Mr John McKay
(Inverurie)
Peacefully at Bennachie View Care Home, Inverurie, on Sunday, October 20, 2024, John (Johnny) aged 94 years, devoted husband of the late Helen, much loved dad of the late Susan (Suzie), a dearly loved granda of Greg, a dear uncle, cousin and friend to many.
Funeral service in Eric P Massie Funeral Directors Chapel, 76a High Street, Inverurie on Wednesday, October 30 at 1.00pm, thereafter to Inverurie New Cemetery, to which all friends are respectfully invited. Family flowers only please, donations in lieu, if so desired at chapel door, in aid of Bennachie View Care Home.
McKay
(Inverurie)
Greg and family would like to express their sincere thanks for the many kind expressions of sympathy received in their recent sad loss of Johnny. Special thanks to the staff of Bennachie View Care Home for their loving care and attention, to Mr Neil Mellis for his fitting tribute to Johnny on the day, to Kat at Inverurie Loco’s and Kerrys Katering for their welcoming refreshments, to all those who paid their last respects at the chapel and graveside and for the generous donations received in aid of Bennachie View Care Home.
Funeral Service
Location
Eric Massie service room
Date & Time
1:00pm Wed 30th Oct 2024
Burial Service
Location
Inverurie New Cemetery
Date & Time
1:45pm Wed 30th Oct 2024
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