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WREXHAM residents lined the streets to bid an emotional farewell to a hugely popular member of the community following her tragic death. Kay Adamson, 48, sadly died on January 25 at Wrexham Maelor Hospital after losing a battle with Covid-19. Kay and two of her grandchildren. And as a testament to her character, on Monday (February 15) dozens of people lined the streets in Acton where the mother-of-four lived as her coffin was taken by horse and carriage to St Giles Parish Church in Wrexham town centre for her funeral. People clapped as Kay s coffin, being carried by horse and carriage, passed them on the way to her funeral. ....
LIFE will never be the same again for a Wrexham family after the tragic loss of a loved one. Tributes have been paid to Kay Adamson, 48, who sadly died on January 25 at Wrexham Maelor Hospital after losing a battle with Covid-19. Kay, from Acton, leaves behind four daughters; Kayleigh, Kerys, Kara, and Kaci, and eight young grandchildren; Madison, Charlie, Ollie, George, Lilly, Jessica, Isabella and Kuba. Kay Adamson and daughters Kayleigh and Kara. She was also the loving sister of Mark and Susie and is described as being a hugely popular member of the local community, who had had time for anyone . ....
BRAMHOPE’S churches are preparing to celebrate Christmas. Rev Tom Lusty has outlined what will be going on at St Giles Parish Church in the Winter 2020 edition of the Village Newsletter,. He said “Services are on a first come, first served basis with a maximum capacity due to social distancing of 60 people in the church and church hall. Face masks must be worn and contact details given for test and trace.” The church will be holding a 9.30am Parish Communion on Sunday, December 20 and on Christmas Eve a 10.30am Holy Communion Book of Common Prayer will be followed by a 4pm Christingle and a brief Midnight Communion, from 11.30pm. ....