A total of 22 death notices were published in December across Glasgow, Lanarkshire, and Paisley, reflecting the community’s losses.
Glasgow: In December, there were 22 death notices shared from Glasgow, Lanarkshire, and Paisley. It’s a tough time for many families as they remember their loved ones.
If you want to see the full list of announcements, you can check out the Glasgow Live website. They have a section where you can search by name, date, or location.
You can even post your own announcements there. Plus, if you’re curious about the latest listings in your area, the InYourArea section has got you covered.
One of the notices was for Anne Marie Flynn, who passed away suddenly on December 3rd at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. She was a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, and her family will miss her dearly.
Another notice was for Mary Elizabeth McElhinney, who peacefully passed at home on December 15th. She was a cherished wife and mother, and her funeral will be held at St Vincent de Paul RC Church.
Linda Carol Andrew also passed away on December 15th, surrounded by her family at St Andrews Hospice. She was a beloved daughter and partner, and her loss is deeply felt.
John McRobert, who died suddenly at home on December 6th, was a loving father and grandfather. His family will remember him fondly.
May Smith passed peacefully in Wishaw General, and her funeral service is set for January 7th. The family has expressed gratitude to the staff at the care home for their support.
David Brown Tinto, a former teacher, passed away on December 3rd at the age of 78. He was a devoted dad and grandpa, and his family will miss him greatly.
Steven Bain, who left us on December 16th, will be remembered at his funeral service on January 8th. His family and friends are invited to pay their respects.
Henry Shanks passed away peacefully on December 20th, leaving behind a loving family who will miss him dearly. His funeral will take place on January 6th.
These are just a few of the heartfelt notices shared this month. Each one tells a story of love and loss, reminding us of the connections we share.
