Arrangements for the funeral of Doris Hanlon
Friday 19th February at 1pm
Doris’s family will be attending a ceremony on 19th February to say goodbye to her.
Sadly due to the current coronavirus pandemic, funerals are being limited in a crematorium, so the service is by invite only.
A live webcast of the service however will be available for those people who are unable to attend.
To access the webcast follow the link to the Obitus Media website and input the username and password details below.
Username: Juqe5968
Password: 469801
You can login to the Obitus media website at any time to view a test connection (and we strongly recommend you do this) but you’ll only be able to view the Live Webcast between approx. 1pm and 1.30pm on Friday 19th February.
Digital Order of Service
You can download a digital order of service by clicking on this link.
Donations
If you wish to do something in Doris’s memory donations are being collected for Age UK
You can donate by clicking this link.
Please share this page with anyone you feel should be aware of Doris’s funeral.
Doris’s family welcome any tributes, words of remembrance and stories about her so do feel free to leave any messages at the bottom of this webpage. (Please note comments are moderated so do not go live immediately)
In the meantime, please enjoy the short slideshow of Doris below.
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So many memories growing up opposite the Hanlons and Corcoran and next to.the Hoppers. Playing in gardens, picnics on the Croft and balmy summer evenings outside chatting. However, the memory that always pops in when I think of Doris is the chronicle of the spider on crutches. So much unforgettable belly laughter. Thank you, Doris. Sue xxx
As a family, the McCutcheons spent such lovely times living in Bericote Croft, with Doris, Bill, Maggie, Sandra and Julie as neighbours. Such simple pleasures as the kids all playing out together – dolls hospital, shops, picnics and generally enjoying the outdoors.
Many times we would all stand opposite each other in our doorways, having a good old chinwag and a laugh, often until it became dusk, after a day of us kids playing out.
Doris had such a wonderful laugh and if something tickled her, she wouldn’t be able to stop laughing for ages !!!
Although we are all so much older now, those happy times leave great memories – treasures that money cannot buy. As for Doris, she is of course a very big part of those memories and although we are sad at her leaving to join Bill, Sandra and other loved ones, we are happy that she was such a lovely part of our lives. Rest in peace Doris, you’ll always be remembered with such joy. Lots of love. Maxine xxxx
Julie and family.
My sincerest condolences upon your sad loss.
Doris enjoyed the parties we had in The Croft, as we all did over the years.
RIP Doris I hope that you enjoying the best party of all now gal.
What a beautiful service. Beautiful words from Julie.
The photos are wonderful. Full of memories for you.
Love from Sue and Bob xx
Really such a wonderful tribute from Doris’ family in her memory. And so perfect that you found a way of introducing Doris’ glorious giggle and hoots of laughter into the ceremony! Thinking of you all.
Much love, Liz and Evan xxx