Amy Winehouse's Ashes Buried
Pop singer laid to rest near pink and black headstone

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More than a year after the death of Amy Winehouse, the singer's ashes were finally laid to rest yesterday at a Jewish ceremony in Edgware, North London.  Around 70 mourners joined to pay their last respects where a black headstone was unveiled, rumored to feature pink writing and a picture of a song bird in dedication to her beloved grandmother.

Her actual ashes were buried in an adjoining plot near the memorial, which is marked by a single rose.  At the unveiling of the new monument, her father Mitch Winehouse described her life as being "short but dynamic."  A post on her website read: "Whilst the world continues to mourn the loss of a true superstar, her family - first and foremost - remember the daughter, niece and sister that is no longer with them."  Friday, Sept. 14 would have marked the 29th birthday of Winehouse.