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A Comparative Analysis Of Joan River's Vacation

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Melissa Rivers, daughter of the late Joan Rivers, honored her mother’s memory. It was at a location Joan loved to vacation. Radar Online, Sept. 2, 2015, reported that Melissa and her son Coop took their Joan River 's ashes on their annual vacation to Wyoming. It was in their favorite vacation spot that they sprinkled some of Joan’s ashes over the land. Melissa said this is a way that Joan would always be with them on their annual Wyoming vacation spot. According to Melissa, everyone wants to know what she has planned for September 4. That will mark the one-year anniversary of Joan’s passing. She said everyone thinks she will have a grand plan for that day, but that is not the case. Melisa wants the day to be time spent between her and Coop.

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