept your promise without fail and we are forever grateful.
As a yank...this was one of those things in life you will always cherish! Where were you when man landed on the moon-where were you when the towers fell and where were you when Queen Elizabeth II died!!
I am no Monarchist, but this tribute to HRH Queen Elizabeth II, only reinforced my view of what a remarkable Woman she was. Having served with the Australian Army until 1996, The Queen was held in great respect and my unit was present at HORSEGUARDS for the Queens Birthday some 30 years ago, as part of the massed bands. Thankyou for this fine Tribute.
Beautiful montage to celebrate and honor a truly remarkable leader. As an American, this made me tear up. I admired the Queen's steadfastness and faith through all the decades.
"I Vow to Thee, my Country" - one of the most beautiful tunes ever composed - most fitting for commemorating Great Britain's greatest Queen. RIP your Majesty, may God bless you in all eternity.❤
Every time I hear the words “the death of her majesty, Queen Elizabeth II my eyes fill with tears. She was such a warm and devoted woman, to her country, her husband, her children, her extended family and everyone in the commonwealth and around the world. She was so trusted to do the right thing and she not only earned that trust but kept it until her last breath. My heart hurts for her daughter Ann. Hardest working royal and her mother’s companion.❤
The British and my USA will always have each other's backs. It is like any other family that has a spat here and there....but when it comes helping each other, the USA could not have better brothers and sisters. Her address to the nation during the COVID-19 pandemic is one for the ages. I felt a lot better after her address. From Brook Park, MN.
I'm American and my family came from Scotland almost a hundred years ago, but I hope that the British Royal Family never dies off because the tradition and history of it all really is beautiful and amazing.
I can happily say that I lived in the second Elizabethan Age. However, I can also say that I watched all these beautiful ceremonies. May Queen Elizabeth II rest in peace and God Save the King
I've only just found this. I have seen a similar video recorded decades ago regarding the funeral of Sir Winston. Very emotional stuff. I've just retired from the police, with 10 years as a reservist with the Army mixed in. God rest, your Majesty.
Still hard to believe, that her majesty is gone. She was there in my life, all the time I can remember. And now? Thank you, your majesty, for your duty and presence.
A truly incredible woman. She knew exactly what she was doing spending her final days in Scotland. She has brought out the Unionist Majority and her final move has well and truly secured the union. God bless you HRM
She was not only the Queen...she was more than that! She was a mother, grand mother and great grand mother! In the bush material classroom in the highlands of New Guinea, a picture of her hangs up on our bamboo wall when I first went to school. MY QUEEN...MOTHER, GRAND MA...RIP Peace...you earned it! We love you!
I too grew up with picture of her coronation. It still hangs in our school. I hope it has not been removed.
❤❤❤❤
Her Majesty was not my queen as I am a Dutch citizen....but to me, her gracious majesty was the world's queen. She was loved throughout the world. I watched her final fatewell and I must have cried all day. Queen Eluzabeth Ii was the queen most of the world grew up with. ❤
I'm Dutch too, the Relationship between the Dutch and British Royalty goes back many decades.
It's the very foundation we rest upon, for centuries..
I am French… and I feel the same things…
She was the Queen of Queens.
This is still hard to watch, even after all this time, from the Queen’s death to her final resting place at Windsor - there wasn’t a hitch or a mis-step to be seen from start to finish.
She would have been so proud as we were by the precision of every parting gesture or parade / service.
The Queen will be impossible to replace such was her contribution to the world.
Yes ❤
Only the British could pull a tribute this massive without a single hitch. Well done!
state and ceremonial funerals are planned for years and rehearsed
President George H.W. Bush did it on a train.
They have been planning it for like 10 years.
@ziggystardink9389 The funeral of the monarch is at some stage of planning from the day that they become monarch. Because everything has to happen smoothly. Obviously plans have acceperated in the last 20+ years
@@GreatWhiteShark75 Did what on a train?
I was born and she was Queen... I grew up and she was Queen... I started work and she was Queen... I got married and she was Queen... I lost my mum and she was Queen... You died 1 year after my mum your Majesty... Thank You for being part of my life...
My ma the same . But my ma died the weekend before the coronation of our King Charles III 59 years old
Same here
@@philiphorner31same here.
Same as my father n only he died 2 weeks before the Queen after being hit by a car as a pedestrian.
