Family Notices
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1 day 19 hours agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
We’d like to thank everyone who’s created a candle for their loved one so far.
Here are some more memorial candles. If you’d like to submit a candle for a loved one, you can do so by clicking the link below.
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the tragic passing of a very special and much loved lady, Mrs Linda Hamilton.
Suddenly on Sunday, 1st June, 2025, aged 62 years. Linda was the beloved and devoted wife of the late Tam, a loving mum of Bleu, Charlene and Jason, an adored gran of Steven and Allannah and great-gran of Denver, also a caring sister to Angela, Louise and Pamela, a loving auntie, and a very good friend to many. Linda will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral service to be held on Tuesday, 24th June, at 1.30 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The family would also like to invite you all back to The Strathearn Hotel, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Linda.
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a true gentleman and a very much loved man, Mr George Nicholson.
George fell into eternal sleep, at the Cameron Hospital, on Friday,
30th May, 2025, aged 81 years. George was the beloved and devoted husband of the late Mary, a cherished partner to Jeanette, a much loved dad of George, also a loving grandad of Kendal, great-grandad of Jasper, brother and uncle, and a good friend to so many. George will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
Funeral service to be held on Monday, 23rd June, at 11.45 a.m., at
Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are
respectfully invited. Family flowers only please, but donations may be made at the crematorium for the British Heart Foundation, if so
desired.
The family would also like to invite you all back to the Dean Park
Hotel, Kirkcaldy after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of George.
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A lovely service was held last Thursday at Kirkcaldy Crematorium for a well-loved and highly respected lady, Mrs. Mary Muir. Mary’s loving family, friends, and neighbours lined the street outside her home in Glenrothes as she returned there one last time. Shortly thereafter, they followed her on her final journey to the crematorium. Mary was met there by a large congregation of family and friends, a true sign of how well-loved she was. “I Don’t Know Why I Love You But I Do” by Clarence Frogman played softly in the background as everyone made their way into the chapel. Mary was then brought into the chapel by the Funeral Directors, with great dignity and respect. The service was conducted by Craig Adamson, who spoke beautifully and delivered a heartfelt eulogy that summed up Mary to a tee. There were sad moments, but also smiles at some of the stories shared from the past. Mary was clearly loved by everyone who knew her. The congregation was then asked to gather their thoughts and reflect on their own special memories of Mary as they listened to “Someone You Loved” by Lewis Capaldi. While the song played, many of Mary’s loved ones walked
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Please share on behalf of the family. It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very special and much loved lady, Mrs Wilma Wilkie. Wilma fell into eternal sleep, at the Victoria Hospital, on Sunday, 1st June, 2025, aged 81 years. She was the beloved wife of the late James (Jim), much loved mum of James , Mandy, Evelyn, Sandra and George, a loving gran of Allan, David, Leslie, Katie, Gareth Glen, James, Drae and Faith, a devoted great-gran and a caring sister of Margaret and the late Janet, Robert, Henry, Senga, Elizabeth, George and Billy, also a dearly loved best friend to Jan. Wilma will be sadly missed by all who knew her. Funeral service to be held on Tuesday, 17th June, at 12.45 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The family would also like to invite you all back to Methil Ex Servicemen Club, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Wilma. Family flowers only please, but donations may be made in memory of Wilma, to C.H.A.S, if so desired. www.ianjohnstonfuneraldirectors.co.uk
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The Funeral Trade’s Changed a Lot — But Grief Hasn’t I’ve been a Funeral Director for nearly ten years now. Back when I started, most funerals followed a fairly traditional script. Church service, hearse, cemetery or crematorium, then sandwiches and tea in a local hotel. But things are different now. Some families still want that — and there’s nothing wrong with it — but more and more are choosing something else: woodland burials, colourful coffins, playlists instead of hymns. I’ve helped families create memorial videos and livestream funerals for loved ones who couldn’t travel. I’ve placed ashes into fireworks and scattered them out at sea. More and more, people want something personal. Something that reflects the life lived, not just the fact that it’s ended. And honestly? I think that’s a really good thing. But for all the changes in how we do funerals, one thing hasn’t changed, and that’s grief. Grief is still the same. Grief is stubborn. It’s heavy. It’s strange. It doesn’t follow a plan. And no matter how many funerals I’ve helped with over the years, I’ll never pretend to know exactly what someone is going through. Every loss is personal. Every person’s grief is different.
3 days 19 hours agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
Thank you to everyone who’s submitted a memorial candle so far. We’ve now started to create your personalised digital candle posts, and they’ll begin to appear on our page shortly.
If you don’t see your candle, please don’t worry, we’ll share it soon. If you’d like to submit a candle for a loved one, you can do so by clicking the link below.
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It is with great sadness and very heavy hearts, the family are announcing the passing away of a very special and much loved Methilhill lady, Mrs Janet Spittal.
Janet, fell into eternal sleep, at the Victoria Hospital, on Monday, 26th May, 2025, aged 85 years. Janet was a cherished and beloved wife to the late George, a much loved mum to Karen, Lorraine and George (Junior), a doting gran to Liam, Casey, Ryan, Fraser and Eilidh, and a great-gran to Logan, Ivy and Luca, a loving mother-in-law to Joe and Neil and a caring Auntie, also a good friend to many. Janet will be sorely missed by all who knew her.
