Mrs J E Gray
THE funeral service took place at Gorleston Crematorium, on Wednesday, February 4, for Jessie Elizabeth Gray, of The Dell, Cotmer Road, Oulton Broad, who died on January 19, aged 94.
THE funeral service took place at Gorleston Crematorium, on Wednesday, February 4, for Jessie Elizabeth Gray, of The Dell, Cotmer Road, Oulton Broad, who died on January 19, aged 94.
The Rev Ian Bentley officiated.
Mourners were: Mrs L Orbell (daughter), Mr W Page, Mr and Mrs N Gray (son and daughter-in-law), Mr and Mrs B Pentney, Chloe and Thomas Pentney, Mr and Mrs G Taylor, Stephanie and Dale Taylor, Mr and Mrs A Orbell, Erinn and Ewan Orbell, Mrs D Mummery and Mr E Palmer, Mr and Mrs L Page, Jill Darch, Pat Norman, Angie Garrod, Ray Lawrence, June King (also representing The Dell).
Unable to attend were: Miss E Orbell and Sally, Mr and Mrs G Lilley.
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Floral tributes were: In loving memory of Mum, thank you for being my dear mother for such a long time, we are going to miss you and you will be forever in our hearts, your loving daughter Lesley and Bill, 'bye see you later'. In loving memory of Mum, to Mum miss you always, all our love Krysia and Neil. To Grandma, treasured memories, Tracey, Ben, Belinda and Gary. To Great Grandma, fondest memories, Stephanie, Dale, Chloe and Thomas. In loving memory of a dear grandma, Grandma with great sadness we say goodbye, with happiness we will remember you, missing you always, love Andrew, Michelle, Erinn and Ewan. For a very special lady, rest in peace, love from Denise, Eddie and family. Sleep tight Grandma, with love, Lloyd, Debbie and Charlotte. In loving memory of Jessie, lots of love, Jill, Angie, Ray and Pat. Sadly missed, with love from Sally and Liz.
The family wish to thank all relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes received. Special thanks to all at The Dell for their kind and caring way they looked after Jessie.
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Will all please accept this as the only but most sincere acknowledgment.
Funeral arrangements were by Critoph and Crowe, 49-55 Lorne Park Road, Lowestoft.
