The obituary notice of Dr Lucy Elizabeth HARRISON NEE MCKENDRICK

Lucy was a fabulous friend, colleague and teacher -always thinking of others. She touched so many people’s lives with her wisdom, compassion and care. She will be so greatly missed. Isy McQueen

I have just learnt about Lucy’s passing today at a mindfulness gathering at Oxford, and feel utterly heartbroken. I trained with Lucy for our MBCT master course at university and have such fond memories of our time there. Lucy was kind, intelligent, conscientious and someone to count on. My deepest condolences to her family. I will hold you all in my prayers and thoughts knowing how terribly she will be missed. RIP dearest Lucy. Xxxxx

I had the pleasure of working with Lucy some years ago, she was without doubt one of the kindest and most genuine people I’ve met, a proper family Doctor who had time for everyone. Hearing of her passing brought me great sadness for her family and friends. I hope that she is at peace. Those who are, and have been, loved never die. RIP Lucy.

"What we once enjoyed and deeply loved we can never lose. For all that we love deeply becomes a part of us"
( Helen Keller)

Lucy is our very cherished niece and cousin.
All our love Peter, Julie, Simon and Elizabeth xxxx

I was fortunate to have met Lucy when I attended one of her mindfulness training courses. I can confidently say that she has benefited my life and that of many health professionals with the gift of her intelligent, wise and compassionate teaching. Like so many others I will miss her warmth, kindness, and wisdom. My heartfelt condolences are with her family,knowing that she will be hugely missed.

Lucy was a GP registrar in our practice in Belford more than 20 years ago, but I remember her dearly as a vivacious, talented and committed young lady who was destined to become a highly respected practitioner. It was with great sadness that we learned of her sad passing, our heart felt condolences are sent to her family and friends who must be devastated by the hole left in their hearts. David Gill (retired GP trainer)

I did not know Lucy well but I attended one of her mindfulness courses last year. She was such a kind and caring woman and a fantastic mindfulness teacher. She genuinely cared about every course member and wanted to support us to improve our own mental health and well-being. Her teaching made a difference. I offer my deepest condolences to her family and know she will be greatly missed by all that knew her. Sarah Graham.