Funeral Service will be held on Friday, 13th June, at 11.45 a.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited.
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very much loved man Mr Lindsay Simpson or Lindz as he was known to most.
Lindsay fell into eternal sleep, at his home at the Robet Allan Care Home, in Lochore, on Friday, 23rd May, 2025, aged 62 years. Lindsay was the beloved son of the late George and Betty, the soul mate of Mac, a much loved brother to Gary and brother-in-law to Karen, a deeply loved friend to Sylvia and Fiona and a cherished uncle, also a good friend to so many. Lindsay will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
Funeral service to be held on Monday, 16th June, at 1.30 p.m., at Hayfield Cemetery, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. Donations can be made at the cemetery for the Huntingtons Association charity, if so desired
The family would also like to invite you all back to the Strathearn Hotel, after the service, for lunch and to share stories and fond memories of Lindsay.
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A heartfelt service was held last Wednesday at Kirkcaldy Crematorium in loving memory of a truly special lady, Mrs Valerie Erskine. Valerie was already peacefully at rest in the chapel as family and friends gathered at the entrance, united in love and remembrance. Soft music played in the background, "Left That Body Long Ago" by Amy Macdonald, as the congregation took their seats. The service was led with warmth and compassion by Mr. Denis Madden, who delivered a touching and sincere eulogy that celebrated Valerie’s life. Though there were moments of sorrow, there were also smiles and laughter as fond memories and stories from the past were shared. During a time of reflection, the congregation was invited to recall their own personal memories of Valerie while "Here I Am" by The Boxer Rebellion played gently in the background. A slideshow of treasured photographs appeared on screen, showcasing joyful moments and the love that surrounded her through the years. As the service drew to a close, Denis gently delivered the words of committal. At that moment, a touching image appeared on the screens, Paddington Bear walking alongside Valerie. This held deep significance for the family, as Valerie had always held a
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A beautiful service was held on Thursday 22nd May at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a true gentleman and proud family man, Mr Stanley Goring or ‘Scott’ as he was fondly known. Scott’s loved ones assembled outside The Victoria Hotel in Kirkcaldy, awaiting his arrival. Soon after, they would follow him on his final journey to the crematorium with an impressive cortege made up of cars and motorbikes. Many family and friends gathered outside, all dressed in blue, to pay their respects for this very special, and much loved man, “If it Wasnae For Your Wellies” by Billy Connolly, played in the background as the congregation made their way into the chapel. Scott was then brought in with great dignity and respect by the Funeral Directors, as the music changed to ‘Simply the Best’, and indeed he was! The service was conducted by Denis Madden, who delivered a heartfelt eulogy that summed up Scott perfectly. Amidst the tears, there were also smiles and laughter as memories from over the years unfolded. The congregation were then asked to gather their thoughts and think about their own special memories of Scott, and as they listened to “Hey, That’s No Way to Say Goodbye” by
6 days 2 hours agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
Remember your loved ones this Father’s Day. From the 2nd until the 16th of June, we’ll be posting remembrance candles as a special token to those who can’t be with us this Father’s Day.
If you would like to create a virtual candle, please click the link below where you can choose a design and write a short message to a loved one.
Your candles will be posted to our page throughout the period.
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Please share on behalf of the family. It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very much loved, and a proud family man, Mr Ian Marshall. Ian fell into eternal sleep, at his home in Kirkcaldy, on Sunday, 25th May, 2025, aged 70 years. Ian was the beloved and devoted husband of Liz, a much loved dad of John, Lisa and Linsey, an adored grandad of Jaimey, Craig, Emmé, Harlai, Kerr, Nairn, Finlay, and Isla and a cherished great- grandad to Joey and Luca, a dearly loved father-in-law of Paula, Stephen and Iain, also a dear brother, son-in-law, brother-in-law, an adored uncle and a good friend to so many. Ian will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Funeral service to be held on Friday, 13th June, at 2.15 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The cortege will be travelling past Charleys Bar then the Templehall Tavern at approx. 2 p.m, for anyone wishing to show their respects. The family would also like to invite you all back to Charley’s Bar, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of
1 week 1 day agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very special and much loved lady, Mrs Sheila Mitchell.
Sheila fell into eternal sleep, at home, on Sunday, 25th May, 2025, aged 69 years. She was the beloved and devoted wife of the late Rab, a cherished sister of Darrell and Mark, a much loved sister in law of Eva, an adoring auntie of Rachel, a special cousin of Tony and Chris, a very dear friend of Angela and a very good friend to many. Sheila will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral service to be held on Thursday, 12th June, at 1.30 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The family would also like to invite you all back to Pinkerton’s, Glenrothes, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Sheila. Family flowers only please, but donations may be made in memory of Sheila, to Dementia U.K., if so desired.
