Where was Ivana Trump buried? NYC icon, 73, laid to rest on ex-husband Donald's favorite property
Ivana Trump was mourned on Wednesday, July 20, in New York, as she got buried at the Trump National Golf Club cemetery in Bedminster. Former President Donald Trump paid final rites to his first wife, to whom he was married for 15 years between 1977 and 1992, and was joined by his and Ivana’s three children, Donald Trump Jr, Eric, and Ivanka Trump.
According to NY Post, Ivana, a longtime businessperson who died of "blunt impact injuries" to the torso as a result of the fall confirmed by New York City's medical examiner on July 15, was buried in a rose gold-hued casket at the golf club, following her funeral in Manhattan earlier in the afternoon. The 73-year-old Ivana, who died on July 14, was called “a force of nature” and “the embodiment of the American dream” at the invitation-only memorial. The 45th president remembered her and said, “just what an incredible woman she was and what a strong woman and she commanded a room,” according to the source.
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Red roses, candles in honor
As per NY Post, around 100 mourners sat inside the church, which was decorated with red roses and candles in honor of Ivana, a notable socialite who went on to launch a line of beauty products, jewelry, and clothing. At the front of the St Vincent Ferrer Church, a Gothic-style church, were two blown-up, gold-framed images of her. The invitation-only funeral was described as a “Celebration of Life,” with the invite featuring a photo of Ivana on the slopes. No cameras were allowed inside the church during the service.
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Trump National Golf Club cemetery
In 2017, the former president proposed plans to build a small, 10-plot graveyard at the site of Trump National Golf Club Bedminster course, The Washington Post reported at the time. A filing with the state in 2014 which mentioned that Donald has plans to be buried at the site, read, “The within application is seeking the authority to create a 10 plot private family cemetery on a 5,700 sg ft portion of the 504 acre property owned by Lamington Farm Club, located in Bedminster Township, Somerset County, New Jersey, more common known as Trump National Gold Club.” The filing further said, “Mr Trump is the owner of many properties around the world but specifically chose this property for his final resting place as it is his favorite property and he admires the culture and character of the Township.”
