Just read that it was actually double pneumonia that got her in the end.
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As a proud Aberdonian and Aberdeen and Scotland fan, I’m gutted about Dennis passing. He was a true football legend who never forgot his roots and did so much for our city on and off the pitch.
Rest in peace Dennis
(what a horrible week)
I’ve got a house full of Man Utd supporters . That’s what you like to see someone that’s always remained grounded and humble no matter how well known they became x legend!As a proud Aberdonian and Aberdeen and Scotland fan, I’m gutted about Dennis passing. He was a true football legend who never forgot his roots and did so much for our city on and off the pitch.
Rest in peace Dennis
(what a horrible week)
Him and Jack Charlton were gentlemen, I thought....correct me if I am wrong.
Unlike Beckham....
Unlike Beckham....
Tbh it often is pneumonia for those with underlying illnesses.
Yeah, the same happened with my granddad. His immune system was nonexistent in the end, and everything he could catch, he did.
I liked how even in their own grief, they took the time to think of others suffering and not to give up because she never did. This is what Maureen posted:
RIP Claire Van Kampen, Lady Rylance, theatre director and composer (and wife of Mark Rylance).
The first female musical director of the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal National Theatre.
Died today from cancer aged 71.
The first female musical director of the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal National Theatre.
Died today from cancer aged 71.
It's Mark's birthday today as well. There is never a good time to pass but on her husband's birthday is extra sad.
Rest in peace former footballer and former Aberdeen and Dunfermline Athletic manager Jim Calderwood 
www.bbc.co.uk
Jimmy Calderwood: Former Aberdeen & Dunfermline manager dies - BBC Sport
Former Aberdeen and Dunfermline Athletic manager Jimmy Calderwood has died aged 69.
www.bbc.co.uk
With all this death in the news, it does make you wonder about your own mortality. Wonder how long you have yourself, to be grateful for everyday of health, and take nothing for granted, and especially to stress and worry less. Anyone ever feel the same? Does it make you reflect sometimes?
For the first time ever I contemplated arranging a direct funeral as costs have doubled or tripled for standard funerals. Makes sense if like me you don't have friends or family. A cremation with no service I think it is and a fraction of the price.
Death really does give one a sense of urgency, definitely if you're of the older vintage
Russian figure skaters Yevgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov were killed in the mid air collision, after travelling back to D.C. from US Nationals in Wichita, where their son was competing. They won the World's pairs title in 1994, back when figure skating was still watchable. Just awful news.
The Ballad of Lucy Jordan is one of my all time favourite songs.
Many years ago I saw a One Woman Play based on her life - it was superb. Funny and moving.
What an amazing life she had. The highest highs to the lowest lows. Her later performances were just stunning. Raw, emotional and a reflection of everything she'd been through. Just incredible. RIP Marianne.
I'm so sad about this. He was very close to Yootha and was with her when she died from alcohol addiction 
I hope they're both up there having a good catch up.
I hope they're both up there having a good catch up.