Juliet Laverty

In Loving Memory

Juliet Laverty

Born
6 July 1982
Passed
2 February 2024
Lived In
London
Funeral Friday 1st March: At this tragic time we invite family and close friends to remember mother, wife, daughter, sister, auntie and dearly loved friend Juliet Laverty (née Trew). Dress: Juliet loved colour and is preferred (eg suits with colourful ties, dresses, what you’re comfortable in)
  • Invitations restricted, to funeral and reception, to those directly invited by the family, please reach out to Mark Laverty.
The family wishes to extend deep gratitude for the kindness, support, comforting messages, calls, flowers, cards and gifts during this time of bereavement. What can I do? A question many people ask. Juliet was a great organiser (work and personal), and it meant a lot to her when people arranged nice things to do together, so please do that with others that knew her and perhaps 1 day for Max so her influence lasts for years to come. Please use this site to send me your ideas & adventures: https://ideasformax.my.canva.site/max Donations: Juliet was an incredible Mummy to Max and just 1 small, of a million, things she did was help other children, recommended for next Xmas: nspcc.org.uk/letter-from-santa Many people have asked about donations, please use the justgiving link on the page for these 2 charities that resonate most:
  • Thrombosis UK to raise awareness, improve support and prevent deaths from blood clots
  • The Fertility Foundation helps those who need financial assistance and emotional support with their fertility journey

Juliet's Life Story

Born
6 July 1982
Passed
2 February 2024
Lived In
London
Juliet Laverty died on 2nd February, 2024 suddenly from a blood clot on her lung caused by a DVT upon arrival at Heathrow airport, following a work trip to Dallas. Despite the best efforts of kindly members of the public, air crew and Paramedics they were unable to bring Juliet back to complete her journey home to her husband Mark and 4 year old son Max, who along with Juliet's parents, sister, family, friends and colleagues are devastated and miss her deeply.

Juliet was born on 6th July, 1982 in Enfield, where she was raised by Alison and Tim Trew alongside sister Rosie. She attended Latymer school and Keele University where she studied English and American Studies, and worked in Events which took her around the world, primarily in the Aviation sector, where her career was blossoming and she was destined for great things.

Juliet loved organising her friends, she was sociable, fun and her distinctive and infectious laugh lit up any occasion. She adored literature, theatre and music, always seeking out new experiences, and travel whether through work or personally. Most of all she loved her little boy, and always had a plan, activity, outing or simple fun to shower her love on him. She will be hugely missed and will live on in us.

Funeral Details

Lambeth Crematorium

Friday 1st March 2024

2.45pm – 3.30pm

Officiant: May Andrews, Celebrant

  • Capacity 80: The venue is limited to 60 seated and 20 standing so please arrive in good time, and limited to those directly invited by the family
  • Transport: Parking is available at the venue, and is well served by public transport, details here:
https://www.lambeth.gov.uk/bereavement-services/our-cemeteries-crematoria/lambeth-crematorium

Wake

Please join the family for our Remembrance Reception, for a toast and light refreshments to remember her, tell stories, laugh (or cry) together, perhaps stay for just 1 more, as Juliet herself would say:
  • The Woodman, Wimbledon Park, 222 Durnsford Rd, SW19 8DR
This location is special to us, where we enjoyed family occasions, sporting events, and socialising with friends, and we hope to be joined by some of Max's nursery friends where they can work on arts and crafts in a dedicated area.
  • Private Hire: 3:45pm - 7pm (welcome to stay longer, open to public from 7pm onwards)
  • Travel: 5-10 minute car journey from the Crematorium. 2 minute walk from Wimbledon Park tube (District Line), 1 stop from Wimbledon train station
  • Accommodation: 5 rooms were available at the venue (please book direct via their website/phone, and please let Mark know), or hotels in Wimbledon that can be recommended
  • Parking: Nearby street parking free after 3pm
https://www.thewoodman.co/ https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/The+Woodman+Pub/@51.4347176,-0.1963476,15z/data=!4m9!3m8!1s0x48760f188d303ad1:0xf1ebd9d31a9f0caa!5m2!4m1!1i2!8m2!3d51.4347176!4d-0.1963476!16s%2Fg%2F1tdzl0yq?entry=ttu

Condolences & Memories

(5)
Maurice28 Feb 2024

From Marie and Maurice Laverty, we were shocked to hear about Juliet, we send all our love and prayers to Mark and Max and to the Trew family, sorry we can’t be there

Derek Laverty29 Feb 2024

Sending our deepest sympathy to Mark,Max & the Trew family at this very sad time. We will join the online service in memory of Juliet. Love from Derek, Margaret & Ben.

Derek Laverty29 Feb 2024

Sending our sincere sympathy to Mark, Max & the Trew family at this very sad time. Apologies for not being able to attend the funeral but we will join the service online, in memory of Juliet. Love from Derek, Margaret & Ben

Peter Laverty1 Mar 2024

Sending our thoughts and prayers today. Juliet was a ray of light and will be greatly missed. Her love and laughter will live on through Mark and Max, as well as the extended family who will cherish the memories we shared together  

Jon and Helen Whittaker1 Mar 2024

Mark, so very sorry for your and Max’s loss. It was a wonderful service, she would have approved. Well done. Anything I can ever do, just ask.

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Funeral Details

Location
Lambeth Crematorium
Date
Friday 1st March 2024
Time
2.45pm – 3.30pm
Officiant
May Andrews, Celebrant