In Loving Memory
of
Lorna May Ambrose

Service
WEDNESDAY 20TH JANUARY 2021. COMMENCING AT 10.30AM.

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Lorna May Ambrose
Passed away peacefully
with loving family by her side on
14.01.2021. Aged 93 years.

Loving wife of Doug (dec) who shared
27 years of happiness together.
Loved step-mother of David, Geoff,
Gary, Steve and their families.

Loved and remembered always.

A Funeral Service for
Mrs Lorna May Ambrose
will be held at

David W Bull Cranbourne Funeral Home
6 Brunt Street Cranbourne on
Wednesday 20th January 2021
commencing at 10:30 a.m.

A burial will follow at
the Cranbourne Cemetery
60 Sladen Street Cranbourne

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to the family, please leave a message on the
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  1. The world says goodbye to a very special lady who we will remember fondly in the years ahead.
    She was a “one off” very opinionated and often outspoken and always spoke her mind. A trait that we loved and laughed about many times.
    By being with Dad after he was widowed she probably extended his life by a good 15 – 20 years for which I will be eternally grateful.
    Rest In Peace lovely lady!

    Gary and Val Ambrose
  2. I only met Lorna a few times when I travelled to Australia. I found her a lovely person. Lorna and Doug spent there golden years together and I know she would have missed him. One Christmas she sent me a card with a beautiful butterfly ornament for my fridge I loved it and its still there.
    Rest in peace Dear Lorna.
    Love Janet xx

    Janet M Simms
  3. Nanna Lorna,

    No longer in pain and free like a bird… We hope you had that lobster tail waiting up there for you! We will miss your stories about your younger years and the farm . Most of all we will miss your quick witted cheekiness. We cannot thank you enough for looking after our grandad.
    You will be greatly missed by our family.
    Rest in peace .
    Love always Nat, Adam, Tia, Harry, Ollie and Oscar (aka your 2 little boys)
    Xxxxx

    Natalie , Adam, Tia, Harry, and your 2 little boys Ollie and Oscar
  4. Fare thee well Lorna, God speed into the arms of beloved Doug. We visited you many times in Cranbourne and you always made us so very welcome. I loved the banter between you two, especially at Christmas when I would come over from Perth and make a few dozen mince pies for Doug, and your eyes were always alight with love for him. God bless you Lorna you will be greatly missed.
    Daphne, Alan and family.

    Daphne and Alan gardiner
  5. Dear Lorna May,
    I’ll always remember fondly the stories you would tell, such as growing up on the farm with your animal friends and learning more about your years working the land. You were tough as nails, such a strong lady full of courage, determination and never afraid to speak your mind. You always welcomed us into your home and your homemade sausage rolls were amazing. You will be missed by us all. Thank you for caring for my grandad all those years, I’ll be forever grateful for that and all the happy moments we were able to share.
    All our love,
    Melissa and John

    Melissa and John Fromberger
  6. You came into Dads life when he was lonely sad and at a low ebb – you brought sunshine into his world and made him laugh and smile again and showed him life was worth living and for that we are eternally grateful.. Two people destined to meet late in life and bring love and happiness into each others hearts in their Golden Years – We never appreciated just how much love until I read some of his poems he had written to you. Some of those poems will accompany you on your journey . You both enjoyed life’s simple pleasures – especially a trip to Tooraddin to look at the sea – fish and chips on your lap. These are the little things we all have got to learn to appreciate again .
    The Covid restrictions in retirement homes made life intolerable for your last year on earth buy now you are free. Free from rules. Free from pain Free from sickness
    Reunited and Forever loved.
    You are at rest now Lorna May – You will be missed by many

    Steve and Christine Ambrose
  7. To Lorna
    Thank you for looking after my Dad and also give him more zest to live and passed 25th wedding anniversary in July 2018.Lucky girl. My mum know you as friend.
    God bless you.
    Love from David and Gill xx

    David and Gill Ambrose
  8. Thank you Aunty Lorna for being a bright light in our early years. Loving memories of you and uncle Keith will live with us always ❤️

    Robert and Judy Fisher
  9. Happy memories of our first meeting with Lorna 28 years ago when we visited Australia.
    You welcomed us into your home and introduced us to your friends and family.
    We returned to England knowing that dad was loved and cared for by you.
    Remembering also when you came to Chelmsford and we had the opportunity to spend time with you on our trip to Paris and the English Castle that you had always wanted to see.
    Thankful that we had these happy times together. You will always be remembered with Love.
    God Bless Lorna May
    Geoff and Ilene

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