Mrs Joanne Bruce
Cremation Service
Location
Mortonhall Crematorium Main Chapel
30B Howdenhall Road
Edinburgh
EH16 6TX
Date & Time
11:00am Thu 19th Sep 2019
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Condolences
Jane wrote
19th Sep 2019
My crazy, funny friend, you were never afraid to speak your mind and if I ever needed someone in my corner, you were the one. This world has lost one of the best.. I will be with you today to celebrate your life; until we meet again, rest in peace my lovely, xxx
Joe,Lesley&Peter wrote
19th Sep 2019
We are thinking of you Tom, your Dad, Sister and all of your family at this terribly sad time. Sincerest sympathy and love, Joe, Lesley and Peter
Nikki wrote
15th Sep 2019
Can't get my head around this, I'm gonna miss our chats on messenger, at silly times, always there for me or James even Claire, your one of claires oldest best friend.... Look after papa up there, he will be waiting for you with the kettle on, last time I saw you was at papa's funeral I didn't think the next time I'd see you again would be this 😔 you was excited for our wedding next year 😔 😢 this isn't real 😔 miss you & love lots the broons xxxx
Jay wrote
15th Sep 2019
How lucky were we to have you in our lives Jo, we will miss the hugs, the laughter and the love. You will live on forever in our hearts. With love and gratitude. Jay & Jacqui x
Chloe wrote
14th Sep 2019
Rest easy up there Jo, say hello to Chester and Esperanza from me 🙂 Your blunt, swearing, epic self will be missed my friend. Xxxx
Denise wrote
14th Sep 2019
This is happening far to soon. My lasting memory of Jo is her taking me aside to tell me you can eat the green part of a spring onion. I’d never seen a spring onion before and I chopped up the white bit and threw the rest away. Sorry I can’t be there to say good buy. Will be thinking of you all on Thursday. Dee xxx
Michelle wrote
14th Sep 2019
I only knew Jo through the dogs, while we both still lived in spain, and it was pure coincidence we moved to the same area in Portugal,but never got chance to be better aquainted, but everytime i saw her she had a big fat grin on her face, she always had time to stop for a quick chat, she will be remebered by me as the mad dog lady x
Sallie wrote
14th Sep 2019
Goodbye my friend or ‘f**** off then as you would say. Fly high and take care of all of the animals over the Rainbow Bridge. See you in another World being as awesome as you were here, calling a spade a spade and chasing after the animals like a furious demon . Ta ta for now Lots of love Sallie x
Esmeralda wrote
14th Sep 2019
My sweet giant.my sister from another mother and father i miss you soooo much!hope that you found your peace.no more pain or worries.till we meat again i'll pray for you every day.love you to pieces.shrimp
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