Each week, we pause to remember and celebrate the lives of individuals from our Gloucestershire community who have recently passed away. Announcing these farewells in local news media is a trusted tradition, allowing families to share memories, pay tributes, and invite the community to honor their loved ones. All notices published here are also available on funeral-notices.co.uk, the UK’s leading site for death notices and memorials, where tributes can be added, photographs shared, and donations made in memory.
Among those we remember this week:
- Ian, aged 78, of Bolsover, Derbyshire, who nurtured a passion for horses from an early age, competing in showjumping and training exceptional horses at Elm Leaze stud farm near Badminton. Ian’s funeral service will be held at St Michael and All Angels Church, Great Badminton on 31 March, with donations kindly directed to Riding for the Disabled.
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Alfie, aged 20, beloved son of Winston and Nok, and caring brother and uncle. Alfie passed peacefully on 8 March, surrounded by his family. His funeral will be held at Gloucester Crematorium on 7 April. Donations in Alfie’s memory support the Critical Care Unit at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.
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Martin, who passed on 6 March, was a devoted husband, father, and grandfather. Family and friends are invited to Gloucester Crematorium on 25 March to celebrate his life, with donations supporting Parenting Empowered Autistic Kids.
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Kay Bick, aged 67, and David Brennand, aged 65, are among others remembered this week, alongside many cherished members of the community whose full tributes are available online.
Our community offers heartfelt condolences to all families and friends mourning their loss. Each life remembered here has left a unique mark, and through these announcements, their memories endure. Families wishing to create notices or add tributes can visit funeral-notices.co.uk or contact our team directly.