Lynsey Neary (6 Nov 1978 - 1 Jun 2021)

Lynsey was a character We have great memories for her in sunny beach over the years. May she rest in peace. Sending love to Robyn , Karis and Alex ❤❤

Still doesn’t seem real, we meet and became friends instantly, we both had a laugh and didn’t take life to seriously, you will be missed by lots as you were a lovely fun kind girl sleep tight huni ❤️❤️

Very sorry for the sad passing of Lynsey she was a lovely woman with 2 beautiful daughters who she loved and her amazing father Alex who who walk the earth for his family Lynsey was a character with her funny sense of humor she would always but a smile on your face .Lynsey is know with her brother Darren and her Mam may they be up the having a ball 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
My condolences to Alex Robyn and Karis
From Jimmy,Antoinette,courtney and Cameron all our love from Dublin 💚💚💚

RIP lots of childhood memories that will cherish forever ❤️you will be sadly missed

No photos to share but plenty of laughs shared and plenty of memories to cherish of our much younger years. Rest easy wee pal,you were taken far too soon. Xx

We’re do I start I miss u so much all the memories we had going here and there and every were hope ur having a ball up there I love and miss u so so so much u we’re gone to soon but now u have no pain love u Karis fly high my angel 💔💔🕊🕊

RIP LYNSAY THE QUEEN OF PARTICK

Lynsey my wee cuz, were do I start?

From our childhood memories at Church St, being sent round the shops and running back quick, excited for chips and a pickle out the chippy for our Friday night treat. Then to Hyndland St. Wearing your mums high heels and makeup. Getting to eat the ham hough from the soup pot with a wee tate of ginger.

Playing round my mums back in the summer making dens with the sun loungers and then perfume with the roses petals and water. Going to the school discos across the road. Playing hide and seek in my grannies.
Always staying over at weekends at each other’s after our mums get togethers. Darren chasing us, throwing the plastic veg from my play kitchen/shop and us screaming and laughing, hiding under the covers on the top bunk.

The caravan with me, you, Darren and Mags Doc. The big tin of golden syrup we ate with a spoon.

Having our girls the same year, them being brought up together, just like us and having the same closeness and great family memories we had was something very special we both loved. Will treasure all our fun times with the girls and holidays to Bulgaria and caravan.

There’s so many more great memories, but I will treasure the most the laughs we had together. Our same sense of humour and constant carry on and the patter flowing.

I miss you so so much and always will, until we meet again.
Love you forever ❤️

Goodnight and god bless
Ten kisses to you, Darren and Auntie Frances xxx