Sharing the news of a loved one’s passing through local media is a deeply rooted tradition, and we are honoured by the trust placed in us to deliver these meaningful announcements. Each funeral notice published in our newspaper and on our news site also appears on funeral-notices.co.uk, the UK’s leading platform for death notices and memorials. These notices remain accessible online indefinitely, offering families and friends a lasting tribute and a secure space to share memories, post tributes, photos, and make donations in remembrance.
Every week, we honour the lives of those lost in our community with funeral notices and online tribute pages. To view the latest announcements, add your own tributes, or create a funeral notice, please contact our dedicated team on 01482 908084.
Below is a selection of recent notices from across Gloucestershire:
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Kay Bailey passed peacefully on Thursday 26th February at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital, aged 86. A devoted wife, mother, and grandmother, Kay’s warmth and kindness touched many. A memorial afternoon tea will be held on Friday 20th March at Down Hatherley Village Hall, welcoming all, including four-legged friends. Donations can be made to Medical Detection Dogs through the Down Hatherley Dog Training Club.
Other beloved community members remembered recently include:
- A loving husband and family man who passed on 18th February, celebrated with a service at Saint Bartholomew’s Church, Whittington.
- A beloved grandmother and wife from Frampton on Severn, who passed at home at age 86, with her funeral at St Mary’s Church.
- Bob Brunt, cherished father and grandfather, passed at 77, with services at Gloucester Crematorium.
- Roy, a dear brother and friend, remembered in a Cheltenham Crematorium service.
- Joyce, who peacefully passed at 98, a treasured wife and mother, honoured at Cheltenham Crematorium.
- Josie, a beloved great-nanny to many, whose funeral will be held at St Oswald’s Church.
These notices capture stories of love, family, community, and the legacies that continue through those left behind. Each entry represents a life celebrated and remembered with affection and respect.
As we reflect on these losses, our thoughts remain with all families and friends during their time of mourning. May these tributes provide a beacon of comfort and a reminder that while lives end, memories endure.