The obituary notice of Patsy Ann GILBOY

Can't believe i am writing this for you patsy ann we went to school together you was AT SCHOOL TOGETHER 💗beautiful person inside & out R.I.P. CLAIRE WINSTANLEY & FAMILY 💕💕💕💕💕

I don’t know how to start this r kid hardest thing I have ever had to write you have left me to be with me mum and dad. I wish it would have been a lot later but you’re there now. I will cherish every moment I have ever had with you love, and there was a life time of them funniest times ever. You was so special Pats and I am so proud to have been your big brother. Already missing you so much your smiles your laughter and your madness .
Love you forever girl.
Your broken hearted brother John💔💔💔

Deepest sympathy to John, Marie, Shan, Jess, Tommy, Carlene and Family Xx
Heartbroken for you all on the sad loss of our lovely Pats.
I will cherish the memories and the fun times with Patsy, always a laugh and a dance.
You was one in a million girl Xx
Love and miss you always , back in the loving arms of your mam and dad.
Sleep peacefully,
Lindsey, Alfie, Vin and Joe Xxxx

To our beautiful Pats. No words needed because you knew how we felt about you and love needs no words. We are absolutely heartbroken and will miss you very much. Thank you for all the amazing memories you gave me growing up from a little girl and the new memories you gave my Luan who had you walking the lengths of the estate to see the diggers, fire engines and police cars you loved it just as much as him. He had you run ragged but you always laughed and said come on then the boss and off use went. (Every single time they would come back with sweets from the shop) if Patsy weren’t in Luan would be shouting “Tommy where’s Pats am waiting for her” We will cherish them forever. Back in the arms of your mum and dad. Sending lots of love and strength to your Tommy, your brother John, Marie and Girls. Love you always Pats. Beth and Dom xxxx

Patsy, I 1st met you on my very 1st work placement as a student nurse many, many years ago I think it was 2005. You taught me the ropes and I loved your banter and way and I came back for more when I qualified and got a job on 3b. I was a 'woolyback' as you often referred to me over the years that and 'Ginge'. I left the Royal 3 years ago and we kept in touch, I know if I picked up the phone tomorrow you'd be 'alright Ginge!'. We had many a mad night out and many a mad shift together with lots and lots of memories - We did, we all knew on nights how many hours sleep we'd had that day and what we'd eaten - you can't break a nurses bond and you do know the inside and out of each other completely.

You also knew when to make me "rain me neck in" when I was being fiery! And tell me to stop and I always listened to you even when I was frantic. If you spoke I listened n shut up just being red!

You have always been in my corner and always looked out for me with your kindness and pure friendship.

I was privileged to look after your Mum and Dad and you Patsy when we they were sick with our friends on 3B , 9X. Royal family at it's finest.

To say shock was an understatement that call I got ( I just knew it was wrong)

I was in Liverpool for the 1st day back in a long time having drinks yesterday and I have so many memories of you and our Royal family. I had a drink in every bar for you. You will always have a place in my heart. My memories and my Royal family will never be the same without you Patsy and our Donna with the "sea mefs"- definitely gone to soon but at peace with your Mum and Dad.

Thank you for looking out for me and for always being a true true friend ( and for our blinding memories). I am so sad I'll not hear "alright Ginge" But I'll get a cuddle in heaven from you. God bless sweet dreams and all of that my lovely 'Patsy' lots of love 'GINGE' xxxxxxxxxx