Beloved Dad, Grandad, and Great-Grandad Featured in This Week’s Gloucestershire Funeral Notices

Sharing the news of a loved one’s passing through local media is a tradition deeply rooted in our community. We take pride in the trust placed in us to help families commemorate their loved ones with dignity and care. Every funeral notice published in our newspaper and on our website is simultaneously posted on funeral-notices.co.uk — the UK’s leading platform for death notices and memorials.

These notices remain online indefinitely, providing a lasting tribute where friends and families can share memories, post tributes, upload photographs, and make charitable donations in honour of the departed.

Each week, we pay homage to those remembered within the Gloucestershire area by featuring selected funeral notices and connecting readers to their online tribute pages. To view the latest announcements or to add personal tributes, visit the relevant site or contact our team directly at 01482 908084 for assistance with placing a notice.

Below is a selection of the recent notices published this week:

On 13th June 2026, peacefully at age 102, a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother was remembered at The Church of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, Charlton Kings. Donations to Médecins Sans Frontières or Humanity & Inclusion were warmly invited.
A much-loved wife passed on 30th June at age 91. Funeral service held at Christ Church, Gorsley, with donations benefiting the Alzheimer’s Society.
Andrew, who battled Huntington’s Disease, died peacefully on 6th July. His funeral was held at Cheltenham Crematorium Oak Chapel. Charitable donations supported Sue Ryder and the Huntington’s Association.
A cherished husband, father, stepfather, and grandfather died at home at 77. His service took place at Gloucester Crematorium, with donations kindly directed to Teckels Animal Sanctuary.
Remembered at 95 years old, survived by a loving family, his funeral was at Cheltenham Crematorium, supporting Alzheimer’s Research UK in lieu of flowers.
Barrie, aged 79, passed peacefully after a courageous fight with cancer. Known for his lifelong love of dogs, his service honored his memory with donations to Guide Dogs UK.
Gerry, who left us at 82, was remembered at Cheltenham Crematorium. Attendees were encouraged to wear green in his honor, and contributions were made to Sue Ryder Hospice.
Elizabeth, who passed at 87, was celebrated at Cheltenham Crematorium, with donations made to The British Heart Foundation.
Family and friends gathered to honor loved ones aged 84, 89, 86, and 67 in various services held across the county, with many supporting charities close to their hearts such as Dementia UK and Mindsong.

We also hold dearly personal tributes remembering those who remain forever in our hearts, like Alice and Terry—whose loving family messages preserve their memory with warmth and devotion.

For those wishing to publish a notice or add a tribute to a loved one in the Gloucestershire area, please visit funeral-notices.co.uk. Our thoughts remain with the families and friends mourning these losses.