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A lovely service was held on Friday, 16th May, at Kirkcaldy Crematorium for a very special and much-loved gentleman, Mr. Ian Vallance. Ian’s devoted family gathered outside the family home, waiting for his arrival. Shortly after, they accompanied him on his final journey to the crematorium. Many family members and friends came together to pay their last respects to a man who meant so much to so many. As the congregation entered the chapel, “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da” by The Beatles played gently in the background. Ian was then brought into the chapel with great dignity and care by the Funeral Directors, while “Here Comes the Sun” by The Beatles played, setting a heartfelt tone. The service was led by Mr. Craig Adamson, who delivered a beautiful and moving eulogy that truly captured Ian’s spirit. Amidst the tears, there were also smiles and laughter, as fond memories and cherished stories were shared. During a reflective moment, the congregation was invited to think about their own special memories of Ian. As “Let It Be” by The Beatles played, a slideshow of treasured photographs appeared on the screens, showcasing joyful moments from his life and the love he shared with those around him. Craig
1 week 4 days agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
We know how important it is to remember the special people in our lives who are no longer with us.
That’s why we’re pleased to offer you the opportunity to create virtual remembrance candles with our Light a Candle campaign for Father’s Day.
We’ll post the memorials on our Facebook page between the 2nd and the 16th of June for you to see and share.
There is no cost for you or your family to get involved. Look out for updates…2 weeks 2 days agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
A beautiful and heartfelt service was held last Thursday at Kirkcaldy Crematorium to celebrate the life of a truly remarkable woman, Mrs. Margaret Jamieson, a lady deeply loved by so many. Margaret’s final journey began in a most dignified and touching way, guided by two magnificent, graceful horses. They led her to one of her daughters homes, where she was warmly welcomed by a gathering of her devoted family and friends. The cortege then proceeded to the crematorium, accompanied by a procession of family cars. At the chapel, Margaret was met by a large congregation, a testament to impact she had on the lives of those around her. As the gentle strains of "Highland Cathedral" played in the background, mourners quietly entered the chapel. The service, led by Mr. Denis Madden, was a sincere and moving tribute. He spoke eloquently, offering a heartfelt eulogy that celebrated Margaret’s well-lived life. The service was a touching balance of sorrow and smiles, as fond memories and cherished stories were shared, painting a picture of a woman full of character, warmth, and love. As “You Are My Sunshine” played, the congregation was invited look at the television screens to watch a slideshow of treasured
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A Farewell Filled With Love for Sebastian. On a day no one should ever have to face, Sebastian’s adoring family gathered in great numbers at the family home, united in love and grief, awaiting young Sebastian’s final journey. Soon, they would board a Stagecoach bus bearing Sebastian’s name across the front, a touching tribute, as nothing brought him more joy than setting off on an adventure by bus. The family arrived at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, where they were met by a sea of bright, vibrant colours worn by close family and friends, a reflection of Sebastian’s joyful spirit and a powerful show of love and support. As Owl City’s ‘Shooting Star’ played gently in the background, the chapel slowly filled with people taking their seats. Then came a moving moment as Grumps (Sebastian’s grandad), along with other loved ones, tenderly led Sebastian into the chapel. As he made his way down the aisle, bubbles floated into the air, a simple, beautiful gesture. The service, led by Mr. Denis Madden, was as heartfelt and sincere as the boy it honoured. His words were soft, gentle, and filled with compassion, offering moments of both laughter and tears. As memories of Sebastian lit up
2 weeks 5 days agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
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Brian Robertson passed away peacefully, at home, on Thursday 15th May, aged 63 years, after a courageous battle with cancer. He was the beloved husband of Fiona, the much loved Dad of Aaron & Stuart and doting Grandad to Paige. Also, a dear brother, son in law, brother-in law, an adored uncle and a good friend to many. Brian will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
Brian’s funeral service will take place at Kirkcaldy Crematorium on Monday 2nd June, at 3pm, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. Family flowers only please but donations may be made after the service, in memory of Brian, to Blood Cancer UK, if so desired.
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A beautiful service was held on Wednesday, 7th May, at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a very special, and much loved lady, Mrs Anna MacDonald. The sun shone bright, as Anna’s loving family gathered outside her home as she returned there one last time. Shortly thereafter, they would follow her on her final journey to the crematorium. Anna was met there by a large congregation of family and friends, a true sign of how well loved this lady was. ‘Time to Say Goodbye’ by Andrea Bocelli & Sarah Brightman, played softly in the background as everyone made their way into the chapel. Anna was then brought in with great dignity and respect in a beautiful floral dressed willow coffin, led by her grandsons Jason and Andrew who meant so very much to her. The service was conducted by Anna’s grandson, Mr Jamie Simms, who delivered the most heartfelt eulogy. There were sad moments, but also some smiles at some of the stories regaled from the past. It couldn’t have been an easy task, but he did exceptionally well, and Anna would have been ever so proud of him. The congregation were then asked to gather their thoughts and think about their own
3 weeks 5 days agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
Tomorrow, family, friends, and loved ones will gather at Kirkcaldy Crematorium to celebrate the life of Sebastian Nicol, who now rests amongst the angels 💙
For those unable to attend the service in person, please find the details below.
To watch the service, please visit www.obitus.com and use the following login details:
Username: fogu1387
Password: 842001
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very special and much loved lady, Mrs Isabel Grieve.
Isabel fell peacefully into eternal sleep, at her family home for many years in Kirkcaldy, on Wednesday, 7th May, 2025, aged 74 years. She was the beloved and devoted wife of Andrew, a much loved mum of Andrea and Tammi, an adored grandma of Calum, Daniel, Hayley, Marc and Zac and great-grandma of Owen, also a caring sister to the late Joseph and Maureen, and a very good friend to many. Isabel will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral service to be held on Monday, 2nd June, at 11.45 a.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The family would also like to invite you all back to The Victoria Hotel, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Isabel. Family flowers only but donations may be made to Neonatal Unit at the Victoria Hospital, if so desired.
