My Aunty Anne was my idol. The classiest lady I ever met. She was always beautiful, and is responsible for my love of shoes, bags and lipsticks. When I was wee, I ran away from home to live with my Aunty Anne and Uncle Dave. I remember the time I couldnt afford a suede top for a night out, so bought 2 chamois and took them to Anne to turn in to a top. A few hours later I was out in my new "suede" top, Or the time she made me my lovely pink skating dress. Whatever it was, clothes, cakes, dinner it was always perfect. Just like the lady herself. Kind, caring, loving, and great fun. Gaynor, your Mum will be a very proud lady this weekend, seeing what you are doing.
Gaynor Murray
16th May 2014
My Auntie Anne was one of the kindest, warmest, bravest ladies I ever knew. I miss visiting Gibsongray street and hearing her say 'It's oor Jillie'. I miss hearing all the gossip and the laughs, the stories the smiles in the kitchen over a cup of tea. She had the rare gift of listening to you and was always interested in what was going on in your life. She loved you Dylan very much and your mummy is very like her. I'm so glad she was my auntie and I will remember her with love always.
Gaynor Murray
31st December 2013
Anne - it was a pleasure for me to be professionally involved with you and your lovely family. The love between you, Dave, Gaynor, joe and your precious Dillon was evident in every word and gesture. You hung onto life in a way that no-one thought possible because leaving them was something too difficult to contemplate. You showed dignity and strength in what was a very difficult struggle. your kindness and humour and courage were so evident. I learned from you and your family Anne and I know your love will live on in the many memories that your family have.
Gaynor Murray
5th November 2013