Mrs S E Burgess
THE funeral service took place at St Edmund's Church Kessingland followed by the committal at Gorleston Crematorium on Monday, December 14 for Sarah Elizabeth Burgess of Kessingland who died on November 29, aged 43.
THE funeral service took place at St Edmund's Church Kessingland followed by the committal at Gorleston Crematorium on Monday, December 14 for Sarah Elizabeth Burgess of Kessingland who died on November 29, aged 43.
Canon Lyndy Domoney officiated.
The church was full to capacity with numerous relatives, friends and work colleagues.
Immediate family mourners were: Basil (Husband), Melly (Dad), John and Paul and Karen (Brothers and Sister-in-law), Andrew and Wife Jolene, Leigh and Partner Kerry, and Aaron (Step-sons), Uncle Richard and Cindy, Auntie Susan and Uncle Wally. Many other family and friends too numerous to mention.
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Funeral arrangements were by R Rivett Ltd.
The family of Mrs S E Burgess wish to thank all relatives and friends for their many kind expressions of sympathy, the beautiful floral tributes and donations received. Donations for Palliative Care East or JPUH NHS Foundation Trust (ICU) are still being accepted c/o R Rivett Ltd, 15 Carlton Road, Lowestoft NR33 0RU.
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Special thanks to James Paget ICU and Canon Lyndy Domoney for a moving and comforting service.
Will all please accept this as the only, but most sincere, acknowledgment.
