Robin Williams San Francisco: Comedian’s Ashes Scattered In San Francisco Bay; Emmys Executive Producer Planned To Produce A Public Tribute To Williams On The August 25 Awards Ceremony!

Robin Williams' ashes were all over San Francisco Bay.

The previous week, the comedienne's loved ones held an intimate funeral for the iconic actor in San Francisco, who passed away at 63, as reported by People.

People also reported Williams' remains were thrown all over the San Francisco Bay, not far from where he lives, after they've been cremated.

The actor was found dead from an apparent suicide in Northern California home. Williams left his wife, Susan Schneider, and children Zac, Cody and Zelda, behind.

According to Schneider Williams was battling symptoms of Parkinson's disease, prior to his death. Addiction and depression have long been the issues Williams has had to deal with. He went into rehab last summer to continue on his journey to a drug -free life.

CNN reported that according to Schneider:

"Robin spent so much of his life helping others," she said. Whether he was entertaining millions on stage, film or television, our troops on the front lines, or comforting a sick child -- Robin wanted us to laugh and to feel less afraid."

Many of the actor's fans were unable to witness Robin Williams' ashes spread over the San Francisco Bay. But, fans paid tribute to the famous comedienne by putting self-made shrines in the actor's most popular film spots.

The Emmys executive producer announced that they have plans to produce a public tribute for the actor on the August 25 award-giving ceremony event.

May Robin Williams' ashes spread throughout the San Francisco Bay bring peace to the actor's soul. He will surely be missed and never forgotten.