I sympathise. She wasn't just one woman. She was Britannia personified and when she died, our Country died along with her. Look at it now, a festering bastardised rock in the Eastern Atlantic and that's all that can be said for our future now.
I served this magnificent lady for the majority of my adult life, there may have been various politicians along the way, but i served HER, swore my oath of allegiance to HER, she was known by us as 'the Boss' and she will be terribly missed.
Thank you for your service to your nation, and to democracy and civilization.
Good night "Boss" Sleep well, you deserve it from one of your Veterans, truly you were one of the best to work for
All and to all Good Night you never know
Beautifully put, from a Yank cousin.
Rest in paradise, Your Magesty.
How many others did you work for?
@@mortalclown3812 why do Americans love the royals so much when you got rid of them?
@@bobsmith3291 maybe they now see sense and respect our wonderful and ancient traditions ? Maybe they are not bigots or judgmental?
I am near-80 year old American, now a retired Naval officer. Perhaps the greatest and most fitting tribute I can offer is this: her mother and her father, who - especially during the darkest days early in World War II - displayed incredible courage, inspirational leadership, self-sacrifice and empathy - are, I am sure, incredibly proud of her performance throughout last several decades.
Thank you Sir. I'm 43 and she felt like everyone's amazing Grandmother for our generation.
A wonderful comment. Thank you Sir.
I'm from Romania, but I lived for 7 years in UK and I'll love to say Thank you for your're service and God bless our royals!!!!
Thank you, sir, for your wonderful words. God bless you and your country. From an Englishman.❤🏴🇺🇲
Well said sir.
We loved her and we respected her. Now she has gone, this country is not the same. She is badly missed 😢
A french man said " to you she was your queen.To everyone else she was THE queen
Her Majesty was not just the Queen of the United Kingdom. She was a symbol of stability and dignity. She was also a connection between us and the Great Generation. I am not even British but I feel like I lost something important. I lost the connection with the greatest generation, the last generation who understood the true meaning of chivalry, dignity, honour and duty. I am a grown man but even now when I watch the funeral videos of Her Majesty I get teared up. I have never had the chance to visit the UK yet but I plan to do it next year and I will visit the St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle to pay my respects.
The most wonderful thing is, she was discussing, as she did, her funeral arrangements. She asked “what if I die in Scotland?”. How were they going to get her back to London? What plane? She asked “what plane do they bring my soldiers (and they were HER soldiers) brought back on? They said that big RAF transport one . She said “if that is good enough for my boys it’s good enough for me”. One simply can not make up class like that. We will bugger on, like we always do but it isn’t the same. I give my loyalty to your son he is my king. 🇬🇧🏴
Get up off your knee you ffs.you swear loyalty to your king? You swear your loyalty and allegiance to someone that has absolutely no idea you even exist on this planet and even if by some small miracle they do they would only see you as the muck on the bottom of their shoes.do you really believe in this century that there is a need to put one family onto a pedestal and worshipped like some super being all for being born Into a family of parasites who's only wish would be to turn the clock back a thousand years and get back to reigning over us.
Such a beautiful woman her majesty was, both in person and soul. A beautiful way to pay her final respects for her boys beyond the grave. She may not have been my queen but as an Icelander the United Kingdom is our neighbour and her loss was felt here aswell. My grandfather once had the privilige of accompanying his Majesty King Charles III on one of his many fishing trips to Iceland in the 1970s as he was fishing in a river on the farm I grew up in and he had nothing but positive things to say about him and attributed it to him being raised well. He is 82 now and was born under British occupation in 1942 here in Iceland and he always had much respect for the British. God save the King.
what utter rubbish, there is no evidence our late Queen said all of that
and she was involved in the planning for if she died in Scotland
Operation Unicorn and one is made for if our Monarchs die at Sandringham
Her heart was always in Scotland, where she found the most peace. We loved our queen, and can only hope the future monarchy will live up to her standards. God save the King ~
My grandmother was there in nairobi when she became the queen and I was there in Scotland at her funeral service at the end
I was born an Elizabethan. I am proud to say I was one of her soldiers. RIP Your Majesty. You were Britain personified. A truly wonderful monarch.
Her Majesty will be missed like a mother.
