This week, heartfelt tributes have been shared in memory of 31 cherished Somerset locals, reflecting the deep love and respect held by their families and communities. The latest funeral and death notices published between May 31 and June 6 honor those who recently passed, including those whose lives ended prematurely.
A total of 29 death notices were featured in the funeral section of SomersetLive’s affiliated print titles, commemorating individuals with connections to Somerset. Additionally, an in memoriam message and an acknowledgment were included, offering solace to grieving loved ones.
Announcing the passing of community members through local news has long been a valued tradition. SomersetLive is proud to be entrusted with these important announcements, which also appear on funeral-notices.co.uk—the UK’s leading platform for death notices and memorials.
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All published notices remain accessible online indefinitely, providing families and friends with a lasting tribute. These pages offer a safe space to share stories, upload photographs, express condolences, and make donations in memory of those who have departed.
Each week, we honor the lives remembered within our community through funeral notices and online tributes. Below are selected notices published earlier this week, reflecting the diversity and depth of lives celebrated across Somerset.
For example, Alan of Wells, who passed peacefully on May 22 at 87, is remembered fondly by his wife Kathleen, son Stephen, and many. His cremation service is scheduled for June 17 at Mendip Crematorium, with donations welcome for Wells Golf Club.
Similarly, Diane of Larkhall, Bath, passed on May 10 aged 81. Her sons, grandchildren, and extended family fondly recall her, with her funeral held on June 12 at Haycombe Crematorium. In lieu of flowers, donations to Dorothy House Hospice are encouraged, and attendees are invited to celebrate her life in smart casual attire without black.
Other memorials pay tribute to individuals such as Philip of Colerne, aged 83, Ernie, aged 93, and Dale of Yeovil, aged 60, among others. Many families have requested donations to charitable organizations meaningful to their loved ones, including Dementia UK, Macmillan Cancer Support, St Margaret’s Hospice, and the Alzheimer’s Research UK.
These notices reflect not only the passing of loved ones but also the enduring bonds of family and community. By sharing these stories, SomersetLive helps keep the memories of those lost alive in the hearts of many.
We extend our deepest sympathies to all families mourning their loved ones. For those wishing to submit notices or tributes, dedicated contact information is provided to guide you through this process with care and respect.