Incredible moment cancer victim pulls final joke on mourners at her own funeral with amazing plane banner stunt

THIS is the incredible moment a cancer victim pulls her final joke on mourners at her own funeral with an amazing plane banner stunt. Michelle Neumann, 63, was said to have had a “wicked” sense of humour, and stunned family and friends as she had the last laugh while they grieved. Michelle Neumann had the last laugh at her own funeral The 63-year-old organised a plane to tow a banner while family and friends mournedNine Michelle recently lost her battle with cancer, and as 250 gathered at her service to remember her a plane towed a bittersweet banner overhead. It read: “I’m watching you. Cry harder. M xxx.” The heartwarming message from beyond the grave delighted those who knew the Australian mineral, steel and dredging boss. They said it was in keeping with her sassy style and was just “classic Michelle”. Read more on Australia BUG FEARS I’m A Celebrity’s return to Australia rocked as highly infectious disease rages REIGN DOWN UNDER Oz keeps Charles as head of state for at least 3 years as referendum axed Her children Spencer and Gene told the Courier Mail their socialite mother had a “wicked sense of humour and a laugh that would fill the room”. They said: “She was a practical joker who acted like a teenager among her friends and lived life to the full, whether it be skiing, surfing, jet skiing or hiking. “She also had a fond love for cooking, as well as cryptic, trivia and sudoku puzzles.” Michelle was highly regarded in the construction and mineral industries for her tenacity and business acumen. Most read in The Sun BECKS' TEARS David Beckham wipes away tears at Queen's coffin after waiting 13hrs in queue OFFLINE Plusnet goes down leaving thousands of customers without internet access CAUGHT OFF GUARD Pep Guardiola's daughter sends Instagram followers wild with bikini snaps SUITED & BOOTED Harry WILL be allowed to wear military uniform at Queen’s vigil HELP IS COMING Brits to get £150bn energy bill bailout update next week PAY DAY Millions to have taxes cut next Friday in boost for Brits in cost of living crisis Her Currumbin-based family business also saw her father Robert Neumann become the Gold Coast mayor. Her grandfather Alfred established the family’s first company in 1948 with Robert which still operates as Currumbin Minerals.   She took over the principal family business Neumann Group as CEO in 1996 after the death of her father. During her lifetime, Michelle was also an avid philanthropist and held parties to raise money for brain cancer research after the death of her sister to the disease. Most read in World News BRUTAL PUNISHMENT Woman, 22, ‘beaten to death by Iran’s morality police over hijab rules’ COLD SHOULDER Russia says Queen's funeral snub is 'profoundly immoral & blasphemous' TOWERING INFERNO Horror moment 650ft skyscraper is engulfed in flames as huge fire erupts ON YER BIKE Cyclist filmed knocking down girl, 5, SUES her dad claiming he’s been bullied MARTIAL LAW Watch as thief battered by woman he robbed- who turns out to be JU-JITSU expert MAD VLAD Putin says US has 'crossed a red line 'in chilling message She also sponsored other causes with her fortune. Her ashes were scattered into the sea from Currumbin Beach following a service at the Neumann family farm.   Michelle’s sons Spencer and Gene said their mum had a wicked sense of humour