Ronnie wanted lots of music for his funeral but what he DIDN’T want was for me to talk about his life.

Ronnie wanted lots of music for his funeral but what he DIDN’T want was for me to talk about his life.
The ceremony truly was ‘a multi-faith & belief event’.
Wullie’s story was a time capsule from an era that’s almost gone from our memories.
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A witness to the first air raid of WWII, a proud ‘Pelican’ and a president of the Inner Wheel, Audrey had a long and rich life as a nurse, wife, mother and grandmother. ‘An inveterate blether’, as she was affectionately described by her loving husband Norman, Audrey had a gift for friendship, and wrote thousands of Christmas, birthday and other … Continue Reading
I don’t know what Willie believed about life after death, but he did make his funeral wishes clear. “Landfill, NO bonfire!!”
Your flawless delivery of your beautifully written tribute brought Mum right into the room. As one of my cousins said ‘I expected Auntie Evelyn to stand up and speak herself!’