Josephine Elizabeth Gough (8 Apr 1937 - 31 Mar 2021)

Sending huge hugs to the Gough brothers (my brothers) and their families X

Josie, you played a huge part in all of Darrens pals growing up and I for one will always be truly grateful. Although between you and my Dad all the lads became addicted to cards and fruit machines!! You kept an eye on us all, without us realising it at the time. Your heart full of love and affection that you shared with all of us, you truly were one of lifes angels and one of the kindest people I have ever known.
Rest in peace Josie, back with your Terry now and thank you for all your kindness and guidance to us all.
Love Always,
Steve x

Auntie Josie was 12 years older than me
Every Thursday from the age of about 3 I used to stay with my grandmother (her mother).
I looked forward to it each week asAJ always Was tuned in to Radio Luxembourg
Just in case Elvis Presley was played she used to “Jive” me around the room telling me he was going to be the next big star
It was very exciting in 1952 when the UK was still coming to terms with the consequences of the war and rationing
She was a bright light for me and was always so for everyone for the rest of her life .
Maureen

R.I.P Josie. Always with a smile and friendly welcome. At peace with Terry Now. All our Love and Thoughts to all the Gough Family. Martin,Kim,Katie and Tom. XXXXX.

Rest in peace Auntie Josie now reunited with uncle Terry
Anne -Marie (Maureen’s daughter ) God bless xx

To josie my friend I have lovely fond memories of our lunches out with Megan and Olivia.we loved our fish&chips.and when you came to Sunday lunch while doing the washing up we would put the world to right,also tell me about your beloved Terry who you are with know it was a delight knowing you.R.I.P god bless

God Bless you Josie x My Faithful and Lifetime friend 0f 70 years. Rest in Peace now reunited with your Beloved Terry Love Maureen x

RIP Josie, you were always so full of fun and energy, you will always be fondly remembered and live long in my memory xx
PS. Thanks for the extra chips.
God Bless.

Auntie Josie have lovely memories of you from my childhood rest in peace united now with Uncle Terry xx

Our warmest thoughts and heartfelt condolences are sent to our cousins Gary, Adrian and Darren - and their families - on the sad loss of dearest Auntie Jo.

We can’t all be there with you to celebrate Josie’s life, but our hearts and minds certainly will be.

Sent with love and great memories.

The Halfords - Arthur, Catherine, Stephen, Isabel and Ann