THERE were three death notices in the latest edition of the Standard.
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Here are the latest death notices and announcements:
Alan Cross
It is with our deepest sorrow that we announce the peaceful passing of Alan Cross on Friday 7th June 2024 at home .
A much-loved husband, father, and friend. He will be sadly missed, although it is comforting to know that he will now be reunited with his loved ones.
Death leaves a heartache that no-one can heal, love leaves a memory that no-one can steal.
Geoffrey James ‘Geoff ’ Lloyd
Peacefully passed away at home on 4th June 2024, aged 77 years.
Geoff left this Earth to be with his Mum Ivy, and Sisters Patricia and Dorothy.
Much loved Husband, best friend and soul mate of Sue. A doting and loving Dad of Viv and Caroline. Cherished Grandad of Belle and Charlie.
Much loved Brother of Marjorie. He will be missed greatly by Brother-in-laws, Nieces, Nephews, Friends and Colleagues.
Attentively cared for at home by carers and staff from Adaada Care Company Geoff worked for many years in Ellesmere Port as a plasterer, general builder, and later at Mayfields Care Home.
Funeral Service to be held on Thursday 27th June 2024 at Chester Crematorium at 10:40 a.m. Family flowers only please, however a donation in aid of Cat’s Protection and Alzheimer’s Research would be gratefully received.
The Anderson Family have been entrusted with the arrangements. All enquiries to Anderson Family Run Funeral Directors, 11 Chester Road, Whitby Village, Ellesmere Port. Telephone: (0151) 357 2671
Patricia Williams
Sadly passed away on the 8th of June at the Countess of Chester. Much loved wife, mother, aunt and grandmother. She will be dearly missed by family and friends.
Funeral on 27th June 2024. Funeral enquiries: Funerals from the Heart
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