Doris Hunter

Published on 05/07/2018

HUNTER Doris May The sister, nephews and nieces of the late Mrs. Doris May Hunter, wish to convey their deep gratitude to those who provided help and comfort during our recent sad bereavement. Thanks to all those who visited Doris in hospital and later at her home, 36 Tattygare Road, Lisbellaw. Also those who attended the Funeral Service and interment. Thanks to the Consultants, Doctors, Nurses of Ward 9, S.W.A.H. for their special care and attention, particularly the Palliative Care Team whose tireless, and bedside attention was very much appreciated. Thanks is also extended to all her carers who cared for her in her home over a number of years. Your kindness, help and support meant a lot to Doris and the family circle. A special word of thanks to Mrs. Adele Wilson and Mrs. Edith Kenny-Howarth for their considerable and kind attention during Doris' advancing years. Thanks to Doris' Minister, Pastor Sam Aiken for his pastoral care, visits to the hospital and his prayerful support throughout the period Doris was in hospital. Also for conducting the Funeral Service in Doris' home. Thanks and appreciation to those who took part in the Funeral Service, Sharon Wilson, Organist, nephew David Kenny for his singing of 'I Am Going Home.' Thanks to Rev. Mark Durrell and his Committee, Lisbellaw Methodist Church, for their kindness in providing the family use of the Church Hall for refreshments after the funeral and interment. Thanks to Mr. Norman Coalter and his Staff for providing the refreshments and serving in a professional manner. Thanks to S. R. Elliott and Sons, Funeral Directors, for organising the funeral arrangements and which were carried out professionally and with dignity. To the Graveside Staff for their work in opening the grave and subsequent closure after interment, they have our special thanks. Sincere thanks and acknowledgment, nephew Kenneth.

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