I'm a grown man I still miss her she was Everything
grow up ffs, when your mum dies you will forgot her@@5threelborn
@@IAMNationXmy mam died a few months ago and I miss both her and Queen Elizabeth
Very proud of this era, her Magesty gave not only the UK ,commonwealth but the world an example of being a human at the highest expression. Thank you
During the challenging period for Japan after the Second World War, Queen Elizabeth developed a close relationship with the imperial family and provided support for Japan's international reintegration. Many Japanese people express gratitude to the Queen for her kindness. We sincerely offer our condolences.
THANK YOU
As a British soldier (1984-1992) She was the one person we swore allegiance to. Her death hit me as hard as a personal member of my family. RIP mam
as a wee guy much younger than you it's people like you that make me proud to be British. much respect and love to you
No other woman in the world was so admired and loved.
Indeed.
Pish.
Most of us never realised how much we loved her until she died. I was driving along and burst into tears a few days after. 😢
@@maddogjma68 You sound like a stalker, those who say they love someone they never met are suffering from serious delusions, and if you burst into tears ?, this is reflective of the sad unfulfilled life you are leading yourself. We at Republic UK seriously suggest you seek medical advice, you are without doubt ill, and probably suffering from, " Stockholm Syndrome."
@@richardmurphy4520 she was our monarch for 70 years and my whole life I think the rest of UK agrees with me. Read and comment on the other people’s comments!
As always...the Brits do ceremony beautifully....love from the U.S.
Thank you U.S England appreciates it
We both do, never forget that, but thank you for your generous compliment. By the way, can we borrow Donald?
Thank you for your comment
As a soldier of 37 years, retired 2 years ago.... she was a steady influence on my life and made me proud to serve my country. I pay tribute to all my brothers and sisters in arms who protect our values and traditions. Gone but never ever forgotten. Rest in peace.
I hope they give back the stolen jewellery
They don't need it anymore
@@patrickferran1678 Explain and remember much of the Monarch's jewels were gifts. Please dont be one of those woke victim poor me doo gooders who say much but do little.
@@craphat1873 soldier of wat a bunch of thieves who stole of the people and his behind the stolen jewellery. Lest we forget my donkey.done more in Blackpool beach.
As soldier of 7 years , originally from Algeria I served my country Great Britain in her majesty the queen, and I’m very proud for that, rest in peace
@@saminivada6725 it's not your country
You don't own it Matey
I bet you worked in butlins or mac Donald's
👍😎
I have lived through 12 Presidents, but only ONE Queen. Will not see anything like this again in my lifetime
I grew up, worked, got married, divorced, got married again to the Love of My Life.I am Canadian she was my queen she died 1 year after my darling boy. I will miss her she was part of my life. All of my life events were with her as my Queen. There is no other. I will respect her son.However in my life I can only respect him and not ever the Queen Consort. It is what it is.
Thank you. Your majesty for being a friend to America and to everyone around the world so your highness rest in peace -Mike Stutzman from Goshen Indiana u.s.a
The Queen is titled her Majesty and the family would be your Royal highness in most cases
Thank you, dear Michael ❤
Dear sir,
Her Royal Majesty or Her Majesty Elizabeth II.
She is not Princess since her accession in 1952. When His Majesty King George VI was the Sovereign she was HRH Princess Elizabeth and also Duchess of Edinburgh before she married when she did Prince Phillip also became Duke of Edinburgh since HRM was already Duchess of that realm as well.
Thank you to some of y’all who have commented on my comment and corrected my words. I didn’t mean to offend anyone by it. I just didn’t know what her title was
@@michaelstutzman5728 🙏🙏🙂
From an Australian woman who grew up loving and admiring our wonderful Queen, as Australia is part of the British Commonwealth I miss her presence in our world.
your majesty nearly a year we still mourn your loss, a lot of us born into the world under your reign, you're all we've ever known and loved, sleep well our beloved queen it was an honour to be under your loving reign x
a beautiful message, a shame she is now only a part of history
I’m french and I want to say to the British people that Queen Elizabeth II deserved these funerals after 70 years of services and duty 🇫🇷 🇬🇧 🙏
mssr, vous etes kidding yourself
@@cd-zw2tt
You sound like quite a creep.
Thank you Sir.
@@daneelolivaw602 You’re welcome
Every time I try to watch this, I choke up.
