Mrs Hellena McBrearty
after a short illness, in
Perth Royal Infirmary,
on Saturday, August 10,
2019, Hellena, (Lena)
Leggatt, aged 71 years,
beloved wife of John,
much loved mum of
Jacqueline and Maureen,
loving gran of Ross,
Grant, Christian and
Zain, loving mother-inlaw of Grant and Ray and a dearly loved sister, sister-in-law, aunt
and good friend to
many. R.I.P. Reception
of Remains, followed by
Funeral Mass, in St
Leonard and St Fergus R.C. Church, St
Leonard's Place, Dundee,
on Thursday, August 22,
at 1.30 p.m., to which all
family and friends are
respectfully invited.
Interment thereafter, in Birkhill Cemetery, arriving main gate at 2.30 p.m.
Funeral Service
Location
St Leonard & St Fergus RC Church
St. Leonard's Place
Dundee
DD3 9HD
Date & Time
1:30pm Thu 22nd Aug 2019
Burial Service
Location
Birkhill Cemetery
Templeton Road
Dundee
DD2 5PG
Date & Time
2:30pm Thu 22nd Aug 2019
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James L Wallace Funeral Directors
55a Strathmartine Road
Dundee
DD3 7RX
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