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HEAD, Henry Charles

Died peacefully at home on Sunday, 6 March, 2022, aged 81 years.

Teacher at Hautlieu 1977-1981, Assistant Director of Education 1981-1992.

Beloved husband of Jenny, much-loved father of Fiona, Angus, Clare and Peter, and dearly loved grandfather of Alice, Charlotte, Hannah, Hal, Emily, Martha and Oscar.

Funeral Service

Funeral service at the Parish Church of St Michael & All Angels, Winterbourne Earls, Salisbury on Tuesday, 22 March at 2 pm.

Family flowers only.

Donations if desired, to Salisbury Hospice Charity, c/o I N Newman Ltd.

All inquiries c/o I N Newman Ltd, Griffin House, 55 Winchester Street, Salisbury, Wilts, SP1 1HL.

HERRIDGE, Marguerita (Rita)

Relatives and friends wishing to attend the funeral service for Marguerita are warmly invited to meet at the Crematorium Chapel on Friday, 18 March, 2022, at 10 am.

Flowers welcome, or donations in lieu of flowers, if desired, may be sent to Autism Jersey, Century Buildings, Patriotic Place, St Helier, JE2 3AF.

All inquiries to De Gruchy’s Funeral Care, telephone 499444.

LE BLOAS, Albert Yves

Passed peacefully away at Silver Springs on Tuesday, 8 March, 2022, husband of Simonne, caring father of Ricky, Judy, Mark and daughters-in-law. Will be sadly missed by grandchildren and great-grandchildren and family in Jersey and Ireland.

Funeral arrangements to follow.

All inquiries to Maillards, Funeral Directors, telephone 737291.

MADIGAN, Sister Loretta

A memorial mass will be celebrated by Canon Dominic Golding on Tuesday, 29 March at 12.15 pm at St Thomas’ Church, followed by light refreshments in the hall.

A warm welcome is extended to all past pupils and friends of FCJ.

For further information please contact Carole-Anne Robins – President on 864407 or Pat Guegan – member on 07797 724054.

SHEEHAN, Shirley Irene

Passed away peacefully in the loving care of Ronceray Care Home on Wednesday, 9 March, 2022, loving mother to Ben and Kelly, and loving grandmother to Emilia and Freddie, best friend to Janet. She will be greatly missed by all those who knew her.

Funeral Service

Family and friends wishing to attend Shirley’s funeral service are invited to attend the Crematorium Chapel, Westmount Road, St Helier on Friday, 25 March at 10 am.

By request, please be bright.

No flowers.

Donations in lieu of flowers, if desired, may be sent in Shirley’s memory to Stacey Baines, c/o Ronceray Care Home, Rue du Huquet, St Martin, JE3 6HE (cheques made payable to Stacey Baines).

All inquiries please to De Gruchy’s Funeral Care, telephone 499444.

SMITH, June Margaret

Passed away at the General Hospital on Thursday, 24 February, 2022, aged 83 years, loving sister to Audrey and Linda and loving aunt to Jason, Donna, Carl, Gavin and Sheryl. She will be deeply missed by all her family and friends.

Funeral Service

Relatives and friends wishing to attend June’s funeral service are invited to meet at the Crematorium Chapel, Westmount Road, St Helier on Thursday, 24 March at 11.30 am.

Family flowers only.

Donations in June’s memory, may be sent to a charity of your own choosing.

All inquiries to Maillards, Funeral Directors, telephone 737291.

LAMB, Steve.

Ali would like to thank everyone who attended the funeral service and to those who sent cards, letters, beautiful flowers and other gifts, each with a message providing great comfort at a very sad time. Thanks to all who sent donations to Rugby for Heroes, and thanks to the dedicated staff on ICU who looked after Steve so well. Sincere thanks to Rev Jenny Pathmarajah who delivered a wonderful and fitting tribute to celebrate Steve’s life, and for being a great support. Appreciative thanks to Cherie Le Maistre and the team at Pitcher & Le Quesne for their kindness, professionalism and sensitive handling of the funeral arrangements. Thanks also to Mikas and staff at Rozel Pub for holding the wake.

NOEL, Harold Charles.

Harold’s family would like to thank the many relatives and friends who have sympathised with them over the loss of Harold. We have been overwhelmed with the amount of cards, calls and messages received, along with the many people who joined with them (some from far afield) to celebrate Harold’s life, and those who have made donations to Les Amis, Harold’s chosen charity. It is heart warming to know how much he meant to so many. Special thanks go to Alicia and her team at Maillards for dealing with the funeral arrangements in such a compassionate and caring way, and to Rev Tony Morling for conducting such a special and personal service. Finally, special mention should also be made of the carers at Jeanne Jugan unit at St Joseph’s care home who looked after Harold (and his family) so well.