Joyce Gillan

Funeral Service: Wed 26th Sep 2018

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Peacefully on Sunday 16th September 2018 at Knowesouth Care Home, Joyce (nee Gracie), loving wife of the late Andrew, special mum of Jill, Angela and Michael, caring sister, granny, great-granny and friend to all the family. Service at John Beattie & Sons Funeral Directors on Wednesday 26th September 2018 at 11.30 am, with interment in Wilton Cemetery at 12 noon, to which all family and friends are invited. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, may be made in aid of Knowesouth Comfort Fund.

Funeral Service

Location

Beattie's Acorn Chapel
John Beattie & Sons
Weensland Road
Hawick
TD9 9NW

Date & Time

11:30am Wed 26th Sep 2018

Burial Service

Location

Wilton Cemetery, Hawick

Date & Time

12:00pm Wed 26th Sep 2018

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Lisa wrote

26th Sep 2018

Well maisie that’s u laid to rest now, will miss ee hen. You will be having a wee fag

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Annette wrote

24th Sep 2018

Thinking of you all at this sad time

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Julie wrote

18th Sep 2018

Auntie Joyce - you were the best and you knew it!I still remember the "thick ear" I got when I "borrowed your camera" at Angela's wedding and finished your spool with selfies/random table hopping.Love you loadsJulie XX

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Linda wrote

18th Sep 2018

My thoughts are with all the family at this sad time. I have many memories of Joyce, she was such a fun person to be around. R.I.P Joyce xxx

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Dezz wrote

17th Sep 2018

I would love to pass my condolences to Jill and all the family Joyce will be missed. What a lovely and wonderfully lady she was. I have fond memories of the angling club and being in her company what laugh that night.Hope all goes well and I am sure an angel will help her on her last journey xxx Dezz

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Wayne wrote

17th Sep 2018

So so sorry for your loss thinking of you wayner ❤🌹

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Sandra and Colin wrote

17th Sep 2018

Hi there just to let you know we are all thinking of at this sad time remember we are there for you, take care x

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Dorothy wrote

17th Sep 2018

So sorry for your loss, thinking about you all x

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Dennis wrote

17th Sep 2018

Well Joyce. You were some wuman a was lucky we got on well coz a ken you would of telt is if we didni. One great memory was at liberal club a few years ago now but it’s stuck as am sure my young bro Stuart will tell you the night off your underskirt when Stuart put it on and Andy was not very happy but what a night that’s how I shall remember you and I am sure Stuart will be the same . R.I.P. pal and mother in law. Xx

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kelly wrote

17th Sep 2018

maisie ma wee granny u deh understand how much a miss ee, homes under the hammer n saying christ look at the state o that hoose haha.. oor trips to carlisle the 7am bus painting oor nails rose red n grabbing a greggs on the way hame... a miss ee and love ee so much granny... till wee meet again xxxxx

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Jill wrote

17th Sep 2018

Oh Mam,You have no idea how much I will miss your wee face! Especially when you gave us The Face haha. Hope you’re having a wee bacardi with dad. Love ee lots maYoo Hoo xxxxxx

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John Beattie & Sons Funeral Directors

Weensland Road
Hawick
TD9 9NW

01450 377 284
[email protected]

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