June 25th 2009 wasn't just about mourning the loss of Michael Jackson -- beloved TV icon Farrah Fawcett also passed away that day, and yesterday her former partner Ryan O'Neal and son Redmond attended a memorial in her honor.

Ryan looked a bit sad as he sipped on a mimosa, but he did seem to perk up when we spotted him chatting with his 25-year-old son. Ryan, along with Farrah's best friend Alana Stewart and several other close pals also dedicated a cancer research foundation in her name, which funds alternative cancer research and treatment methods.

When Farrah Fawcett was left out of the "In Memoriam" tribute at the Academy Awards on Sunday, her family and fans alike were understandably disappointed.

Though Leslie Unger, spokeswoman for the Academy refused to apologize, stating, "I would not say that it was an oversight," Bruce Davis, who was responsible for the segment (and has been 1993) has issued a formal apology.

Davis says:

"There's nothing you can say to people, particularly to family members, within a day or two of the show that helps at all. They tend to be surprised and hurt, and we understand that and we're sorry for it."

Farrah Fawcett was noticeably absent from Oscar's In Memoriam segment last night.

The Charlie's Angels actress who passed away on June 25th of last year and also starred in films Dr. T and the Women, Cannonball Run and The Apostle didn't make the final cut of the package that remembers artists who passed away in the year before the Oscars.

But Farrah wasn't the only popular star to be snubbed. The Golden Girls' Bea Arthur was also missing from the remembrance.

Sure, they're both primarily TV stars, but Michael Jackson was mostly a recording artist and he got plenty of screen time.

Farrah Fawcett has reportedly has left her entire $6 million dollar estate to her only son, Redmond O'Neal.

Redmond, 24, is currently in a Los Angeles jail where he is awaiting trial on drug charges. He has had a string of arrests and been in jail several times for drug related offenses.

According to the UK's Daily Mail, the money will be held in a trust and Redmond will be given a monthly allowance. Given his history, this is probably a pretty smart idea!

"Farrah appointed two trustees to make sure the money helps her son sober up rather than giving him the means to destroy himself," a source told the paper. "Redmond's inheritance will be tightly controlled."

According to the terms of Fawcett's will, her longtime companion, Ryan O'Neal will not receive any money from her estate.

Fawcett, 62, died from cancer in Santa Monica on June 25th.

Do you think the money will help her son get clean - or just further fuel his addictions?

Yesterday afternoon the memorial service was held for Farrah Fawcett at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles, and nearly 200 close friends and family paid tribute to the iconic actress.

A bagpiper played "Amazing Grace" to start the service, and afterwards Farrah's son Redmond gave the first reading of the afternoon. Farrah's best friend Alana Stewart and oncologist Dr. Lawrence Piro delivered eulogies, while Ryan O'Neal and Redmond served as pallbearers. Stars such as Joan Collins, Marla Maples, Tatum O'Neal, Farrah's ex-husband Lee Majors, Cheryl Tiegs and Dick Van Patten were also in attendance.

Despite the heartache of losing the Charlie's Angels star, those close to Farrah were able to look back on her life and remember the things that Farrah would have wanted. "[Farrah] never felt sorry for herself during her illness," Stewart said. "She fought cancer furiously...she always seemed so indestructible."

We're still in shock that we lost two American icons in the same day, but the fans, family and friends of both Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett have been showing so much love and support over the past 24 hours, it certainly helps the grieving process. Farrah's star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame is covered in flowers, and her Charlie's Angels co-stars have spoken out about the late actress, and here's what they had to say.

Kate Jackson, Farrah's longtime friend and co-star:

"I will miss Farrah every day. She was a selfless person who loved her family and friends with all her heart, and what a big heart it was. Farrah showed immense courage and grace throughout her illness and was an inspiration to those around her. When I think of Farrah, I will remember her kindness, her cutting, dry wit and, of course, her beautiful smile."

Her other Angels co-star, Jaclyn Smith added:

"Farrah had courage, she had strength, and she had faith. And now she has peace as she rests with the real angels."

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Craig Nevius, the producer who worked with Farrah Fawcett on the reality series Chasing Farrah and the heartbreaking doc Farrah's Story has issued the following statement to X17online regarding the actress' passing:

Though there were some legal issues with the first doc, there is a part two planned, and even though she's no longer with us, we know this is what Farrah would want.

Ryan O'Neal was spotted leaving St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica following Farrah's death this morning.

Ryan headed back to the Farrah's condo where he is expected to be joined by family and friends.