For many they won’t even be able to say a final farewell surrounded by the loving comfort and support from their family, friends and wider emotional support network. And that is why today the Yorkshire Evening Post is taking a moment to pause, to reflect, to remember and ultimately to celebrate the lives of those cherished people taken all too soon. You can email your tributes to: [email protected]
13. Roy Helliwell, 85
A retired television engineer, daughter Denise paid tribute to her beloved father: "He used to walk at least two-miles a day. He had a very dry wit and was very charming. He loved seeing his family and will be greatly missed."
14. Selwyn Ellis, 82
Daughter Sarah said she couldnt thank staff at Leeds General Infirmary enough following her fathers death. She said her dad was survived by two sisters, two sons, herself, two grandchildren and was an uncle to many.
15. Tony Clay, 60
Grandfather-of-two Tony Clay, of Bardsey - was a keen golfer and regular gym goer. Daughter Kathryn said: "He was totally and utterly devoted to his family and grandchildren."
16. Yvonne Greenall, 66
Yvonne Greenall, who was married to husband Graham for 45 years. Her daughter Helen said her mum was popular in Pudsey adding, she would always take the time to stop and talk to people.
17. Tony Johnston, 54
A popular pub landlord who ran The Coach and Horses, based in Rothwell. His wife Debbie said: "He liked to see people happy and thriving. He would make time for anyone, even when he was busy himself."
18. Selim Ghebru Gaim, 34
Selim was born in Sudan and studied in Russia before he moved to Leeds, where he worked at a Royal Mail sorting office. Cousin Danait said: "He was a healthy, intelligent man who had an infectious energy. We are devastated."