Elizabeth II = Elizabeth The Great.
me too ♥♥♥
yip, thats me now
the Queen of NZ, i miss HM but also love the new King Charles
Speaking on behalf of all Americans, it was a very sad day for us, too. She was a most elegant lady.
The warm support and friendship from our trans- Atlantic cousins i find very moving. Thank you.
70 years is just amazing when you think of how much the world has changed. She remained a constant figure. RIP Elizabeth the Great.
Here's to Elizabeth the Great!
God Save The Queen😢
Elizabeth 2 the Great.
Yes indeed.
Thank you Your Majesty.
Poppycock.
@@richardmurphy4520 you do? Is that from too much opium use?
16mths on and it is still raw. She was the UK its hard for countries that are republics to understand. To have someone there, Always there for 70+ years will never be repeated. Queen of the World. Rest in Peace
I was 2 months old when she became Queen. She was my boss for 22 years when I served in the Royal Air Force. She has been with me my whole life, from babe to now a 71 years old pensioner. I am pleased she passed away in Scotland, my home and her Majesty's favourite place. I will miss her.
The world was blessed to have her around.
She will always be my queen
Your boss and yet she didn’t pay you?
@@territt16 Pillock
@@jameshowat4692 that’s really the best reply you got?
She was our closest friend and ally after the 9/11 attacks, and she did everything she could to send a message of friendship and comfort across the sea to a country that was confused, sad, and angry. She had our national anthem played at Buckingham Palace. She was compassionate, wise, and ever graceful. I will never forget.
what a load of toss. she did nothing but live off of the public. where is the disconnect with you people? what do the royal family actually do besides spend public money whilst hiding their wealth?
@@billsmith109 sorry you have to live life so angry. Peace be with you.
@@OddBallPerformance lol not angry. i just dont act stupid or give a toss about a bunch of vampires. i dont brainwash myself into thinking these selfish greedy rats are benevolent. Maybe you should stop worshiping vermin. they wouldn't even give you the time of day.
@@OddBallPerformance mate, we all loved her. I felt like I lost my grandma again when HM passed away
2 countries who started as Rivals because Allies and then Friends and family
God bless the queen from USA and god save the King
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From across the pond, America stands and solutes to the loss of a great Monarch. Though we may no be part of Commonwealth or Kingdom, The United States stands in solidarity with her friend and ally. She will be missed.
Rest in Peace Queen Elizabeth II
Thank you and we will always stand with our American cousins no matter what
The monarchy may continue, but she truly is the end of an era of human history. Some dark events, some light, good and bad, but we won't ever see her like again.
We will never have a monarch like Queen Elizabeth II again, ever. ❤️
Goodbye your Msjesty. I was honoured to serve you. RAF veteran
Canada loved her so much.
Fair winds and following seas Elizabeth Alexandra Mary, your legacy shall live on.
As a Royal Navy serviceman for 22 years, this hit harder than I ever imagined, even at her funeral Ive never felt more proud to be British as I said goodbye to the greatest ever Brit. Rip Ma'am
But didn't the Navy lads and lasses do her proud on that gun carriage? Although its not shown here I was OK on the day until the Starboard (brake) crew snapped back in line outside Westminster Hall. It was like OK this is now very real.
And they recovered really well from a missed start by the pipes at the 'Slow March'. Well done the Jacks from an ex Crab.
Same here 9 years in the RN and still going. I was serving on the RFA Argus at the time we heard the news of Queen Elizabeth's passing. Everything stopped, me and me fellow matlot's stood and raised a toast to her majesty. Everyone in unison wishing to mark her passing and show their respect
It walloped us all mate....we miss her every day😢
@@1chish I was gun carriage crew for Mountbattens funeral so I know only too well what they went through
@@mikestrohm3271 Then well played you Sir. 👏
This got me in tears again. Thank you for this absolute masterpiece of a montage.
My thoughts exactly. The way it shows the faces, the feelings , is .... lost for words.
First time that I have seen this, my favourite piece of music to a true Icon who I adored. Tears are flowing yet again
@@richardmurphy4520... And in the closing days of 2022 we have a new contender for dick of the year, well done Richard
@@Hammocks_Rule The smart money is on HRH NONCE ANDREW for British paedo of the decade. Hey ho the bookie always wins.
Same here. She was the same age as my mum who died 3 months before her. I miss them both so much.