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A lovely service was held on Thursday, 1st May, at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a very special, and much loved lady, Mrs Elizabeth Gourdie. Elizabeth’s loving family gathered outside her home as she returned there one last time. Shortly thereafter, they would follow her on her final journey to the crematorium. Elizabeth was met there by a large congregation of family and friends, a true sign of how well loved this lady was. Adagio in G Minor, played softly in the background as everyone made their way into the chapel. Elizabeth was then brought in with great dignity and respect by the people who meant so much to her. The service was conducted by Rev. Archie Young, who asked the congregation to join in together and sing the first hymn, ‘Because He Lives’, before delivering a heartfelt eulogy of Elizabeth. There were sad moments, but also some smiles at some of the stories regaled from the past. Elizabeth was clearly loved by everyone who knew her. The congregation were then asked to gather their thoughts and think about their own special memories of Elizabeth, and as they listened to ‘Over the Rainbow’ by Eva Cassidy, a slideshow of beautiful photos were
1 month 19 hours agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very special and much loved lady, Mrs Valerie Erskine.
Valerie peacefully passed at, at her home in Villa Attina, Kinghorn on Friday, 2nd May, 2025, aged 83 years. Valerie was the beloved wife to the late Matthew JN Erskine, survived by her caring sister Lillian MacDonald, a loving mum to Rhona, Amanda, Tanya, and Cheryl, an adored Nana to her many grandchildren and great grandchildren and quite recently great-great grandchildren, also a good friend to many. Valerie will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral service to be held on Wednesday, 28th May, at 1.30 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited.
The family would also like to invite you al back to the Strathearn Hotel, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Valerie.
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It is with great sadness to announce the passing of a very special and much loved lady, Mrs Cecilia Stuart.
Cecilia fell into eternal sleep, at the Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy, on Friday, 25th April, 2025, aged 92 years. She was the much loved mother of the late Anthony, Maria and Michelle, and a good friend to many. Cecilia will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral service to be held on Friday, 23rd May, at 1.30 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. Family flowers only please, but donations may be made in memory of Cecilia, to Ostler’s House Care Home, if so desired.
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Please share on behalf of the family. It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very special and much loved lady, Mrs Mary Muir. Mary fell into eternal sleep, at the Victoria Hospice, Kirkcaldy, on Saturday, 3rd May, 2025, aged 75 years. Mary was the cherished daughter of the late Annie and William Holmes, the beloved wife of the late James, a much loved mum of Gail and Carol and son-in-law of Davie, a deeply loved gran to Alyx, Cara, and Amy-leigh, an adored gran-gran to Emma Louise and Mason James, a caring sister to Ann and the late Bill and Bob and sister-in-law to George and Pat, also a loving auntie to Arlene, Gwen, Katherine and the late Richard, and a best friend to Myra. Mary will be sadly missed by all knew her. Funeral service to be held on Thursday, 29th May, at 1.30 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The family would also like to invite you al back to the Ciswo, Glenrothes, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Mary. Family flowers only please but
1 month 2 days agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
On Thursday 1st of May we welcomed Ruby Alexandra Caldicott into the World ❤. Both mum and baby doing amazingly well.
Ruby has stole our hearts and completes our beautiful Family ❤
A prouder man you will not find.
Love Ally xx1 month 3 days agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
A beautiful and deeply moving service was held on Tuesday, 29th April at Kirkcaldy Crematorium to honour the life of a very special young man, Mr. Regan Downie — tragically taken from us far too soon. On a warm, sunny day, Regan’s devoted family gathered at the family home in Kirkcaldy, waiting for his final journey to begin. As the cortege made its way to the crematorium, it passed by Beveridge Park Skate Park, a place where Regan had spent countless hours with friends, perfecting his skills on his beloved BMX. A place filled with memories, laughter, and the spirit of who he was. At the crematorium, Regan was met by a sea of family and friends, all united in grief and love to say their final goodbyes to a young man who touched so many lives. As ‘Afterglow’ by Wilkinson & Becky Hill played softly, people gathered inside the chapel, filled the foyer, and stood at the entrance, creating a beautiful tribute to Regan’s impact. To the gentle sound of Blame Jones’ version of ‘Sky Full of Stars,’ Regan was carried into the chapel by his brave and loyal friends, including his twin sister, Taylor. They did him proud,
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Please share on behalf of the family. It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very much loved, and proud family man, Mr Stanley Goring, or ‘Scott’, as he was fondly known. Scott fell into eternal sleep, at the Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy, on Tuesday, 29th April, 2025, aged 73 years. He was the devoted husband of Jane, a beloved dad of Michelle, Debbie, Mark and Ross, an adored papa of Winona, Christopher, Brogan, Mark, Bobi, Nicole, Sarah, Bethany, Scott and Ebony, a cherished great grand papa of Callan, Jenson, Bhodi, Paisley, Billy Lee, Esme Rose, Ruben, Alannah, Emily, Lyle, Sophie and Bali, and a very good friend to many. Scott will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Funeral service to be held on Thursday, 22nd May, at 11.45 a.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The family would also like to invite you all back to The Victoria Hotel, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Scott. At Scott’s request, please wear a splash of blue for the funeral service. www.ianjohnstonfuneraldirectors.co.uk
1 month 1 week agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very special and much loved lady, Mrs Mary Martin, known fondly as ‘May’.
