Franklin was 76 when she died last August of pancreatic cancer. Lawyers and family members said at the time that she had no will, but three handwritten versions were discovered earlier this month.

The late 'Queen of Soul' was recognized for her "indelible contribution to American music and culture."

Franklin filed a complaint with Bloomfield Township police in June about a missing cheque. She died weeks later of pancreatic cancer at age 76.

Celine Dion, Alicia Keys and Alessia Cara were among many who paid touching tributes to the late legend.

He also said Franklin's estate is being audited by the IRS and the estate disputes what the IRS claims "was income."

"He spoke for 50 minutes and at no time did he properly eulogize her," said a statement from the singer's family.

Images show Bishop Charles H. Ellis III’s hand holding Grande well above her waist, with his fingers pressing against one side of her chest.

Two farewells, both reflecting distinct but uniquely American cultures.

At one point, Rev. Jasper Williams Jr. asked: “Where is your soul, black man? As I look in your house, there are no fathers in the home no more.”

Aretha Franklin's funeral will feature performances by those influenced by her singular, soaring voice, including singers Chaka Khan and Ariana Grande.