Until Hogmanay, we’re looking back with fond memories of local friends and family no longer with us.
If you, or someone you know, is struggling with their grief at this time of year, you can contact Cruse Scotland on 0808 802 6161.
Elizabeth said, “Remembering my late mother in law Ann Grieve who passed in 2005. Remembering my sister Jean Pryce and her husband James Pryce“
Trisha added, “Tom Fleming, sadly passed away in June this year. Forever in my heart. Hope you’re enjoying a pint of the black stuff Tom! All my love always, Isobel”
Annette said, “My husband Robert ( Rab) Gracie passed 4th July 2025. Much missed Husband, Dad, Papa, Uncle and Brother. Love you always. Much missed mum Ann Ralton passed 2019. Much loved and never forgotten. Very much missed everyday, my dad John Ralton passed 2022, love you forever dad”
Jacke said, “My wee pal Hendry Nicholl sadly left us in 2010 still loved and missed everyday”
Moe told us, “My dear friend Margaret Hill 25th April 2022. Taken far too soon.Missed Dearly”
Tricia added, “Our brother Stephen Lappin“
AnnMargaret said, “Michael Fullerton, Husband, Dad, Papa and Big Papa, who passed recently, we talk about you, we laugh at all your antics and you are so missed, love from all the family xx”
Antoinette added, “My lovely Mum G.B.N.F Miss You So Much ,Hope You And Scott Have A lovely Christmas In Heaven”
Sasha said, “In loving memory of my Uncle William and Auntie Marion who passed away originally lived in Blantyre but immigrated to Canada where they are both at rest, from the Campbell family xx. In memory of our mum Ina Campbell, who passed away on the 26th of December 2023 always dearly missed by all the family especially her loving husband Tommy x”
Julie said, “My parents Margaret & John Gillespie . Miss them so much, but there spending Christmas together again”
Janice said, “My beautiful son Ben William Walter Mason“
Jennie said, “Remembering mum Margaret Cassidy Lynch“
Brian added, “My dad Charlie Slevin. Taken far too soon but never forgotten”
Liz said, “My sister born and bred in Blantyre Margaret Wotherspoon after a very short illness”
