On Monday night’s episode of the ‘Late Show’, host Stephen Colbert delivered a heartfelt tribute to his beloved staffer, Amy Cole, who tragically passed away after a battle with cancer.
Visibly emotional, Colbert’s closing remarks were dedicated to Cole, whom he described as a valuable member of the team. Tapping his desk and offering a short “goodnight”, Colbert then walked off stage, leaving viewers and colleagues touched by his poignant tribute.
Cole had worked with Colbert for 16 years, serving as both a personal and executive assistant. Colleagues and viewers alike expressed their condolences for her and her family, highlighting her dedication and hard work throughout her time on the show.
Jake Plunkett and Opus Moreschi, two of Colbert’s colleagues, also paid tribute to Cole, encouraging donations to Radio Lollipop, an organization she had been involved with for two decades. The outpouring of support and sympathy for Cole and her loved ones serves as a testament to the impact she had on those around her.
As the news of Cole’s passing spread, fans of the late night show took to social media to share their memories and express their sadness over her loss. Colbert’s tribute to his dear colleague resonated with viewers, further showcasing the strength of the bond between the ‘Late Show’ team.
In memory of Amy Cole, her legacy lives on through the fond memories and heartfelt tributes shared by those who knew and worked alongside her.
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