She was a natural at her work and a firm favourite with the residents and their families.
Susan spent many years working at Wellfield and Henley House Care Homes in Accrington, working her way up to become care home manager, with her naturally caring and giving personality. She was hard working and throughout her life has had many different job roles but her favourite was working in care. Susan was born in Prescot and made the move to Huncoat when she was nine years old with her family. Sue Susan (Sue) Margaret Brady passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family on Saturday, September 24, aged 70. All enquiries to Desmond L Bannon & Sons Funeral Directors, Cresta House, 43 Broadway, L11 1BY. Funeral service to be held at St Francis Xavier's Church (Sailsbury Street) on Tuesday 4th October 2022 at 2.00pm followed by committal at Anfield Crematorium at 3.20pm. Robbie will be very sadly missed by all his loving family and numerous friends. Cherished husband of Pat, adored dad to Melissa, much loved grandad and great grandad to Anthony, Bobby, Vincent, Cade, Cody and Darla, loving brother of Ray. (Robbie Addo) Passed away peacefully at home aged 71 years. Here are the notices published in the ECHO from September 23 to September 30.
ACCOMPANIST ANTONYM FULL
You can see the full list of family announcements by visiting the Liverpool ECHO section of our partner website .uk. It gives people a chance to celebrate the lives of loved ones, pay respects to the health and care teams who looked after them. Every notice published to our newspaper and news site also appears on .uk.Įvery notice remains online forever providing friends and families with a lifelong tribute to their loved one, a safe place online to share memories, add tributes, photographs and make donations in memory. Thank you Garstang Musical Productions, for your hospitality and an enjoyable afternoon.Announcing the passing of a loved one in local news media is a long standing tradition and we are proud of the trust placed in us to make these important announcements. “Only Remembered” was a fitting tribute to those who paid so great a price, with the added bonus of supporting The Royal British Legion- having them in the foyer was a particularly nice touch, showing that they are a `year round` organisation. Musical Director and accompanist, Anthony Satterthwaite had worked hard with the company, and the company rose to the occasion.Īfter last years` concert, “Love Is”, I did wonder how they would follow it this year- I needn`t worry though, as Garstang Musical Productions seem to have hit on a winning formula- A piano, nothing contrived- just great story telling and great singing. Lucy Burdett, as choreographer kept the troops in line (not literally) with her steps.
Phillip Bourne as Producer, had obviously put a lot of time and effort into this production, and its` content, and should be congratulated for doing so. “Only Remembered” managed this with a dignified assurance- Ben Parkinson`s trumpet for Last Post was simply superb.
As with any concert/ production commemorating war, whether it be The Great War or any since, you always feel it`s a prelude to the Last Post, if the right level has been struck in the story telling, then the Last Post when played, will always leave you with a tingle down your spine, a tear in your eye, and a sense of hope. The links between songs were set at just the right tone, whether it be poetry from the Front Line or thoughts from loved ones left at home. There were many individual “Character pieces” throughout, Marion Gaughan, Vicky Lumley, Jill Brayshaw and John Savage to name but a few, but everyone played their part. Once again, the harmonies and singing were excellent- it really does make a difference when these are well rehearsed and executed in performance. The Company numbers, the sketches and the solo parts all rattled along effortlessly, showcasing once again just how much talent this company have in their (excuse the pun) ranks. Once again, Garstang hit the right note, both literally, vocally and sentimentally. Garstang Musical Productions concert this year commemorated the 100th Anniversary of the end of the First World War, “Only Remembered-Reflections on the First World War in Spoken Word, Music and Song”, exploring the changes in music from the early 1900`s through to the end of the Great War, with a few songs thrown in from our Canadian and American Allies.
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