The obituary notice of Frances GILLESPIE

My Great Auntie Fran ..my memories of you are curlers and a massive loud laugh ..your milk bottom glasses used to amaze me as a kid how do you hold milk bottom glasses on ?? Thoughts of my childhood growing up in Liverpool when we visited which you are part of and will always be there...have a whiskey with Nan and kick your legs up after a few much love Angie xx

Mum, I don't know what to say mum now that you are gone, words don't usually fail me now I can't find one. I find myself thinking of coming home to you, the look of relief and love I always came home to. The great bear hug and the "oh baby girl" and the fuss you made of me. You were the best mum and I love you with all my heart...💕

Mum don't know what I'll do without you, iam just devastated how will I fill my days? I feel absolutely lost and my life will never be the same because your not here, maybe I was just being selfish wanting you to stay but I know you are at peace now. I don't think ill ever get over this I am absolutely broken 💔 but you always said when we where in the home get on with your life don't sit here everyday with me but I was getting on with my life with you where else would I have been? Not going to say goodbye just see you later mum
Love you to the moon & back your heartbroken daughter Janet XX

Francis a lovely lady and a brilliant neighbour always made me laugh thinking of all the family Ann

Aw our lovely Auntie Fran....happy memories of my childhood visiting Liverpool with my Mum and Dad and siblings. Upper Frederick Street. . . Fran in her rollers...singing in the kitchen .... cigarette in hand. Always welcoming even tho it meant her sharing her bed with lots of us!! Never moaned! Loved her. Rest in Peace Fran. Pauline and family in Dorset. Xxx

Sad to lose such a lovely Aunt. Had a huge heart and will be very much missed by many nieces and nephews as well as her loving daughters and family Never forgotten. Ann and family in Dorset. Xx