Ed Bradley would be proud and honor to see how his memorial service held by his loved ones and friends.
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The '60 Minutes' team poses for photographers at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York Nov.10,1993, as they celebrated the show's 25th anniversary.. From left, are: Andy Rooney, Morley Safer, Steve Kroft, Mike Wallace, executive producer Don Hewlitt, Lesley Stahl, and Ed Bradley.

"With the complicated melodies of the music he loved so much surrounding them, family and friends of Ed Bradley said goodbye to the "60 Minutes" correspondent Tuesday with a three-hour service filled with life, love and laughs. Nearly 2,000 people filled the stately Riverside Church on the edge of the Hudson River to pay tribute to Bradley, who died November 9 at age 65. They came from the wide spectrum of Bradley's life: from his youth as a Philadelphia sixth-grade math teacher to his early days at CBS Radio and covering the Vietnam War to his friends in jazz and other music and the many people he came in contact with as a globe-trotting correspondent."
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The widow of Ed Bradley, Patricia Blanchet (L), and her sister Natacha listen to a memorial service for 60 Minutes correspondent and CBS newsman, Ed Bradley, at Riverside Church in New York November 21, 2006. Bradley passed away on November 9 of leukemia at the age of 65.

Aaron Neville sings 'Amazing Grace'.

60 Minutes correspondent Steve Croft speaks

former President Bill Clinton

The ReBirth Brass Band, led by Wynton Marsalis, exits Riverside Church after thousands gathered for a memorial service remembering newsman Ed Bradley, in New York November 21, 2006

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