Anne McPherson (4 Nov 1940 - 24 Jun 2022)

My Darlin Anne
thank you for the past 40 years of your love you were and still are my sunshine. We will all do you proud today and give you the dignity that you deserve. X

I was so sorry to hear of your passing Anne.
You were a lovely lady with the biggest smile and my thoughts and condolences are with your lovely boys and extended family. xx

Sadly missed.Last nightshift tonight Anne.Thankyou for all your years care compassion and support to the mums their babies and staff of the Queen Mothers Hospital and The QeuH.

R.I.P Gran 💙xxxxx

So glad I came in to see you, you know what I am like Gran and you know how I feel.. We made our peace and we made our closure, we didnt need today for that I just needed to know you where at peace.. Now I know, your hard working hands are at rest 💗 shine bright gran & rest easy... See you when I get there, love always Kerry-Anne xxxx

I was deeply saddened to hear that Anne had passed away. I have so many wonderful memories of her that I will always treasure—my sincere condolences to her sons and extended family. R.I.P, sweet lady.

You always have and always will be in my thoughts. I love you gran ❤️
My condolences to Gary, Alan, Tony & Dave.

Rest in peace Gran, I'm glad I got to see you at the end to say goodbye. I Love you Gran ♥️

So sorry for your loss Allan and Nic xx

So sorry to hear this very sad news. I worked with Anne at the Queen Mums and the Southern General. Anne was always so happy. No matter how busy she was she always gave you a smile: mischievous , comforting and warm. To cross paths with Anne always brought happiness. A real joy in many lives and a legend for so many. Thoughts are with you all

An exceptionally strong woman … condolences to the boys, their families and Dave x

Awww RIP Anne
Worked with Anne at the QM then met up with her at QE lovely lovely woman
Thinking about all the family 💐 💐

What wonderful memories I have of Anne. I worked with her for decades both at The Queen Mother's Hospital and the maternity unit at the Southern General.
As lead midwife I met Anne nearly every day of her working life. She was such a caring kind person. Happiness surrounded her and her love for the mother's and babies.
Despite "retiring" Anne continued to work bank shifts almost full time
I often asked her "when are you going to make time for yourself"
The world has lost a truly kind caring woman. RIP

I have so many memories of Anne from our time working together in the Queen Mothers Hospital. Lots of hard work - but plenty of laughs too.
So sorry, and saddened, to hear of her death.
Sincere condolences to all the family. x