ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GALBRAITH - In Margaret’s own words “My dear loveable family, Kay, Lorraine and George: a special place in my heart, with me through all trials, we meant so much to one another. My special boy Hamish, he was my world. A sincere thank you to Cousin Mairead, Henry and family, Archie and Gloria, my extended family, Margaret, Maureen and Pat Williams, Lesley Harvey, Louise and Alex Burnfield, Fiona and Alasdair McPhee, Cathie and Tom Brown, Stewart McLean, Stuart Andrew, Margaret Jones, Mary McKinven and to all my friends”. On a personal note, Kay and Lorraine Dutch (from Glasgow) would also like to sincerely thank those above for their love and friendship given to the late Margaret Galbraith and for their help and support given to us during our time in Campbeltown. We will be forever indebted to you all for your personal kindness. A heartfelt thank you to all the doctors and nurses of the Beatson, Stobhill and Campbeltown hospitals, the Acute Ward, including Dr Lazarus, Kitty and Maggie, Macmillan nurses, community nurses, Carr Gomm and ambulance teams for their exceptional medical care, treatment and attention given throughout Margaret’s illness, in particular the last few day of her life. We would also like to thank Rev W Crossan for his visits and Rev P Wallace for the very comforting and personal words of service and to the organist Mr D McEwan for his farewell choice of music. A special thank you to Alasdair Blair and staff for their professional and caring services and to the Ardshiel Hotel for the catering. Finally, thank you to all who attended the funeral to pay their respects.

SHARP - Lynne, Enid, Robert and family would like to thank everyone for their kind expressions of sympathy following the sad loss of their mum, May. Grateful thanks to the Reverend William Crossan for an apt and comforting service, to David McEwan for the uplifting music, to Julie Blue for piping, to Alasdair and Kenneth Blair for their respectful and fitting funeral arrangements and to staff at the Ardshiel Hotel for purvey. A retiral collection for Macmillan Nurses, Kintyre Locality raised £410.35.