Rita POTTER

The family of the Late Rita Potter would tike to express their sincere thanks to all who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement.

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Dr Bradford, Dr Johnny and all the staff of the Haematology Ward and the Mandeville Unit at Craigavon Area Hospital for their loving care and attention to mummy in particular in her last few weeks.

Our sincere thanks to Rev Peter Thompson for his pastoral care and conducting the funeral service. We would like to thank Rev James O'Neill for his kind words and thoughts in Hazel's home the morning of the funeral. Also to Mrs Deborah Watt, mummy's pastoral visitor for her visits to her while at home.

As a family we wish to thank the members of All Saint's Crossdernott fort he tidy up work that had to be carried out during renovations to facilitate the funeral, also for those who organised parking, prepared the church and church hall.

A speciaI mention goes to the organist Mrs Pamela McGeagh. Sincere thanks to the ladies of Crossdernott Mother's Union for providing and serving the tea after the funeral service.

Heartfelt thanks to all the kind family and friends who called at the home, brought food, helped in the home, sent cards, telephoned, texted, helped with farming duties or gave donations to Air Ambulance.

Finally, our sincere thanks to John, Keith and lrene of F. Martin & Sons, Funeral Directors and gravedigger for the most caring and professional manner in which they carried out the funeral arrangements.

Trusting this acknowledgement will be accepted by all in grateful appreciation.

Sandhotes, Dungannon & Cookstown.