Man who died 'unexpectedly at home' among Nottingham Post funeral notices and tributes
Once a week we share tributes from family and friends for lost loved ones who have died across Nottinghamshire. Each notice will remain online forever, providing a place for people to look back on and remember.
Announcing the death of a loved one in local news media is a long-standing tradition, with every notice published to our newspaper and news site also appearing on funeral-notices.co.uk - the UK's No 1 site for death notices. To read the latest announcements and add tributes to those from our area who have died, click here.
Here are a selection of notices published earlier this week.
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Passed away on 6th June 2025, aged 89. Loving mother of John, Tony, Peter, Terence, Colette and Tracy. She will be missed by all her family and friends. A reception into Church Of The Good Shepherd will take place on Monday 23rd June at 7pm.
The funeral service will take place at Church Of The Good Shepherd on Tuesday 24th June 2025 at 1:00pm, followed by a burial at Redhill Cemetery. Family flowers only, donations if desired for the benefit of The British heart foundation may be sent c/o St. Albans House 32 High Street Arnold NG5 7DZ 0115 967 6777 www.lymn.co.uk
Passed away on 16th May 2025 Aged 87 years. Her funeral will be held at St. Augustine Apostle of England, Roman Catholic Church on Tuesday 1st July at 10.00am, followed by burial at Redhill Cemetery. Family and friends are welcome to join us afterwards at Mapperley Plains Social Club.
Maureen requested 'no flowers', but if you wish to make a charitable donation, she liked Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance
Roland passed away unexpectedly at home surrounded by his family on Friday 6th June 2025, aged 79. A service to remember Roland will be held at Bramcote Crematorium in the Sereity chapel on Monday 23rd June 2025 @ 1100. Please dress comfortably in whatever you wish as this is what Roland would have liked.
It has been requested that no flowers are sent for Roland, however donations in lieu will benefit the wonderful work of the British Heart Foundation. After the service there will be no wake, but family ask that you take some time later perhaps and raise a glass, to reflect and remember stories and memories of Roland. Any enquiries may be sent to Kinton & Daughter Funeral Directors - 01159724555
Now reunited with her much loved mum Madge & dad Ernest, and her siblings Ron, Ken, May, Fred & Barry. She will be so dearly missed by all of her family and friends.
A funeral service to celebrate Barbara's life will be held on Wednesday 25th June 2025 at 11.00am at Bramcote Crematorium in the Serenity Chapel. For further information please contact Julie Wesson Funeral Directors 21 Villa Street Beeston Nottingham NG9 2NY 0115 922 6577
To add your own tributes to the loved ones from our area, or to publish a notice for your loved one, visit funeral-notices.co.uk
Our thoughts are with the family and friends of those we have lost.
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