My American tears still flow for this incredible and irreplaceable woman.
Japanese national in the UK here.
Rest well, your Majesty. I can't believe you are gone, even now.
I'll see you, one day.
God bless.
Piffle, waffle, and twaddle.
Still hard to believe she's gone. Rest in light, Elizabeth the Devoted.
I watch this every day Grace, and it's still unbelievable. xxx May she rest in peace with Phillip
@@annoakley3755 Yes. She earned and deserved that blessing.
ELIZABETH THE GREAT
@@a.a.1753 King Alfred has that one. On her 21st birthday she made a promise to devote herself to her duty. She never broke that promise.
The plane leaving Scottish soil broke me. Knowing we will never see her again broke me. My darling mum passed the week before and that brome me. Miss them both so very much. 😢
😢 sorry for your loss I hope u are heading I lost mine died years ago wen I was 28 it never gets easier and loosing our queen is like something familiar and always around its strange its like another piece of mam has left 💔 take care x
Hang in there mate. You will see her again. I am sorry for your loss.
I was just 20 when Queen Elizabeth died and then i nearly died from an illness 5 months after her. I feel for Woody.EXE now since he’s been through a horrible 2 years losing Queen Elizabeth on the very first day of his reign and then nearly losing me his own Queen 5 months later in February 2023. Woody.EXE Is the greatest monarchs Wales has ever had and we’re about to mark the 2nd anniversary of our accession in September 9th. It will absolutely emotionally hit him
Farewell your Majesty Queen Elizabeth thank you for your 70 year's service and for your love of and for Scotland and her people. We will never see your like again. Rest In Peace our beloved Queen of Scots 🏴
Aye ! 70 years of buying up global land like a pack of hungry wolves. Wake up FOOL.
Hhh
well said Steven. Our Union forever.
@@JohnSmith-ii9ci Lickspittle BOOTLICKER.
@@richardmurphy4520 your name says it all mate
As an American, by way of German parents, let this humble soul say,
Incredibly well done.
This is the personification of Class!
God Bless Her Majesty.
Du hast zu veille sheisser gesprochen.
@@richardmurphy4520 Was ist den so schlimm?
@@parttimelazy4593 Ich habe keine Zeit fur deisser sheisser leute.
@@richardmurphy4520 Classless Irish by any chance?
@@tonyhunter1892 No, just a human being.
Cant believe its nearly a year,i was one of her soldiers,3RGJ,she has left an almighty hole in our lives,what a lady,God Speed Your Majesty
She was "On", if you want to call it that, on camera, on display, centered in the public eye for her entire life, twenty-four/seven, forever, and even now after her death. Her rarest treasure must have been those few moments of privacy. She was a living national flag.
This still makes me emotional. We queued through the night to pay our respects. Quite an experience
It was a honour to to pay respects to her and I will never forget the people I met that night and day. ❤
She made a solemn promise on her twenty-first birthday that she would serve her country and her people faithfully for as long as she could.
Nobody has ever kept a promise so faithfully and so completely as she did. She is so very much missed.
Even as a German, I had to cry when I heard the news. Such a great big strong person. We ALL miss her... May she play with the angels in the kingdom of heaven...
Cry for the ordinary people whos death never hits the news and not for an all-life pampered monarch.
Thank you
Thank you, our German cousins, remembering your Kaiser who loved his grandmother Victoria and held her as she died.
@@sebastianliebmann6014 I hope you’re young, that comment was very immature.
@@ruthhogg6423 and why?
As a Scottish person. I deeply loved the queen and regret not standing in line in Edinburgh or London to walk past her. She was one of the most influential people of all of the UK and the world. The thing I will miss will be her christmas speech on christmas day. Thank you, for 70 years of service to us all Queen Elizabeth. May the angels guide you to your final resting point. ♥
GET A LIFE ! F.F.S.
You didn't miss much
Only a bunch of Drunks. Walking about crying. 👍
@@patrickferran1678 what your family went along.
@@patrickferran1678 You'd be surprised how few people were crying. People were pretty lively until the last slog that was Victoria Gardens. Take it from someone who actually spent eighteen hours of his life making the journey...
@@peterweatherley7669 people were laughing you clown. Stay away from Facebook your to nosey. DAVE. 🐵
I am American, but I loved my Queen. She seemed to bring an air of grace and decency to the world. She will be missed.
