Steve
COULSON
of Withernsea
passed away suddenly on
Monday 25th August 2025, aged 68 years.
Leaving a brother Keith and sister Julie,
in-law Tim, nieces and nephews.
Funeral service to be held on
Tuesday 30th September, 11.30am at
Lelley Fields Crematorium.
Family flowers only please but donations
would be greatly appreciated and
can be left after the service or online at
funeral-notices.co.uk.
These will be shared between
Care After Combat and the Armed Forces
Veterans Breakfast Club.
Resting in the care of C Fewster & Son Ltd,
Rest Rooms, Church Lane, Patrington,
01964 630228.

Stephen
COULSON
(Steve)
To my brother Steve, our kid.
No words can take away my pain, loss and
feelings, my heart is broken.
R.I.P. bro, you were sadly taken too soon.
Till we meet again.
God bless, miss you.
Love you, our kid.
All my love,
Keith x

Stephen
COULSON
(Steve)
My No.1 bro, I never thought I’d be
writing this. My heart’s in pieces.
The pain is too hard to deal with.
The way I lost you is incomprehensible.
You were cruelly taken way too soon.
You left me that morning and less
than two hours later, you were gone.
I still can’t believe I won’t get a text saying
“Café sis?”, or our regular daily phone call.
The days are getting harder.
My big brother, my confidant, my hero.
You and I got so close and I thank you for
that. My life is so empty without you.
Give Mum, Dad and Jessica a big
hug from me.
Your birthday present,
Your heartbroken little sis,
Julie xx

Stephen
COULSON
Steve, my brother-in-law.
I couldn’t have asked for a better one.
You were more than my brother-in-law, you
were my brother.
I won’t ever forget what you did for us. You
were always there when we needed you.
I’ll look after Julie for you.
Tim xx

Stephen
COULSON
Uncle Steve,
We never imagined we’d have to write
something like this so soon.
You were taken from us far too early,
and it hurts more than words can say.
Saturdays will never be the same without
hearing your bike pull up at the café,
sharing a drink, and telling us where you
were off to next. We’ll miss that big wave,
your smile, and the way you lit up a room
with your presence. It’s how we’ll always
remember you – riding your Harley,
full of life, laughter, and generosity.
You’ve left a hole in our lives that can never
be fi lled. But please don’t worry – we’ll keep
taking Mum to the café and raise a glass for
you. We’ll take care of her,
just like you always did.
Keep riding on,
All our love,
Rachel, Beckie and Layla xxx

John Christopher
FINCHAM
passed away peacefully at home on
Thursday 4th September 2025.
Dearly loved husband of Margaret, much
loved kind and generous dad and grandad.
We all miss you every day.
Funeral service to be held on
Wednesday 24th September, 11.30am at
Lelley Fields Crematorium.
No flowers please but donations would be
greatly appreciated and can be left after
the service for The Jean Bishop Integrated
Care Centre.

Stuart
McGEACHY
Deepest sympathy to
Janet and family.
From his loving brother
Alex, in-law Joan
and Joanne and James
xx

Jane Ellen HART
of Humbleton
Died peacefully at home on 2nd September
2025, aged 78 years.
Reunited with her beloved husband Richard.
A dearly loved mum of James and Katie.
Funeral service to be held on
Thursday 25th September at 1.30pm at
Lelley Fields (Birch Hall).
Donations may be made in Jane’s memory
to Cats Protection.
Resting at John Parkin and Son
Tel: 01482 376104.

Christine SNAITH
of Patrington
passed away at home,
Monday 1st September 2025, aged 81 years.
Will be sadly missed by all the family.
Funeral service Monday 29th September,
11.30am at St Germain’s Church, Winestead,
followed by a private cremation.
No black clothing by request.
Donations if desired in memory of
Christine for St Germain’s Church Fund
and the Cardiac Unit at Castle Hill Hospital
would be kindly appreciated and may be left
at the service.
Resting C Fewster & Son Ltd, Rest Rooms,
Church Lane, Patrington.

Christine
SNAITH
(Chris)
Sympathy to Colin and Chris’s family
on your sad loss.
Love from George
xx