The obituary notice of Ann (Annie) BUCHAN (NEE MOODY)

Ann
You will be Deeply missed but always remembered as the Boss Auntie.

Deepest sympathy to Deb, John ,Paul ,Ste ,Tracy and your Families.

I've always thought of you has my Big Sister, always at your side no matter where you moved to, your door was always open to me. I could write a million things about you , funny, sad and emotional. When you chose to be my Guardian, i got the better of the deal. You know what you meant to me and i know what i meant to you.

Reading all the tributes from your Children and their children, in-laws Nieces and Nephews and anyone who you have met, only have lovely thoughts and memories of you. Your kids and grandkids are a credit to you and i know you are very proud of them and their achievements as are they of their mother and grandmother.

And your most probably looking down at me going Blah Blah Blah, hurry up i've got a hand of cards in front of me . i'm gonna take them Brothers and Sisters of mine the cleaners.

So that leaves me with only one thing to say

You done a Great Job Kiddo

Gary, Deb, Terry, Mark, Lianne, Kym, Gaz xxxxxxx

Sending my deepest sympathy and heartfelt sadness to my cousins Deborah, John, Paul, Stephen, Tracy and families

Auntie Ann was truly one of a kind vivacious, funny, with a wicked sense of humour but most of all with a heart of gold.

She could be the best and worst story teller depending on what mood she was in, more often than not it would be the lovely memories she had growing up as a the youngest of eight children growing up with her elder siblings getting spoilt rotten and getting away with everything.

And then there were the stories she would tell when having a sleepover at her house, I would be lying in her bed at night and she would sit and tell her famous ghost stories and when she had finished she would give me a kiss and tell me goodnight so then I would be awake all night with my head under the bed covers, sweating and shaking waiting for the boogy man to come and get me.

I have so many wonderful memories of my auntie Ann one being that when I was about 7 or 8 years old I was not happy with my mum telling me off ( for something I had done wrong ) so I went to my room packed my little vanity case I was going out the door and shouted to my mum I was leaving home and going live with auntie Ann, so she marched me right back into the house kicking and screaming and made unpack that case.

And that's the auntie Ann I loved and adored.

Until we're all whole again
Rest in peace in the arms of your loving Parents, Brothers and Sisters (especially my mum Elsie)

From your loving Niece Debbie, John Craig and Kayleigh xxxx

Deepest sympathy to all the family on the loss of your lovely Mum and Nan.
We will always cherish the fond memories of our Aunty Ann and her infectious laugh, especially when all the brothers and sisters would get together for a game of cards and a little drink.

Thinking of you all at this very sad time.

Goodnight God Bless Aunty Ann.

Kenny, Jacqui and family xx

Auntie Ann

To a Dearly beloved Auntie Ann
who will be truly missed

Sending Deepest Sympathy to Debbie, John, Paul, Stephen & Tracy on the loss of Your Lovely Mum

I have wonderful memories of you Ann when we were kids, growing up in that big Parliament House, taking me and Tricia to school as you were a bit older than us, we had so much fun as kids with all of our Cousins, Aunties and Uncles, so many precious memories in the Great old house we all lived in, I will cherish those memories forever.
As the baby of the family, you are reunited with all your sisters and brothers

Your loving Niece
Margaret, John, Kerry,
Leanne, Michelle & Gary
R.I.P
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

To my little nan,

I cant believe I won't hear your voice again, all the stories and knowledge from you I have learned over the years from a young age, but I know your at peace now in a better place with grandad no longer suffering.

I have so many amazing memories of you which I will treasure , from going on days out to Playing games and quizzes , not forgetting bingo!

Nan's famous Richmond sausages and beans always a classic snack after school,
You always took an interest in your grandchildren, attending all our shows even nursery plays for me and my sister Olivia.

Thank you Nan for everything you have done for me and my sister's I/we will miss you dearly Nan but you'll never be forgotten your always in my thoughts.
Good night Nan x

love you with all my heart from Josh your grandson xxx