May fell peacefully into eternal sleep, at the Queen Margaret Hospital, Dunfermline, on Sunday, 27th April, 2025, aged 89 years. She was the devoted wife of the late Thomas, a much loved mother of Paul, Carol and Brian, a beloved grandmother of Derrick, Colin, Darren and Alan, an adoring great grandmother of Robbie, Flo, Naimh and Nathan, and a very good friend to many. May will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral service to be held on Wednesday, 21st May, at 2.15 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The family would also like to invite you all back to The Victoria Hotel, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of May.
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Please show the Family some love. With deepest sorrow and overflowing love, the family share the heartbreaking news of the passing of their precious little boy, Sebastian Nicol. After facing his illness with immense courage, Sebastian gained his angel wings on Thursday, 17th April 2025, surrounded by love. Sebastian was the shining light of his family — a beautiful soul whose smile could brighten even the darkest days. He brought boundless joy, laughter, and love into every moment, and his memory will be forever held close in the hearts of those who knew him. He will always be the cherished son of Stacey, a beloved grandson to Gran – Pauline and Grumps – Norman, and a dearly loved nephew to Kayleigh, Mitchell, Danny, Michael, and Tracy. A celebration of Sebastian’s life will take place at Kirkcaldy Crematorium on Wednesday, 14th May at 3:00 p.m., and all family, friends and all medical professionals who were involved in his wee life are warmly invited to attend. Family flowers only, please. Donations in Sebastian’s memory may be made at the crematorium to Edinburgh Sick Kids, in gratitude for the care and love they gave during his time there.The family would also like to
1 month 1 week agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
A beautiful service was held on Monday 21st of April at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a very special, and much loved woman, Mrs Christina McDonald. Christina was already at rest in the crematorium, as many family and loved ones gathered at the entrance to the chapel. ‘Everybody Hurts’ by R.E.M, played softly in the background as the congregation made their way to their seats. Mr. Neil Dorward conducted a beautifully heartfelt service and delivered a eulogy that offered a touching insight into Christiana’s well-lived life. On a day that was inevitably going to be difficult, there were moments of tears, but also many warm smiles as cherished stories from the past were regaled. Everyone had time to reflect on their cherished memories of Christina as they listened to ‘Together Again’ by Janet Jackson. As the poignant song played, a slideshow of photographs showing joyful moments of Christina’s life was displayed on the television screens. Neil then spoke the words of committal, while family members and loved ones exchanged their final goodbyes. As the celebration of Christina’s life came to a close, ‘Close to You’ by the Carpenters, played the congregation out of the chapel, followed by ‘Day by Day’ by Robin
1 month 1 week agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
🌟🌟PLEASE DO NOT CLICK ON ANY LINKS OR ACCEPT ANY FRIEND REQUESTS FOR LIVE STREAMING🌟🌟
This scam is nationwide amongst funeral directors, and we don’t seem to be able to do a thing to stop it. We can only be super vigilant and report and block these sites asap.
The only people who can provide a livestream for a Funeral Service at the crematorium is a company called Obitus and you will only get the details from the family or the Funeral Director.
We would never ask you for payment.
Please report the page, and hopefully Facebook will do the rest and get rid of these lowlifes.
It just breaks our hearts that our families have to endure these evil people in their time of need 💔1 month 1 week agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a true gentleman and a very much loved man, Mr Ian Vallance.
Ian fell peacefully into eternal sleep, at the Victoria Hospital, on Wednesday, 23rd April, 2025, aged 74 years. Ian was the loving dad of Michael, a much loved brother to June, a caring brother-in-law to David and Tom, a dearly loved uncle to Ross and Jack, and a very good friend to Gordon, Sylvia, Pete and Ann. Ian will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
Funeral service to be held on Friday, 16th May, at 2.15 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The family would also like to invite you all back to the Dunniker Golf Club, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Ian.
Donations may be made at the crematorium, in memory Ian, to Ward 22 at the Victoria Hospital Kirkcaldy, if so desired.
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"It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of George Hunter Lamb, who peacefully passed away at his home in Kirkcaldy, Fife, on 21 April 2025, at the age of 89 years. George was a beloved father, grandfather and great grandfather who is survived by his wife Freda and his three son’s George, David and Graeme as well as his eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. A cherished father, grandfather, great grandfather and brother, who will be sadly missed. George was a retired member of the local Scottish Ambulance Service and for many years during his retirement was involved in his local community and neighbourhood watch scheme.”
A private funeral service will be held at the family’s request.
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very special and much-loved lady, Mrs Anna MacDonald (nee Docherty).
Anna passed away peacefully at the Cameron Hospital, Windygates, on Friday, 18th April, 2025, aged 83 years. She was a loving and devoted wife of James, a cherished mum of Anne, Lisa, Jill, Ailsa and Sarah, a devoted Gran/Nana of Marianne, Andrew, Emily, Jamie, Ellie, Erica, Jason and Ethan, a beloved Great Nana of Freddie and Harry, and a very good pal to many. Anna will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral service to be held on Wednesday, 7th May, at 1.30 p.m., at
Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. Family flowers only please.
