PEOPLE pay tribute to much loved hospital porter and dad as he suddenly dies.
Tributes have been paid to hospital porter Stephen Tranter who died suddenly on October 5 aged 57 years old.
Mr Tranter, who lived in Barrow, was a beloved fiancée of Emma, much-loved dad of Joshua, loving brother and brother-in-law of Paul and Derian, loved uncle and a great friend to many.
Mr Tranter worked as a porter at the A&E department at Furness General Hospital for more than 20 years.
Liz Gaskell said: "A wonderful man with a kind heart and great sense of humour. RIP"
Jacqui Armstrong said: "One of life’s best. Will be sadly missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing Steve Thinking of his family. RIP Steve."
Janine Stevens said: "Lovely man was always smiling and nothing too much trouble, he will be missed. Thoughts go out to his family."
Jemma Marie Robertson said: "Steve will be a massive miss to the whole of FGH.
" He always had good humour and a sarcastic tone which always made people laugh and smile even if the day wasn't going so well.
"He had such a lovely send off and it was so amazing to see so many people paying their respect to him as it showed just how much he was loved."
Suzie Beth said: "A true gent. Loved working with you. Sleep tight."
Janice Corr said: "A lovely genuine lad Steve, will be sorely missed by his friends and colleagues. RIP Steve"
Nicola Smith said: "Such a lovely guy, always smiling and nothing was too much trouble, he will be really missed."
Linsey Harland said: "Will miss seeing you in radiology, telling me to get a move on, you always seemed so happy like nothing phased you at work RIP."
Emma Dale 21 said: "You will be greatly missed in FGH, keep expecting to see your smiling face in the corridor, ready to say something, you had a nick name for everyone, and always a made us laugh Sleep Tight Steve."
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