Eileen Moore (18 Feb 1945 - 24 Oct 2022)

Kind lovely couple, so sad but now together again, will be missed but remember.

Mum, your going has left a space in the lives of all who knew and loved both you and Dad. Our hearts are broken but, with time, will heal. We both take comfort from knowing that God has reunited you and Dad, as well as all the family, friends and pets who went before you. It's your time to rest now Mum. We both send you on with all our love forever from Nicky and Julie xxxxxxxx

Although our time in the UK was often short we always hoped, each visit, to spend some of it with you and Doug, and we thank you for those times. In particular we fondly recall walks up at the glen with the very lively Dexter, shared festive meals and lunches and laughter with Elaine & Ian.

Eileen your kindness, your strength and your determination to enjoy life and to do your best for those around you were an inspiration - one we will never forget.

You will be missed.
Much love, Karen & Mike

Hey Aunt Eileen, I'm sorry I can't be with you at the moment, but I want you to know I'm thinking of you and I always have done through all these years. I still tell my girlfriend stories from when I was still a small boy and I would spend my days with you and Doug and if I was lucky enough I'd even get to stay a night. I still have a core memory of staying with you eating scrambled egg and letting me stay up late enough to watch robocop, and going on walks through the woods where I found my love for dogs. I've sent some photos along I hope you'll enjoy of me and my dear bonita with my own fur ball of joy. His name is Bren and he's my absolute world, I wish you could meet him. I have so much to thank-you for and I hope you know I still remember how much you done for me when I was a young lad and will never forget it. Lots of Love from Calum, Bonita and Bren xxxxxxxxx

I know you have left us mum, but you’re still here in spirit in all our hearts and minds. So many people have said so many nice things about you. You touched so many. Rest mum, and we celebrate a life well lived.