Ashleigh Kelso, a 35-year-old mother of three, has died, leaving behind her three young daughters and family members who will miss her dearly. Ashleigh passed away peacefully on November 11, 2026, according to a family death notice. Her passing has left a painful gap in the lives of those who knew and loved her.
Her three daughters, Ruby, Emily, and Imogen, are among those most deeply affected by the loss. Ashleigh was their mother, and the family tribute makes clear how important they were in her life. They now face life without her, holding on to the memories they shared.
Ashleigh was also a much-loved daughter of Andrea and Andrea’s partner, Sid. Her sister, Stacie, is among the close family members mourning her death. She was also the cherished partner of Chrissy, who has lost someone deeply important to them.
Her extended family included her dearly loved aunt Alison and Alison’s husband, Malcolm. Sammy and his wife, Julie, were also named in the family announcement. The tribute reflects the number of relatives who held Ashleigh close and will remember her with affection.
Although the family notice does not provide details about Ashleigh’s career, personal interests, or the circumstances surrounding her death, it offers a glimpse into the family she leaves behind. Her role as a mother, daughter, sister, and partner was central to the tribute.
The family has also announced plans to celebrate her life. A service will take place at Fleming and Cuthbert Funeral Home, 141 Mill Road, Ballyclare, on Monday, November 16, at 1:30 p.m. Burial will follow at Mallusk Cemetery at 3 p.m.
The family has requested that only close relatives and friends attend the house. They have also asked for family flowers only, with donations, if desired, going to ASCERT NI, a charity that works to reduce alcohol- and drug-related harm in communities.
Ashleigh’s death at 35 means her daughters and other loved ones have lost someone whose place in their family cannot be replaced. Her family tribute remembers her as someone with a smile, a kind heart, and a generous spirit. Those are the memories they will carry forward.