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Victoria, Beloved Lay Reader and Ordinand, Mourned by St Anne’s Stanley Church Community

The loss has been particularly difficult for her son Andrew and her parents, Nanette and Terry, who were with her during her final moments.

Alfred Olumoroti
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Victoria, Beloved Lay Reader and Ordinand, Mourned by St Anne’s Stanley Church Community

STANLEY — The community of Stanley is mourning the death of Victoria, a beloved friend, lay reader and ordinand at St Anne’s Stanley Church, whose passing has left her church family, relatives and wider circle of friends deeply saddened.

The church shared the heartbreaking news of Victoria’s passing after her health deteriorated rapidly toward the end of August. Her son, Andrew, and her parents, Nanette and Terry, were with her at the time of her death.

Victoria’s passing has prompted an outpouring of tributes from friends and members of the St Anne’s community, many of whom remembered her as a kind, lovely and remarkable woman who was deeply loved by those around her.

Messages of sympathy have been shared with Victoria’s family as they navigate the difficult days following her death. Particular thoughts and prayers have been extended to her son Andrew and her parents, Nanette and Terry, as they mourn their loss.

Victoria Remembered at St Anne’s Stanley

Victoria played an important role within the St Anne’s Stanley church community as a lay reader and ordinand. Beyond her involvement in the church, those who knew her have remembered her for her warmth, kindness and the positive impression she made on people around her.

Her death has created a profound sense of loss within the church family. Friends and fellow members of the congregation have been reflecting on the memories they shared with Victoria and the contribution she made to the community.

The tributes emerging following her passing highlight the affection and respect she had earned among those who knew her. She is remembered not simply for her service within St Anne’s Stanley, but also as a valued friend whose kindness touched many lives.

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