“Pukhlyash” Krasilov’s mother made an unexpected confession at her son’s farewell

On Friday, at the Troyekurovskoye cemetery, they said goodbye to “Puhlyash” Dimitry Krasilov. Among the media persons present at the funeral ceremony were former participant of “House-2” Nelly Ermolaeva, comedian Elena Borshcheva, singer Stas Kostyushkin and the group “Degrees”. Stars of the first magnitude limited themselves to condolences on social networks.

What those gathered at the funeral ceremony talked about is in the MK material.

Farewell to Dmitry Krasilov took place in the funeral hall at the Troekurovsky cemetery. By the beginning of the ceremony, no more than a hundred people had gathered. By the end of the event there were a few more people.

“I was so afraid that only those who worked with him would come to Dima, but the artists also came, thank you,” said the first speaker at parting.

— Which of the artists came? – I asked my friend Krasilov, since I hardly noticed any familiar faces.

“Rapper Artem Kacher and Sasha ST, they saw the guys from the group “Gradusy”, the singer NILETTO, one of the brothers of the group Dabro, and many others…” the girl listed.

People continued to come to the microphone and share memories.

The artist’s friend Elena said that she and Dmitry often talked about life after death: “I want to ask everyone not to grieve, this will bring pain to his soul. He visited my disco many times and planned to come again. But on the eve of my event, I found out that he decided to jump out of this world. I believe in reincarnation and will try to find him later. We wish Dima a new rebirth in a new body and in a new family. So cry today, but don’t get carried away, he won’t enjoy it.”

The second speaker noted: “If he had seen how many and what kind of people came to say goodbye, he would have been happy. He flew on, he feels good there.”

Next the blonde came to the microphone: “It’s nice that you publish your memories of Dima on social networks, he would like it.”

Ex-participant of “House-2” Nelly Ermolaeva expressed her condolences: “I would like to go to his wedding, but he decided to be alone.”

One of the musicians wished everyone present to take care of their health. And Krasilov’s colleague in KVN promised not to disappoint him.

Ex-participant of “Comedy Woman” Elena Borscheva turned out to be laconic: “Dima never complained about his health. He charged everyone with positivity. When I invited him to events, he always came and said: “Lenka, I couldn’t help but come.” So I also couldn’t help but come today.”

Another dancer’s friend spoke a little about Pukhlyash’s health: “On December 4, he complained that he felt weak. But the day before his death we spoke on the phone, he was making plans for the future, nothing foreshadowed the tragedy.”

A friend of the artist remembered how he addressed Krasilov: “He is our big dandelion, a man with a big soul and a big body. I always told him this. Our Pukhlyash…”

– How do you do this? How do you speak here? – one of Krasilov’s theater colleagues could not hold back her tears when she found herself at the microphone.

Of all those gathered at the farewell, young people in suits, white gloves and with red and blue ribbons on their jackets stood out noticeably. One of them said: “Our brother, who was a member of the Grand Liberal Lodge of Russia, has passed away.”

— What, Dima was a Freemason? – they whispered nearby.

A couple more people spoke. Then there was a pause.

Pukhlyash’s mother thanked everyone: “When my son left for the capital, I was worried about how he would be so small alone in a big city. Dima then reassured me: everything is fine. When I came to see him six months later, I was amazed that so many good people had gathered around him. He acquired a second family in Moscow. Thank you for meeting him here. Dima loves you all.”

Then there was a pause.

– Maybe someone else wants to say? — the host of the event addressed those present. — Otherwise, we are waiting for a delegation from the TV channel…

By the way, representatives of only one TV channel were allowed to film in the funeral hall, who, apparently, were quite late.

A minute of silence was announced.

The artist’s mother approached the coffin.

At this time, the same delegation of television workers arrived.

I stepped aside. There were metal tripod stands against the wall for funeral wreaths. Only two ritual accessories were occupied. Wreaths with artificial flowers hung on them. One had a black ribbon that read, “Sorry for your loss. From the film studio. Gorky.”

And near the exit from the hall there was a huge basket of blue roses from the group “Little Big”.

On December 23, the showman will be buried in his homeland, in the city of Zarinsk, Altai Territory.

Irina BOBROVA.

Irina BOBROVA.