I am American but Queen Elizabeth was always there since i was born and ive always connected Great Britain with her. I was saddened at her passing, a great presence has gone out of the world.
Amasig woman. Never in scandal, always in service of the nation. Most difficult servitude in British history. Thanks for being the most nobel among english royalties.
Those men who carried her casket will tell this to their great grandchildren for years to come. What an honor. Farewell Your Majesty. Your duty is done. Long live the King. From the U.S.
So true!
@@cocoaorange1 BULL !
@@richardmurphy4520 Taig.
@@koeman1873 Queenworrier. ( Stockholm Syndrome for subjugated fuds like you.)
The Queue was one of the most gruelling and difficult things I've ever put myself through, but it was completely worth it. The moment I stepped into Westminster Hall, all the fatigue, the hunger, the pain in my feet and my aching muscles just...went away. For a moment there was an incredible peace. A sad peace, but still...it's the holiest and most spiritual moment of my life to date.
And it was, at the end of the day, a mere fourteen hours. Tiny, in comparison to a long lifetime of service and responsibility.
You know that coffin was empty right?? No way they'd chance some idiot pulling it over and seeing her lifeless corpse spill out over the floor..
@@simms75 Believe whatever you want.
The Brits are world-famous for queuing, well done you
@@fastyaveit Brainwashed from birth sycophantic zombies.
Three of the four members of my family made exactly the same journey - round about eighteen hours for us. Words cannot describe my feelings going into that blessed place. Strangely enough, I'd spent much of the time walking expecting to be holding back an ocean of tears when I got in there. Didn't happen; the sense of wonderment overtook all else. I'd also had it fairly clear in my head of what I was going to do when facing her coffin. When the moment came, the most appropriate thing I could think to do was a two or three second bow. It didn't seem a sufficiently adequate show of respect at all considering who it was laid five feet in front of me. You, likewise, have my respect, sir, for finding the strength to endure. And it really did take some strength to do it. I must say, they might have chosen something a little less troublesome than those ghastly plastic walkways in the last mile!
America will always be my birth home, but Britain is where my heart truly is. I give my Queen the highest respect and love. Your Majesty, you were the heart of our country. You saw us through many hard times. It is with the deepest sorrow in my heart that I say goodbye to a wonderful and remarkable person. You will be missed, but never Forgotten.
The gentleman at 1:42 was so touching. As an American, I've always had the highest respect for the Queen and the Royal Family. May she rest in heavenly peace, and may God Bless the UK as it marches on into history.
Beautifully done, Michael.
Thinking the same ,
Beautifully done fully showed the respect she carried from over 96 years and 70 years of reign
Sir Jimmy savile would have been so proud. 🎩🎩😎😎😎
@@patrickferran1678 who
@@patrickferran1678 did Jimmy do stuff to you it's OK you can tell everyone...
@@justinboyan573 He done enough for the British empire Dave. 🤑😂👍♥️
@@patrickferran1678 i think he did enough to you as well. Was you Jimmy's favourite 😍
You are greatly missed, Your Majesty, our Beloved Queen of Australia.
Thank you for your dedication.
Indeed, a life well lived.
It was not her final duty but was ours. I hope we did her proud.
@@karendawe5938 👏👏👏👏
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@@karendawe5938 Very nicely said.
The saddest day of my life, it reminded me of the passing of my mother aged 96. I'm fortunate to have met HM Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace, Sandringham and St James Palace, "God bless you ma-am", Oh how we miss you.
God save the Queen from across the pond! America 🇺🇲, a nation born of our Mother, England 🇬🇧!
QE You were there all my life! Canadian here. I so miss you!
The flags at the Cenotaph started to hit me, and seeing Trudeau arrive at the funeral. He met the Queen as a child with his late brother and father, and I think the memories flowed back.
I met King Charles in Cardiff and I’ll never forget that day 2 weeks ago
Yes,very moving....until Trudeau arrived..uggh
@@davidmenzd5544 Love people with a sense of humor. Surprised Justine took the time off to attend when last year during a day of remeberance for Canadian indigerence people he went surfboarding out in British Columbia,. The guy is clueless.
