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In loving memory of Keith & Rose Cormack

Dedicated to:

Keith & Rose Cormack

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Donated by:

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Angie, Alec, Deb, Katie, Alice, James, Andrew, Carrie, Michael and David

Type of Tree:

John Downy Crab Apple

Tree Tag:

28

In Loving Memory of Keith and Rose Cormack

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Dad, Mam, Grandma and Grandad ... never an angry word.......
For almost 50 years they made their home in Cramond where they created a lifetime of cherished memories and watched their family grow, flourish and thrive.
As loving parents, grandparents and great-grandparents, they gave us unwavering love, guidance and support. Their kindness, wisdom and warmth touched all our lives and continue to live on in the memories we share. As our family grew through marriages and partnerships they welcomed every new son, daughter and grandchild into the family with open arms, making everyone feel loved, accepted and at home.

Lovingly remembered by their children, Angie, Alec and Deb; grandchildren, Katie, James, Alice, Andrew, Carrie, Michael and David; and great-grandchildren Amelie, Frank, Harry, Rosie, Francesca and Keira, who will continue to hear stories of their Great Granny and Great Grandad for generations to come.

Though no longer with us they remain forever in our hearts and minds. Their love, laughter (and sometimes swearing - Mam), and love of red wine (Dad only), and the legacy of family they helped create will never be forgotten.

"Those we love don't go away; they walk beside us every day."

Donated by: Angie, Alec, Deb, Katie, James, Andrew, Carrie, Michael and David

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