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very special and much loved lady, Mrs Margaret Jamieson.
Margaret fell into eternal sleep, at Ninewells Hospital, Dundee, on Monday, 21st April, 2025, aged 85 years. Margaret was the cherished mum of Eleanor, James, Linda, Carol, Ian and Hazel, also a deeply loved gran, mother-in-law, sister and a very good friend to so many. Margaret will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral service to be held on Thursday, 15th May, at 12.45 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited.
The family would also like to invite you al back to the Dunniker Golf Club, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Margaret.
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A beautiful service was held on Thursday 17th of April at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a true gentleman, Mr David Jeffrey or Dave as he was fondly known to most. Dave’s loving family assembled outside the family home, waiting his arrival. Soon after, they would join him on his final journey to the crematorium. Many family and friends gathered, all there to pay their last respects for this much loved man. “Sunshine on Leith” by The Proclaimers, played softly in the background as the congregation made their way into the chapel. Dave was then brought into the chapel with great dignity and respect by the Funeral Directors. The service was conducted by Dr Janet Foggie, who spoke beautifully and delivered a heartfelt eulogy that summed up Dave perfectly. Amidst the tears, there were also a few smiles and laughter as memories from over the years unfolded. The congregation were then asked to gather their thoughts and think about their own special memories of Dave as they listened to “The Way We Were” by Barbra Streisand. Dr Foggie then tenderly spoke her words of committal, while family members and loved ones exchanged their final whispered goodbyes. The service came to a close
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A beautiful service was held on Monday 14th April, at Dysart Cemetery for a caring and very much-loved man, Mr Keith Bishop. On a somewhat rainy day, Keith’s loving family gathered together at his final resting place in Dysart Cemetery. Although Keith had moved away from the area, it had always been his wish to be laid to rest in the grounds of Dysart. Dr Janet Foggie conducted the service and delivered a very heartfelt eulogy, that summed up Keith to a tee. There were moments of sadness, but also smiles and laughter, as they reflected on the cherished memories of Keith’s life. Dr Foggie then handed over to the Funeral Director, who called out the names of Keith’s loved ones who would have the honour of lowering him into his final resting place. The service then came to a close and ‘Nearer My God to Thee’ by Stjepan Hauser began to play. Keith’s family would like to say thank you to all relatives and friends who attended the service, for all the love and kind words in all messages received, and for all the cards and flowers. It brought them great comfort at such a sad time. "Rest in
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing ofa very special and much loved lady, Mrs Elizabeth Gourdie.
Elizabeth fell into eternal sleep, at the Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy, on Tuesday, 15th April, 2025, aged 82 years. She was the beloved partner of John, a much loved mother of Susan and Allan, a loving mother in law of Ricky, a devoted grandmother of Adam and Caitlin, a cherished great grandmother of Maeve, and a very good friend to many. Elizabeth will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral service to be held on Thursday, 1st May, at 2.15 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The family would also like to invite you all
back to Oswald House, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Elizabeth.
Donations may be made at the crematorium, in memory of Elizabeth, to Maggie’s Fife, if so desired.
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On to the next chapter…..
On March 28th, we proudly completed the takeover of Ian Johnston Funeral Directors.
We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone for your support, cards, messages, words of encouragement and congratulations during this transition period.
A very special thank you goes to the newly retired Ian Johnston! Your dedication, compassion, and guidance over the years have laid the foundations for everything we do. We are immensely grateful for all that you have contributed, and your legacy will continue to inspire us every day.
Thank you for your ongoing support as we continue to serve our community with the same care, compassion, and high standards as we have always strived to deliver.
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A beautiful service was held on Thursday, at Dysart Cemetery for a caring and very much loved man, Mr Robert Stuart, or Bob as he was fondly known. On a sunny spring day, Bob’s loving family gathered outside his home as he returned there one last time. Shortly thereafter, they walked the short distance to the cemetery, where he was joined by more of his family and friends, all there to pay their respects and express their love for him. As the congregation gathered at the graveside, ‘Imagine’ by John Lennon, played through the speakers. Mr Denis Madden conducted the service and delivered a very heartfelt eulogy, that summed up Bob to a tee. There were some tears but also some smiles and laughter as they listened to shared memories of Bob’s life. The congregation then had time to reflect on their special memories of Bob as they listened to ‘Don’t Forget to Remember’ by the Bee Gees. Denis then handed over to the Funeral Director, who called out the names of Bob’s loved ones who would have the honour of lowering him into his final resting place. The service then came to a close and ‘Woman’ by John Lennon
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A lovely service was held last Wednesday at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a very special, and much loved lady, Miss Joan Guthrie, known fondly as ‘Joni’ to many. Joni was already at rest in the crematorium, as many family and loved ones gathered at the entrance to the chapel. ‘Love Story’ by Taylor Swift, played softly in the background as the congregation made their way to their seats. The service was conducted by Mr Craig Adamson, who spoke beautifully and delivered a heartfelt eulogy of Joni. There were sad moments, but also some smiles at some of the stories regaled from the past. The congregation were then asked to gather their thoughts and think about their own special memories of Joni, as they listened to “Thunder” by Imagine Dragons. A slideshow of beautiful photos were shown on the television screens, capturing happy moments from the past. Craig then softly spoke his words of committal, while family members and loved ones exchanged their final goodbyes. As the service came to a close, “Take a Chance on Me” by Abba, played the congregation out of the chapel. There was an opportunity to donate to the Dog’s Trust on leaving. Joni’s floral tributes were