Why Tredaux is mentioned I don't know.. he's a test like Harry
I did not expect her death to affect me, but it really did. She represented continuity; a connection to events from earlier in her reign and in her life, and the station of Queen (or King) being a connection going back much farther. This type of continuity is literally the glue that holds civilization / culture together, and in a time when a lot of people want to create a new "year zero" and erase the past, it's more important than ever. RIP and greetings from Canada.
Ditto. From the U.S.
she represented a longstanding colonial presence in a lot of countries, her death signified freedom for many
@@cd-zw2ttThe British empire has been gone for decades. Her death meant the end of an era. Stop talking.
Most appropriate for the greatest Leader that the world ever had. The measure of a human being is in the loss felt by the many in their untimely passing. Nations came together, to honour and remember her sacrifice of Duty. For 3/4 of her life.
Of every video on TH-cam, this is the one I keep going back to every other evening. There is something almost beautiful about the ability to capture such a tragic loss within six minutes and it consistently brings me to tears. The weight of history captured in this video is overwhelming and the thought that we are witnessing an end to the monarchy of the old world is so powerful. God Save The Queen. She was a symbol of stability and learning from the past to adapt to this modern world. Regardless of your thoughts on the royal family, this was a woman who had not only witnessed, but had been involved with the vast majority of events and decision making moments of our recent history and we are lesser without her guidance. Truly historic. Sleep well Queen, and thank you.
As a committed Anglophile, this montage hit every nerve and gratitude to the British citizens for supporting us and we, you. A friendship that will abide.
No such thing as CITIZENS in Britain , only SUBJECTS of an UNELECTED head of state. Get it right next time, or stick a sock in it.
GOD BLESS
From a friend from America, my heart goes out to my friends in England. My God Bless Elizabeth II. Long live The Queen!!!!
Don,t celebrate the 4th of July will you, traitor.
And Britain
Thank you for kind words. We are cousin anyway.
err... she wasnt just the queen of england, she was the queen of the united kingdom (scotland england northern ireland and wales)!
@@yvonnejohnston9429 Sorry. I meant to say United Kingdom. Thanks for the reminder
We didn't live in Victorian Era, but witnessed Elizabeth Era.
The Elizabethean Era was 1450-1500s England FYI. This was the Windsor era
The Old Country still holds a special place in American hearts. We may have fought a War of Independence but our shared ancestry still binds us tightly down through the ages 💯🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️
RIP Your Majesty QE11. Your Majesty, You exemplified through your reign, tradition and continuity at its very best and we all loved you for that. I for one vouch for that in my every mint stamp of your Majesty Royal Mail ever printed. Your dear father, his majesty King George the V1 made me fall in love with collecting and kept doing so ever since. Am glad to have made UK my home since 1959 born in Malta. Memories never die.
hi
What an absolutely beautiful tribute to the Queen. RIP
Cow, boot, and global land pariah whore. ( And daughter in law dispatcher.)
My family and I watched the queue at Westminster Hall for hours on the TV here in Australia; what was really moving was the reaction of those filing past. God bless our Glorious Queen, and may she rest in peace.
As an American, I viewed her as our nation's grandma. She was righteous, smiling, wise and just wonderful. She is missed.
CORNY BULL right there P,ardner.
@@richardmurphy4520 shut up fool who cares what a bigot like you thinks. Well said Christopher
She really was like a grandmother to us all. Never forget the 600 year old tradition she broke in 2001 by playing the US National Anthem during the changing of the guards.
@@lifekillerful4780 " Snigger "
clown
Bloody hell. I lived 25 years of my life only knowing this woman as my queen. Now almost two years later, I'm 27 and I cry like a child when I remember that she's no longer with us. Kate has cancer and so does Charles, so frankly we don't know how long they have. Rest in peace, Your Majesty. You kept your promise without fail and we are forever grateful.
Almost a year later and my tears still flow
Not mines, I don't cry for no colonizer
how classy and ignorant of modern royalty you are@@triniboythug101
@@spikespa5208 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@triniboythug101 Name a *new* colony of the UK *since* Elizabeth became Queen.
Yes. Many memories. End of an era.
I have only watched this about 20 times, but I still cry every time!
I'm from Belarus! She was the BEST!
my name is Rawlin and im in the USA. God bless her she is my queen I miss her so much I cried so much I pray for her family I love u queen ❤❤❤❤
One year past. I still love my Queen.
