Mrs Irene Stewart
Inverurie
Peacefully at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary on Sunday, August 29, 2021, Irene, aged 73 years, dearly loved mum of Philip, Donna, David and Corrina, a dear mother-in-law and a devoted grandma.
Funeral service in Eric P Massie Funeral Directors Chapel, 76a High Street, Inverurie on Thursday, September 9 at 1.00pm, to which all friends are respectfully invited. Family flowers only please.
Funeral Service
Location
Eric Massie service room
Date & Time
1:00pm Thu 9th Sep 2021
Cremation Service
Location
Baldarroch Crematorium (No Attendance)
Date & Time
2:30pm Thu 9th Sep 2021
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Condolences
Lynn wrote
9th Sep 2021
Thinking of you all and remembering your mum on this very sad day. Love to you all and goodnight god blesd Irene xxxxxxxx
Vikki wrote
9th Sep 2021
Beautiful Irene, like a ray of sunshine that's passed behind a cloud, your warmth will always be felt and you'll never be forgotten. Blowing kisses from us all to you our angel, love you xxx
Tracey wrote
4th Sep 2021
The angels now have you in heaven. Till we meet again. Love you always, Tracey 💕
Nichola wrote
4th Sep 2021
Great memories of you Irene, we shared lots of laughs. You will be missed by many. My love and thoughts are with the whole family, much love to you all x x x
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What should I wear?
We normally associate wearing black with going to a funeral. But it is increasingly typical for families to express a preferred dress code. Our advice is to look out for information from the family in a notice published either in newspapers, online or in the funeral director window to advise you of their preference.
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