

Wolfi lived life to the full
On the 9th of March Wolfi Kroner of Whiting Bay died; I’m not going to say he passed on, passed over or took eternal rest. Using euphemisms where Wolfi was concerned seems totally inappropriate. Wolfi said it as it was and lived it as it was.
A life lived for others
Nan McMurdo died on July 12, after a long and debilitating illness which had confined her to a wheelchair for the last 40 years. Nan was born and bred in the Ayrshire village of New Cumnock and later moved to neighbouring Cumnock, where she and husband Ian raised their family.
Pauline Muir – she lived to serve
Mrs Pauline Muir, who was for many years the Arran tourist officer, died last month. She was 98.
Sheila Selkirk, 3rd May 1928 – 28th December 2019
Sheila Marie Phyllis Selkirk of Brodick lived most of her 91 years on Arran but was born and raised in the village of Hockley in the Essex countryside.
Remembering George Forrest Auld
The family wish to thank the wonderful staff at Montrose House, the Arran doctors, distict nurses and all those who have given good wishes and support over the last few weeks.
Obituary: Harold Edward Taylor, 1923-2018
‘Spud’ was a well-regarded member of Arran’s island community and held in great affection by all who knew him.