Longtime boyfriend Ryan O'Neal accompanied her casket, which was covered in yellow and orange flowers. Others in attendance included: her father James and son Redmond O'Neal, as well as best friend Alana Stewart, her Charlie's Angels co-starS Kate Jackson, Jacklyn Smith and Cheryl Ladd, ex-husband Lee Majors, Ryan's daughter Tatum O'Neal, model Cheryl Tiegs, Garry Shandling, Dick Van Patten and hairstylist Jose Eber. Both Ryan and Redmond gave readings during the service, while Alana and Farrah's doctor Lawrence Piro delivered eulogies. "Goodbye sweet girl," said Stewart. "[Farrah] never felt sorry for herself during her illness ... she fought cancer furiously. She's the most beautiful angel in heaven. She always seemed so indestructible."

In other Farrah news...US Weekly reports that before Farrah died she was able to reconnect with her ex-husband, actor Lee Majors (The Fall Guy, The Six Million Dollar Man). The couple was legally married for nine years, although they separated after six, and hadn't spoken in over 23. When Majors found out about Farrah's illness he reached out to her through friends and eventually they got in contact with each other. "This past February, her birthday, he decided to call her for the first time. They spoke for the first time in 23 years," said the source. "They had a 40-minute phone conversation...it was such a lovely moment for the two of them. I guess it was a very good conversation. They joked, and they got a little bit emotional." Meanwhile, Radaronline reports that Farrah, who played an abused woman in the 1984 movie The Burning Bed, allocated thousands of dollars in her will to US shelters for abused women.