Mary Smith (19 Apr 1937 - 19 Apr 2014)
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In loving memory of the late Mary Josephine Catherine Smith (nee Moran) who passed away peacefully with her husband Martin at her side in Whipps Cross Hospital London on her 77th birthday, the 19th April 2014 of septicaemia and bronchopneumonia following an operation for adenocarcinoma. Mary leaves no parents, siblings or children.
The funeral service will be held at the City of London Traditional Crematorium, Aldersbrook Road, London E12 5DQ (Tel. 020 8530 2151) on Tuesday 6th May at 12:15 (the date and time has now been confirmed).
Please send any flowers to T. Cribb & Sons, Victoria House, 10 Woolwich Manor Way, Beckton, London E6 5PA (020 7476 1855). If you prefer, donations may be made to Cancer Research UK via www.justgiving.com/Martin-Smith42 by text or on-line.
Immediately following the funeral, a reception will be held at our home at approximately 1:30. All family and friends are welcome. Please reply for catering on 0208 478 5163 or msmith AT iee.org Please feel free to forward this information and invitation as you think fit.
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We are so sorry we can't be with you today. We all remember Mary as a fun loving, have a go at anything sort of gal. Our thoughts are with you today and we hope to see you soon.
Lots of love
Julia David Sam and charles
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I don't know what to say only that I was shocked to hear of the loss of Mary and my sincere condolences go to Martin.
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My memories of Aunty Mary are all filled with great family get-togethers, good food, warmth and laughter. Aunty Mary had a great sense of humour and I remember would love to make fun of people. We will all miss you, your warmth and great sense of humour. Love Max, Katt and Evan xxx
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Farewell Aunty Mary. The last time I saw you there were tears of laughter and tears of sadness over Granny Phoebe's passing. Give Granny Phoebs a cuddle from me. She'll know of a 'special little place' for a 'little glass of something'. x
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