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A beautiful service was held last Monday at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a true gentleman, and a very much loved man, taken far too soon from this world, Mr Kevin Harley. Kevin’s loved ones assembled outside their home, awaiting his arrival, before joining him on his final journey to the crematorium. A large congregation of family and friends gathered outside, all there to pay their last respects to this lovely man. ‘I’ll See You Again’ by Westlife, played softly in the background as Kevin was brought into the chapel with great dignity and respect by the Funeral Directors. The service was conducted by Mr Denis Madden, who spoke beautifully and delivered a heartfelt eulogy that summed up Kevin perfectly. Amidst the tears, there were also a few smiles and laughter, especially when Kevin’s brother Tommy stood up to speak, and many happy times from the past were shared. Everyone had time to reflect on their own cherished memories of Kevin, as they listened to one of his favourites, ‘I Can’t Get You Out of My Head’ by Kylie, while a beautiful selection of photos were displayed on the screens. As the celebration of Kevin’s life came to an end, ‘Dancing in
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***UPDATED POST*** PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SHARE. It is with profound sadness that the family announces the tragic and unexpected passing of Mr. Regan Downie. Taken far too soon from this world on Monday, 7th April 2025, at just 25 years of age. He was the beloved son of Karen and Allan, a devoted twin brother to Taylor, and an adored grandson, great-grandson, nephew, great-nephew, cousin, and a treasured friend to so many. Regan’s presence brought light and joy into the lives of those around him, and his loss leaves a void that will be felt by all. Funeral service to be held on Tuesday, 29th April, at 12.45 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. At the family’s request and in honour of Regan’s memory, you are warmly encouraged to dress in your own style, just as Regan always did. The family extends a heartfelt invitation to join them at Weavers Bar in Kirkcaldy, where everyone can come together to celebrate the life of this dearly loved young man. Let us gather in unity, sharing memories and continuing the tribute to Regan’s life. www.ianjohnstonfuneraldirectors.co.uk
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It is with profound sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very special and much loved lady,
Mrs Christina McDonald.
Christina fell into eternal sleep, at the Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy, on Saturday, 5th April, 2025, aged 68 years. She was the beloved and devoted partner of David, a loving mum to Scott and Lynsey and an adored cat mum to Oreo and Teddy, also a good friend to many. Christina will be sadly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral service to be held on Monday, 21st April, at 1.30 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. Donations may be made at the crematorium for Lupus U.K, if so desired.
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It is with great sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very much loved gentleman, Mr David Jeffrey, or ‘Dave’, as he was known to many.
Dave fell peacefully into eternal sleep, at Villa Atina Care Home, Kinghorn, on Monday, 7th April, 2025, aged 75 years. Dave was the beloved and devoted husband of the late Janice, a dearly loved uncle, great uncle and a good friend to many. Dave will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
Funeral service to be held on Thursday, 17th April, at 12.45 p.m., at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. The family would also like to invite you all back to the Victoria Bowling Club, after the service, for some light refreshments and to share stories and fond memories of Dave.
Donations may be made at the crematorium, in memory of Dave, to the Villa Atina Resident’s Fund, if so desired.
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A lovely, heartwarming Funeral Service was held on Thursday at Abbotshall Church, Kirkcaldy, followed by a private committal service at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a true gentleman and a dearly beloved man, Mr. William Page or Bill as he fondly known to most. Bill’s loved ones gathered outside his family home, where he had stayed with his devoted wife Anne for many many years, before making their way to Abbotshall Church. They were met at the church by many family and friends, all there to show their respect and love they had for this wonderful man. Rev Stewart Mcpherson provided a lovely service and began by welcoming Bill into the church. Shortly after Rev. Mcpherson asked the congregation to join in together and sing ‘How Great Thou Art’. Amidst the prayers and hymns, Rev. Mcpherson provided a lovely insight into Bill’s well-lived life. There were some tears but also some laughter as the stories were shared from over the years. Bill was clearly very loved all who knew him. The congregation then stood up once more and sang ‘Be Thou Vision’ before Bill was taken on his final journey. There was an opportunity to donate on leaving, to the Cottage Centre,
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A lovely service was held last Wednesday at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a very special, and much loved lady, Mrs Emily Scott, known fondly as ‘Milly’ to most. Milly’s loving family, friends and neighbours lined the street outside her home as she returned there one last time. Shortly thereafter, they would follow her on her final journey to the crematorium. Milly was met there by a large congregation of family and friends, a true sign of how well loved this lady was. “No Matter What” by Boyzone, played softly in the background as everyone made their way into the chapel. Milly was then brought in by the people who loved her so much, with great dignity and respect, whilst “Queen of Our Hearts”’ by Westlife played. They all did so well and I’m sure Milly would have been looking down feeling so proud of them all. Some of Milly’s loved ones then walked up to the catafalque and placed some single roses beside her. The service was conducted by Jem Mathewson, who spoke beautifully and delivered a heartfelt eulogy of Milly. There were sad moments, but also some smiles at some of the stories regaled from the past. Milly was clearly
