The obituary notice of Margaret Mary TAYLOR (nee Ungi)

NAN I miss you so much already my heart has been left broken 💔 since the day you had to go and the memories I treasure dearly are in the tears that flow. You are in my thoughts every day and that's how it will stay for you may be up in Heaven now but you'll always be with me "as it's plain to see, the bond that ties us eternally" I love you Nan all the world and back and back again the moon the stars the universe brokenhearted Granddaughter Emma and partner Gary

I will love you always and forever the greatest great-nan anyone could have ever asked for, it’s difficult to put into words the affect of losing this beautiful soul in our lives, but my Nan has given me nothing but happiness and care and a lot of fun memories at caravan parks or at the cinema or arcades and I will always be grateful to have been blessed with the time I got to have with her. Loving great grandson Anthony

Mum your simply the best better than all the rest ❤️ The bond a mother and daughter share a bond that death can never break. You were my home, my guide, my best friend, A love that time cannot erase. I still see your light in every place. I carry your heart inside mine and feel your love in every sign love you forever and always until we meet again brokenhearted daughter Maria-son in law Phil 💔

Marg, was truly a one in a million lady and a proper old school mum in every sense of the word. She always put others before herself, making everyone feel welcome, cared for and part of the family.

I have so many fond memories of Friday nights at the house with Peter. Sleepovers were always something to look forward to, especially when there was her amazing spaghetti bolognese and garlic bread waiting for us. As we got older, after many crazy nights at the Chelsea or the 051, she never hesitated to let me and Paul get our head down in the back room!

Her kindness, warmth and generosity never changed. She had a heart of gold and a way of looking after people that made them feel loved without ever asking for anything in return. She wasn't just a wonderful mum to her own family, she treated all Peter's friends like family and we were privileged to have met her and she will always hold a very special place in our hearts.

Her absence will be deeply felt, but her memory will live on forever. My sincere condolences to Carol, Maria, Stuart, Lynne, Anthony, Peter and the family at this difficult time.