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Loved and Lost: The people from our region who have died after contracting coronavirus

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If you want to pay tribute to a loved one, fill out the form  here. Stewart, from Glossop, died at Tameside Hospital in July.The 77-year-old was described as a 'wonderful caring man'.He was married to Patricia Jack, and had a granddaughter Gemma and three beautiful great grandchildren Lilly 10, Lucas 8 and Ezra 1.His family said: "He worked hard all his life.

He was a loving husband and adored his great grandchildren. He loved to play football when he was younger and took up fishing in later life."Stewart spent several weeks in hospital before contracting the virus at the beginning of July.It was a horrible time for the family. If you want to pay tribute to a loved one, fill out the form  here. Stewart suffered from dementia and was very.

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