Brighton came to a standstill as mourners lined the pavements to pay tribute to beloved drag queen Jason Sutton, widely known as Miss Jason. Sutton, who passed away at the age of 56 on April 22 following an illness, was honoured with a grand procession and heartfelt service.
The procession began at Legends bar on Marine Parade, a significant location in Sutton’s life as a performer. The atmosphere was both sombre and celebratory, reflecting the impact Miss Jason had on the local community and beyond.
The service, held at St Mary’s Church, lasted for over an hour and was led by Father Anthony Moore, the vicar of Rottingdean. Friends, family, and fans gathered to share some of their favourite memories of Sutton, painting a vivid picture of a life filled with humour, compassion, and vibrant performances.
Jason Sutton and his partner, Terry, were well-known residents of the village of Rottingdean. Their love and commitment to each other were evident in the tributes shared by those who knew them best.
As the city bid farewell to one of its most cherished entertainers, the legacy of Miss Jason’s larger-than-life persona and the joy he brought to countless lives will undoubtedly endure.
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