The eulogy was given by Camilleri, 44, an intense, rosy-cheeked man, who surprisingly, given the occasion, had a bitter tone. "Who's coming?" No one could give answers. "Who sent that e-mail?" asked one of Sita's friends, referring to a missive outlining the complicated funeral arrangements. Two nights before the service a group of Sita's friends, including London financier Nicholas Camilleri, former British race-car driver Rupert Keegan, former model Inge Hazebroek, and real-estate investor Ali Winston, had sat sipping champagne at Mr. She claimed in legal papers that he had been abusive to her. The pallbearers were led by one John Ursich, 41, a strikingly handsome Argentinean-born waiter, who had wed Sita in June 2002, but who was divorcing her at the time of her death. She had been there with her stepmother, Victoria White O'Gara, a stunning, raven-haired, 41-year-old former model.įorty or so mourners were at the church service, none of them blood relatives of the deceased Sita's mother was not in attendance, nor was her sister, her half-brother, or even her daughter.
On the morning of May 13, Sita had dropped dead right before the start of a 9:15 class at the Yoga Works studio on Main Street in Santa Monica. Monica Catholic church for Ana-Luisa (Sita) White, the 43-year-old daughter of the late Lord Gordon White, flamboyant head of the American arm of the giant industrial conglomerate Hanson P.L.C., which he co-founded. On May 24, a gloriously sunny Monday afternoon in Los Angeles, a funeral service was held at the St.
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