This week, Somerset has bid farewell to 38 dearly loved members of the community through touching funeral and death notices published in local media and newspapers. These heartfelt tributes celebrate family members, friends, and community figures who have recently passed, some leaving lives tragically shortened.
Between July 12 and July 18, 33 death notices highlighted individuals connected to the city—whether by residence or close ties—with messages offering comfort and remembrance to grieving families and friends. In addition, four in memoriam messages and one acknowledgement paid tribute to those previously lost, keeping their memories alive.
Announcing the passing of loved ones in trusted local news outlets remains a valued tradition. SomersetLive and sister print titles honor this by preserving every notice in print and online, including on funeral-notices.co.uk, the UK’s foremost platform for death notices and memorials.
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These online tributes serve as lasting legacies, accessible forever to family and friends. They provide a secure space to share memories, post photographs, leave heartfelt messages, and make donations in memory of the departed. Each week, the community comes together in remembrance through these notices and tribute pages.
Among the many cherished lives remembered are individuals of all ages from across Somerset, including beloved parents, grandparents, friends, and volunteers who have left an indelible mark on the region. Funeral details, donation wishes, and service information help loved ones honor their memory respectfully.
To create a funeral notice or add tributes, local families can contact the dedicated obituary team directly or visit the official funeral-notices.co.uk website where all announcements and tributes are archived for ongoing remembrance.
Our thoughts remain with the families and communities mourning these losses, as Somerset continues to celebrate the rich and varied lives of its people.