Em@il JURY

So what are your memories of the Queen, and how have you marked her death?

I remember writing to the Queen when I was six and receiving a very chatty letter back from a ladyin-waiting. I thought it was very kind of them to acknowledge a little girl. Donna Anderson

My husband was a soldier, so I was lucky enough to meet the Queen on a few occasions. She was a big part of my childhood. The Queen dying was like losing that last part of my mum.

Morag Maich

I had the pleasure of serving on the Queen’s Flight of the RAF and met her seven times. She was a lovely lady and will be sadly missed.

John Grant

We travelled to pay our respects in Edinburgh. I’ve never felt so compelled to do such a thing before.

Rhonda Hill

My husband is ex-Army and enjoying all the pageantry.

Elizabeth o’regan

I met the Queen twice. The first time I was on horseback at Holyrood House following a regimental parade, the second when she presented me with my MBE following the Gulf War.

Ronald James

I thank God for the commitment she gave our country.

William Andrew Mcculloch