Ann Lisle Stembridge obituary (née Cruickshanks) of Monkseaton passed away peacefully at home on 14 June 2026 at the age of 86, surrounded by her children. A beloved wife, loving mum, cherished grandma and proud great-grandma, Ann was known for her kindness, gentle nature and unwavering devotion to her family.
Throughout her life, she created a home filled with love, warmth and treasured memories. Friends and neighbours remember her as someone who always welcomed others with compassion and a caring smile.
While her passing brings deep sadness, her family also celebrates a life defined by love, resilience and lasting family values.
Ann Lisle Stembridge Obituary: Quick Facts Box
- Full Name: Ann Lisle Stembridge (née Cruickshanks)
- Residence: Monkseaton, North Tyneside
- Passed Away: 14 June 2026
- Age: 86
- Spouse: Derek Stembridge (late)
- Children: Michael, Beth, Lynn and Allison
- Service Venue: St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Monkseaton
- Charity: RNLI Cullercoats
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A Woman Remembered for Her Kindness
Those who knew Ann remember a woman whose kindness came naturally. She placed family at the centre of her life and found joy in supporting those she loved.
Her gentle personality, generosity and caring nature left a lasting impression on relatives, friends and neighbours alike, creating memories that will continue to be treasured for years to come.
At Home, Surrounded by Family
Ann passed away peacefully at home with her children by her side, a reflection of the close family bonds that remained at the heart of her life. Their presence during her final moments provided comfort and will remain a cherished memory for those she loved.
For Michael, Beth, Lynn and Allison, that closeness at the end will be a source of lasting comfort, even amid the grief of losing their mum.
The Family Ann Leaves Behind
Beloved Wife of the Late Derek
Ann was the beloved wife of the late Derek Stembridge, with whom she shared many years of love, companionship and family life. Together they built a close and caring family whose love continues to honour their memory today.
Much-Loved Mum of Four
As mum to Michael, Beth, Lynn and Allison, Ann remained a constant source of love, guidance and encouragement. Family was always her greatest priority, and the values she shared continue through the generations she helped shape.
Grandma, Great-Grandma and Sister-in-Law to All the Family
Ann was a loving mother-in-law, grandma, great-grandma and sister-in-law to the whole family. A phrase that speaks to a woman whose warmth was extended generously and without distinction across every branch of a large family tree.
Celebration Service Details
St Andrew’s U.R.C., Monkseaton: 2:15 PM
Friends are asked to meet for a Celebration Service at St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Monkseaton, on Thursday, 16th July 2026 at 2:15pm. Among the Monkseaton North Tyneside death notices covered by the Newcastle Chronicle. A private cremation will take place beforehand.
Donations to the RNLI, Cullercoats
No flowers by request. Donations, if desired, may be given at the church for the RNLI (Cullercoats). The volunteer lifesaving charity whose local lifeboat station serves the North Tyneside coastline Ann called home.
Funeral Enquiries
William Purves Funeral Directors, Monkseaton
Tel: 0191 252 3635
FAQs
When did Ann Stembridge pass away?
She passed away on 14 June 2026.
How old was Ann Stembridge?
She was 86 years old.
Where did Ann Stembridge live?
She lived in Monkseaton, North Tyneside.
Where will the celebration service take place?
At St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Monkseaton, on 16 July 2026.
Which charity is receiving donations?
RNLI Cullercoats.
Ann Lisle Stembridge: A Life Celebrated, Not Just Mourned
Ann Lisle Stembridge leaves behind a family enriched by her love, kindness and unwavering support. As a devoted wife, loving mum, cherished grandma and proud great-grandma, she created a legacy that will continue through the generations she loved so dearly.
She will be deeply missed and fondly remembered by all who knew her.
To read more tributes from across the region, visit the Newcastle Chronicle obituaries, where the North East comes together to remember those it has lost.
Rest in peace, Ann — reunited with Derek, and forever loved by your children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren in Monkseaton and beyond