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A beautiful service was held last Thursday at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a true gentleman, and a much loved man, Mr Kevin Coupe. Kevin was already at rest in the crematorium, as many family and loved ones gathered at the entrance to the chapel. ‘The Walk of Life’ by Dire Straits, played softly in the background as the congregation made their way to their seats. Mr Craig Adamson conducted a beautifully heartwarming service and delivered a eulogy which summed up Kevin perfectly. On a day that was always going to be difficult, there were tears, but also many happy smiles as stories from the past were shared. Everyone had time to reflect on their cherished memories of Kevin as they listened to "Going Home" by Mark Knopfler, while a beautiful selection of photos was displayed of Kevin in happier times. As this wonderful celebration of Kevin’s life came to a close, ‘Highland Cathedral’ by the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, played the congregation out of the chapel. Kevin’s floral tribute was a gorgeous open bouquet, filled with stunning purples, which as you can see from the photograph looked gorgeous . The family would like to thank all relatives and friends who attended
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A lovely service was held on Friday at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a very special, and much loved lady, Mrs Linda Pollock. Linda’s loving family gathered outside her home as she returned there one last time. Shortly thereafter, they would follow her on her final journey to the crematorium. Linda was met there by many of her family and friends, a true sign of how well loved this lady was. “Daydreamer” by David Cassidy, played softly in the background as the congregation made their way into the chapel. Linda was then brought in by the people that loved her most, with great dignity and respect, whilst ‘Close to You’ by The Carpenters could be heard. They all did so very well and I’m sure Linda would have been looking down feeling ever so proud. The service was conducted by Mr Graham Primrose, who spoke beautifully and delivered a heartfelt eulogy of Linda. There were sad moments, but also some smiles at some of the stories regaled from the past. Linda was clearly loved by everyone that knew her. The congregation were then asked to gather their thoughts and think about their own special memories of Linda, as they listened to “Memories”
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Dave, Sharon, Darrell and the family, would like to thank all relatives and friends who came along to say their goodbyes to Anne Johnston on Thursday, 27th, March, especially in such awful weather conditions.
The number of cards, flowers, mass cards, and phone calls received has brought the family great comfort. We would like to thank Father Gowans for a beautiful service. Also, thanks to Dr. Robson and staff at Lochgelly Health Centre, District Nurses at Lochgelly Health Centre, The Palliative Care Team, and The MacMillan Service, who all gave tender care to Anne in her final days. Thanks to Ward 34, Victoria Hospital, for their help caring for Anne and keeping her spirits up during her treatments. Finally, last but not least, a huge thanks to Ally and staff at Ian Johnston Funeral Directors for all their help and compassion to help the family get through a very difficult time.
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A beautiful service was held last Tuesday at Kirkcaldy Crematorium, for a very special, and much loved woman, Miss Euphemia Walker, or Effie as she was fondly known to many. Effie was already at rest in the crematorium, as many family and loved ones gathered at the entrance to the chapel. ‘Pie Jesu’ by Angelis, played softly in the background as the congregation made their way to their seats. Rev. Gillian Paterson conducted a beautifully heartwarming service and delivered a eulogy which gave a lovely insight into Effie’s well lived life. On a day that was always going to be difficult, there were tears, but also many happy smiles as stories from the past were shared. Everyone had time to reflect on their cherished memories of Effie as they listened to "Dark Island" by Mary Duff. Rev. Paterson then asked the congregation to join together in singing the hymn, ‘The Lord is My Shepherd’. As the celebration of Effie’s life came to a close, ‘The Bluebell Polka’ by Jimmy Shand, played the congregation out of the chapel. There was an opportunity to donate to Leven Beach Care Home, who cared for Effie so well in her final years. Effie’s floral
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It is with profound sadness that the family are announcing the passing of a very special and a much-loved gentleman, Mr Keith Bishop.
Keith fell into eternal sleep, at the Northumberland Hospital, on Sunday, 16th March, 2025, aged 88 years. He was the beloved and devoted husband to the late Jean, a much loved dad to Allen and Ivan, a cherished grandad to Joshua, Ailah and Hanna, also a loving brother and a true friend to many. Keith will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
Funeral service to be held on Monday, 14th April, at 1.30 p.m., at Dysart Cemetery, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited.
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As part of Mother’s Day Light a Candle, we’ve shared virtual memorial candles to help honour the memories of your loved ones. Here are the remaining memorial candles that were submitted.
Thank you to everyone who created a memorial candle.2 months 1 week agoIan Johnston Funeral Directors
On this Mother’s Day, we remember and honour all mothers, both past and present.
We understand the deep love, sacrifices, and unwavering strength that come with the role of a mother. For those of you who hold your mothers in your hearts, and for those who are mothers, we stand with you in compassion and remembrance.
Today, we celebrate not only the joy of motherhood but also the lasting impact these women have had on our lives. May you find peace, love, and comfort as we reflect on the beautiful legacies of those who have gone before us and those who continue to inspire us every day.
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Thank you so much to everyone who has submitted a remembrance candle so far. Our candle initiative will come to an end today (Sunday 30 March).
Candles submitted before 5pm today will be shared on our page on Monday 31 March.
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Here are some more memorial candles. If you’d like to submit a candle for a loved one, you can do so by clicking the link below.
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