Mrs Gladys Clark
(Inverurie)
Peacefully at home, (Selbie Drive, Inverurie) on Wednesday, July 7, 2021, Gladys Yeats, aged 83 years, dearly loved wife of the late George (Geordie), much loved mum of Brian and Diane, devoted grandma to Karly, Shelli, Craig and Nicholas, and a cherished great granny to Mason, Ava, Kai and Poppy. Condolences can be left on www.ericmassie.co.uk obituaries. Funeral service private due to current restrictions.
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Florence wrote
10th Jul 2021
Dear Brian and Diane and your families, I was so sorry to read of your loss of your Mum. She was a really lovely lady and I have some wonderful memories of the times Henry and I spent with your Mum and Dad. You will all miss her very much, but hopefully your happy memories will help you in the time ahead. Please accept my deepest sympathy to you all and know I will be thinking of you at this sad time. Florence. xx
Hugh & Mary wrote
10th Jul 2021
Sorry to hear of your mums passing. Many a good time we had with your parents and we’re good friends of ours. Rest in peace Glady. God bless all now and in the future .
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