Eileen Margaret McTaggart (31 Aug 1923 - 9 Sep 2024)

In memory of my wonderful, loving caring mother-in-law. A true inspiration to all of us who were lucky to have known her.
That beautiful smile, sharp wit and intellect will be sadly missed.

In memory of my mum's friend from the age of 8 years old. They grew up together in East Harling Norfolk. We continued that long friendship with Eileen after my mum died. It was a great pleasure to visit her when we were on our travels from Norfolk. An amazing lady! Bud and Martin

With much affection and in loving memory of a very special godmother, Auntie Eileen

I belong to the Salvation Army. I would come on a Sunday to conduct the service. Eileen was always there . She was a great privilege to talk to her. Her lovely smile I shall remember. RIP lovely lady.

Inspirational

Our dear aunt was so special in so many ways that it is impossible to list them all. Auntie Eileen was two years younger than her sister, my mother, who married a US Army Air Corp officer during World War II. My two brothers and I grew up in Oklahoma with Mom and Dad. For as long as I can remember, Auntie Eileen and my mother, who also lived for more than 101 years, exchanged letters almost weekly. Auntie Eileen continued to write to my mother long after Mom was no longer able to respond. My wife, Sue, and I were fortunate to be able to spend time with Auntie Eileen in June during our last trip to the UK. That day, and many times over the years, we went away encouraged and inspired. What an incredible example for all our family! We can only hope that we're able to live up to that example. With love and gratitude from Terry and Sue Davidson and Veronica and Chad Tuttle.

To an amazing lady, who always cared about everybody but yourself.
She was always thinking of other people, even to her dying day.
The last time I saw her, she said why are they wasting money on drugs for a lady of 101.
She was always wondering how she could help others, often the younger than herself.

So fare well dear auntie Eileen
Rest in peace
We all loved you

Sue Sullivan and family

We'll all miss you playing Scrabble on a Tuesday Eileen. Rest in Peace.

In remembrance of a wonderful aunt and Godmother who has always been there for me

A lovely lady and a lovely friend.
A long life well lived xx Catrina and nod x

You'll be sadly missed but at least you enjoyed a long and wonderful life .I'll always remember your wise counsel and sad that I can't visit and talk to you again but will always remember you Hope you're in a safe place .All our love David and family xx

Elieen it was loving knowing you, I will miss your beautiful smile R.I.P Elieen from Gina at bilton house x