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The obituary notice of Elaine CHARLTON (Nee Cooney/Herdman)

Waskerley | Published in: The Journal (Newcastle). Notable areas: Thornley, Berwick-upon-Tweed

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ElaineCHARLTON(Waskerley-Satley-Thornley-Berwick) Passed away suddenly but peacefully on 11th May after an unexpected short illness, having just celebrated her 80th birthday.

Much loved Mum of Helen and David, and a most wonderful Granny to her Grandchildren. She will be greatly missed by family and friends from near and far, but is now together again with her beloved husband Dr Ian Charlton.

A private funeral service for family and close friends will be held on Wednesday 29th May.

For those unable to attend, please keep Elaine in your thoughts.

We thank her for the joy and warmth she brought to all our lives.

Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to The Salvation Army, if desired

All enquiries to Co-op Funeralcare, Berwick 01289 307438
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Graham Hadley
15/11/2024
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24/06/2024
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Alma Cooney
29/05/2024
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27/05/2024
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Its well over 60 years ago but I can still remember the first time that Uncle Michael brought Elaine over to meet us in Dublin and we all loved her from the start. Auntie Elaine added such colour and fun to our lives as small children. We always looked forward to going out to their home in Dublin. She would have a feast prepared for us and party games organised for us little ones too. My deepest sympathy to Helen, David and all of Elaine's family and friends. Suaimhneas síoraí di. Yvonne Cooney, Dublin.
Yvonne Cooney
23/05/2024
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I have very fond memories of Elaine in Dublin when I was a girleen.
We loved to visit baby Helen, Elaine and Michael. She was lovely company, very approachable and so kind to us. And on top of all that, she was a terrific baker and would always make something to delight us.
Ceol na n-aingeal go gcloise sí
Susan Cooney
Susan Cooney
23/05/2024
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Susan Cooney
23/05/2024
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Tomas Cooney
23/05/2024