God i still miss her presence. that alone - Her BEING THERE TO UPHOLD... - steadied so many things.
As a yank...this was one of those things in life you will always cherish! Where were you when man landed on the moon-where were you when the towers fell and where were you when Queen Elizabeth II died!!
STUNNING! Twelve days of tribute to a global icon seamlessly summed up in 5' 24" .... superbly rendered! And that music!
I am no Monarchist, but this tribute to HRH Queen Elizabeth II, only reinforced my view of what a remarkable Woman she was. Having served with the Australian Army until 1996, The Queen was held in great respect and my unit was present at HORSEGUARDS for the Queens Birthday some 30 years ago, as part of the massed bands. Thankyou for this fine Tribute.
A finely judged summation of a profoundly significant event in the history of our island nation. Thank you.
Beautiful montage to celebrate and honor a truly remarkable leader. As an American, this made me tear up. I admired the Queen's steadfastness and faith through all the decades.
"I Vow to Thee, my Country" - one of the most beautiful tunes ever composed - most fitting for commemorating Great Britain's greatest Queen. RIP your Majesty, may God bless you in all eternity.❤
The Best Hymn
Had this played at my dad’s funeral. RAF Officer, Bomber Command who served Her Majesty and her father.
Every time I hear the words “the death of her majesty, Queen Elizabeth II my eyes fill with tears. She was such a warm and devoted woman, to her country, her husband, her children, her extended family and everyone in the commonwealth and around the world. She was so trusted to do the right thing and she not only earned that trust but kept it until her last breath. My heart hurts for her daughter Ann. Hardest working royal and her mother’s companion.❤
Get a life F.F.S. !
Coucou coucher bonne nuit 💚🧡
lol what the fuck is a working royal the would not know what a days work is
I can't believe how raw the emotions still are from watching this. Thank you.
Psychiatry is still free on the NHS, why wait ?.
The British and my USA will always have each other's backs. It is like any other family that has a spat here and there....but when it comes helping each other, the USA could not have better brothers and sisters. Her address to the nation during the COVID-19 pandemic is one for the ages. I felt a lot better after her address. From Brook Park, MN.
Red White and Blue Brother, love from the UK to the U.S
@@Anglo-Brit ditto
The LAST TRUE QUEEN in the History of the World. Amen.
That is the truth!!
We all kind of thought she would live forever, as the world's collective grandma... She is sorely missed.
I'm American and my family came from Scotland almost a hundred years ago, but I hope that the British Royal Family never dies off because the tradition and history of it all really is beautiful and amazing.
What's so amazing about this vulgar unelected celebration of inequality Dorky ?.
That was the perfect tribute to Her Majesty... Very well done, Mr Garnett... Had me bawling 😭
I can happily say that I lived in the second Elizabethan Age. However, I can also say that I watched all these beautiful ceremonies. May Queen Elizabeth II rest in peace and God Save the King
From an admiring American across the pond, God bless you Ma'am. RIP great Lady
Thank you Robert for your Heartfelt wishes cousins across the pond Remembering 9/11 We stand United God bless America.
@@5threelborn and we will always stand with Great Britain, God bless, and God save the King
What a wonderful lady she was. I live in Minnesota in the USA, but I feel she was also my Queen.
I've only just found this. I have seen a similar video recorded decades ago regarding the funeral of Sir Winston. Very emotional stuff. I've just retired from the police, with 10 years as a reservist with the Army mixed in. God rest, your Majesty.
Still hard to believe, that her majesty is gone. She was there in my life, all the time I can remember. And now?
Thank you, your majesty, for your duty and presence.
When my life ends, it is the 36 years serving HM the Queen that makes me proudest. She was just always there for us all.
Thank you Queen Elizabeth for your service for 70 yrs. you will be missed immensely 😢
God bless Queen Elizabeth of New Zealand. So well, our hearts.
@@icebergrose8955 🤡
@@richardmurphy4520 🤣🤣🤣🤣 your so funny .. that was a master piece in comedy... no seriously though you are infact a waste of oxygen....
A truly incredible woman. She knew exactly what she was doing spending her final days in Scotland. She has brought out the Unionist Majority and her final move has well and truly secured the union. God bless you HRM
As a Scot, and not really a Royalist - except for my MASSIVE respect for QE2 - may I congratulate you , Michael, for this beautiful short video.