Louise Hammersley (30 Jan 1985 - 4 Apr 2018)

She is in all the places she loved and those that loved her.

This is part of the money kindly donated by Louise's friends and family at her funeral. The rest will be donated to the ward at Queen Elizabeth hospital where the amazing staff did everything they could for her. Thank you everyone

Donating this in memory of Louise, who I met at climbing many years ago.

Condolences to all the family

For my cousin Louise. In times like these you realise your family and friends mean everything. It was heartwarming to see everyone yesterday who came to say goodbye. Louise quite clearly touched the lives of so many people and lived the life she loved. We could all learn something from her.

All our love to Charles, Auntie Jane, Uncle Neil, Craig and Naomi

Gillian and Aidan xxx

In memory of Louise Hammersley

Shared that special experience with the seal on the kayaks with Louise. Share her love of outdoor adventure too. Will think of her when I’m climbing, kayaking or out on the hills, and particularly whenever I see seals out on the water.

Shine brightly Louise, as you did in life. Condolences to Charles and your family

Lots of love to the family x

Deepest sympathies to Charles and all of Louise’s family and friends from Charles old team at HSBC. Shuna, Natacha, Edgar, Rui, Yamini, Anna, Shezad , Yun, Samson and Tony.

Charles - we're thinking of you today.

Data Programme Team at SB

Louise and I worked in the same team. She clearly had a massive impact on all those that she came into contact with. This is an incredibly tough time as you mourn such a wonderful colleague and more importantly a friend. She was clearly extremely well liked and respected by a huge number of people. And I know from personal experience of working directly with her over the last couple of years how much of a lovely, special person she was. My heart goes out to Charles and her family.

With deepest sympathy to Charles and family

Louise was one of the first people to speak to me on my first paddle with LSKC. She was always friendly and encouraging and she convinced me to try Grade B paddles. Her enthusiasm for kayaking and life was infectious. I will miss her on future paddles and my heartfelt sympathy goes out to Charles and her family.

I knew Louise from rock climbing at EICA Ratho and outdoors, her enthusiasm, energy and sense of adventure was infectious. Thoughts go out to Charles and her family at this sad time.

I am so sorry to hear of Louise's passing, she will be sorely missed. My deepest sympathies to Charles and the rest of her family.

So sorry to hear about the tragic loss of our neighbour Louise, she was so full of life. Our deepest sympathies to Charles and the family.

Deeply shocked and saddened to learn of Louise's passing. Sending sincere condolences to Charles and all her family and friends at this very difficult time.