The death took place on May 26 peacefully at her home, 67 Parkmore, of Ellen Chambers.
She was the wife of the late Samuel and mother of Helen, Mary, Jim, Margaret and Joy.
Her funeral was last Thursday to Bethany Free Presbyterian Church Porta
down, followed by interment in Blaris Cemetery.
Margaret Connolly
The death took place on May 27 peacefully at Laganvale Nursing Home of Margaret Connolly, formerly of Malcolmson Park, Magheralin.
She was the sister of Thomas and sister-in-law of Eileen.
Her funeral was last Thursday to St John's Church, Magheralin, followed by interment in St Colman's Cemetery, Kilwarlin.
Philomena Magee
The death took place on May 27 at Craigavon Area Hospital of Philomena Magee, daughter of the late James and Ellen, 23 Manor Drive, and formerly of Levin Road, Lurgan.
She was the sister of Jim and the late Sean and Desmond.
Her funeral was last Thursday to St Paul's Church followed by interment in St Colman's Cemetery.
William John Canning
The death took place on May 28 of William John (Billy) Canning, husband of Ray and father of David, Trevor and Wendy.
His funeral was on Friday to First Lurgan Presbyterian Church followed by interment in Lurgan Cemetery.
Greta McAreavey
The death took place on May 29 at Craigavon Area Hospital of Greta McAreavey, Antrim Road, Lurgan.
She was the wife of the late Patrick and mother of Jerome.
Her funeral was on Saturday to St Peter's Church followed by interment in St Colman's Cemetery.
James Toman
The death took place on May 31 at Daisy Hill Hospital, Newry, of James (Jimmy) Toman, husband of the late Bridie, 24 Grattan Street, Lurgan.
He was the father of Noel, Oliver, Sheila, Nora, Paul, David and the late Mick and Tom (twins) and baby James.
His funeral was on Monday to St Peter's Church followed by interment in St Colman's Cemetery.
Thomas James McKeown
The death took place on May 31 suddenly at hospital of Thomas James (Jim) McKeown, 57 Deans Road, Bleary.
He was the husband of Frances and father of Dorothy, David and Philip.
His funeral was on Monday from his home to Lurgan Cemetery.
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