In loving memory of Anna and Marty who both sadly passed away in February
The funeral service will be held at 10.30am on Wednesday 6th April at Mortlake Cemetery. We will hold a service in the cemetery chapel, followed by the burial.
Directions for those who are attending are provided below. You are welcome to leave a personal tribute below.
HOW TO GET THERE
Address:
Mortlake Cemetery
Clifford Avenue
London
SW14 7BU
Directions:
Mortlake Cemetery is located on the Clifford Avenue A316 which runs from Richmond to Chiswick Bridge. Please note that this is the only entrance in operation, there is no access from Mortlake Rd A205.
From Richmond / M3 / A316: drive along the Lower Richmond Road A316 towards Chiswick, at Chalkers Corner go straight across at the junction with Mortlake Rd A205. The entrance to the cemetery is on the left before you reach Chiswick Bridge.
From Chiswick / M4 / A4 / A316: drive along the Great Chertsey Road A316 towards Richmond, after you cross Chiswick Bridge, the entrance to the cemetery will be on your right.
Parking: you can park along the roads in the grounds of the cemetery.
Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ): Please note that Mortlake Cemetery falls within the ULEZ charging zone (you can check your vehicle’s compliance status here).
Nearest Tube: Kew Gardens (District Line) (approx 10 mins walk)
Bus: 190, 419
National Rail: Mortlake (approx 10 mins walk)
FLOWERS
If you wish to send flowers, please order these from the official funeral florist Rose & Mary – to order flowers call Leonoor on 07958 293130.
If you are using an alternative florist, the flowers should be sent to White Rose Modern Funerals at the address below to arrive by 5pm on Tuesday 5th April:
White Rose Modern Funerals
Causeway House
13 The Causeway
Teddington
TW11 0JR
Thank you
TRIBUTES
To my dearest grandma and grandpa,
It feels so strange and so sad not being able to pick up the phone and call you and ask if you have seen the latest photos or Ariana and Alonso. We always joke how Irish they look, especially Alonso, I know that you would have absolutely adored them. It hurts me so much that you never got the chance to meet them and for the time we lost over this last decade. You don’t know how many times I think back to my childhood and all the time spent with both of you, all the laughs, all the fun we had. I never needed any other children around when I was with you both that’s how much I loved being with you. I still remember watching billy elliot upstairs in the bedroom and dancing with grandma to ‘I love to boogie.’ I remember being amazed when grandma sat in the front seat of grandpa’s car just to prove to me that she did actually know how to drive. I remember grandpa teaching me how to ride a bike. I remember you saying until the very end that I would always be your ‘wee Irish girl.’ You always told me to never forget my Irish roots and all the memories and I never did, I never will. Thank you for giving me such wonderful childhood memories, ones that I will cherish for a lifetime. I hope you’re both dancing up in heaven along with Leanora and Gavin.
May you both rest in eternal peace. Love always, your little Irish girl Nadia xxxxx
Good night and God bless, may you sleep peacefully side by side. I will never forget all of the beautiful times we spent together, those precious memories will be forever in my heart. I miss you and will always love you. You will forever be in my prayers.
Naheed Williamson
Your loving son, Martin Gerard.❤️
One of my earliest memories is of you saying “let Sallie stay here for a week” while we were on a visit to Corby from Derbyshire.
Although I was very shy, I remember having fun with Martin Gerard, Margot and Leonora. I did, however, get in to a bit of trouble for telling them that Santa wasn’t real.
During that week you taught me Molly Malone and found a green, White and gold outfit to wear to return home.
I loved to hear Aunty Anna sing and can’t hear “Frankie and Johnny” without thinking of her.
RIP with the family waiting for you. Sallie
Sallie Ferguson
To Grandma and Grandpa,
Thank you so very much for all of the many memories that you created with me. I love and will never forget a single one of them. I love you both very much and it warms my heart knowing that you will both be buried in such a beautiful place.
Rest in eternal peace ❤️x
Daniel Conmey
A loving couple who visited me in Sheffield and listened to jigs and reels.
Aunty Anna was a wonderful singer. I particularly liked her singing shores of Americay.
God bless them both.