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These are some more of tributes received...
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Keira wrote: Ruth was a wonderful creator and teacher. She talked an encouraged me in my felt creations but was also a support in so many other ways and with the great sense of humour I will miss her words of wisdom.
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Margaret wrote: There are no words to let you know how sorry I feel. Ruth was full of life and nothing was too much trouble for her to do I have so many happy memories of my time with her.
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Martin wrote: I was very sorry to hear of Ruth's death I worked for with her for many years at the Inverness Royal Academy where her skills both in desktop publishing and in the laboratory appearing and presenting chemicals were very much appreciated.
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Fr Beresford wrote: I was very sorry to hear of Ruth's death. Her love of life and her faith will be her in abiding memory. For me the sparkle in her eyes and in lifted our hearts and we face the loss of a person we loved and cared for.
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Grace wrote: I was so sad to hear about Ruth's death. I did not know her well but loved the little time I had in her company and realised almost at once what a talented individual she was. Hopefully all your many happy memories of times and artistic talents shared and enjoyed together will see you through this rough time.
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Zelma wrote: I just saw on Facebook about the passing of my friend Ruth. I am so sorry for your loss and know all of her friends and family will miss her. She was so intelligent, caring, and energetic. Heaven has just received a creative angel who will have so much to share.
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Dr Sarah wrote: I was so sorry to hear that Ruth died on Saint Stephen's day. I would have loved to have heard more about her skills with embroidery and her Shetland Angels the one she gave me is very special to me. Rest in peace.
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