The obituary notice of Margaret Ann BROMLEY

The Bromley’s became our neighbours some fiftyplus years ago and we remained friends after we left for Northumberland some three years later. Margaret was a kind and loving person always ready with a listening ear and a helping hand, never judgmental. We kep in touch and there was always a warm welcome on our return visits to Leicester to visit mother in law whom Margaret visited in our absence and took to hospital appointments As communication became difficult I have been grateful for Kay’s letters and her facilitating my last virtual goodbye.

Gran will always be very loved and remembered by everyone that knew her, for her kind, gentle and warm nature. I am so proud to have been able to call her my Gran.

Truly sorry to hear of Margaret's passing, a lovely lady with a heart of gold.

A truly wonderful person much loved by all our family. A privilege to have had such an Auntie.

I have fond memories of our kind, generous and welcoming auntie Margaret. Sending love to all the family and her many friends. - Lorna

Aunty Margaret was a kind and sensitive lady. Very talented in her painting, flower arranging and cake making. My belated husband would say the same, he loved her very much, as I did. She helped me in 1980 and 1982 in my difficult times. Rest in peace and God bless you.

In loving memory of Margaret our much loved cousin, a wonderful person who is greatly missed by us all.

Janet, Bryan, David and Graham.

Fond memories from Neil ,Rosemary and family

5 Pine Tree Avenue the home of Margaret and Geoff Bromley was the first place that I visited when I was making friends in Humberstone . It was one of Margaret’s fundraising Cheese and wine evenings . The welcome I received was very special ,warm and loving which I have never forgotten . Margaret was a very lovely and generous lady , Her love for St Mary’s people and the Church
Is expressed in the collection of kneeler she instigated which includes a kneeler very dear to her . Margaret stitched a map of the World which holds a special prayer , at that time Micheal was trekking around the world and Margaret added a special stitch to mark the places Micheal had visited as a prayer for his safety but she kept it to herself .
Well done thou good and faithful servant now rest in peace in the Lord
May our memories of you shine in our lives for ever .
🙏🏻For Kay, Linda, Julie and Micheal and your families