Mrs R Snowling
THE funeral service took place at Gorleston Crematorium, on January 25, for Ruby Snowling, who died on January 8, aged 95.Family mourners were: David Ivan Snowling (son), Janice Easter (daughter), Joyce (sister), Keith (brother), Paul and Mark Easter (grandchildren) and Ashley Easter (great grandchild), Michelle and Eileen and John and Barbara Banks.
THE funeral service took place at Gorleston Crematorium, on January 25, for Ruby Snowling, who died on January 8, aged 95.
Family mourners were: David Ivan Snowling (son), Janice Easter (daughter), Joyce (sister), Keith (brother), Paul and Mark Easter (grandchildren) and Ashley Easter (great grandchild), Michelle and Eileen and John and Barbara Banks.
Other mourners were: Mrs Pam Hart, Mrs Ena Kettless, Marie and David, Pauline and Elfryn James, Mr J Clarke, Angie and Mick King, Ronald Waters and Mary Ward.
The family of Ruby would like to thank all family, friends and neighbours for attending and their kind words of sympathy. Special thanks to all the staff at Blyford Residential Home (Foxfield) for all their kindness shown to Ruby and to her family.
You may also want to watch:
Donations in memory of Ruby for Cancer Research UK or Lowestoft Lifeboat are still being collected by Anglia Co-Operative Funerals, Police Station Road, Lowestoft, Suffolk NR32 1NY. Tel: 01502 583637
Will all please accept this as the only but most sincere acknowledgment.
Most Read
- 1 First Light Festival adds more events to Days of Summer programme
- 2 Lowestoft woman accused of setting her own flat on fire
- 3 New dance academy on the lookout for members of all abilities
- 4 Charity hero calls for more defibrillators after Eriksen collapse
- 5 Girl's horse riding dreams shattered after vandals target equipment
- 6 Air ambulance responds after man suffers fall in Lowestoft
- 7 Amazing! Photo sequence shows how marsh harrier grabbed a rabbit
- 8 Person rescued after blaze in first floor flat
- 9 North Suffolk road to close with traffic diverted for gully repairs
- 10 Investigations continue into 'suspicious' caravan fire that 'exploded'
