Family left shocked after Airdrie mum suddenly died at 47

Airdrie woman Charlotte McCormack, known as Chazy, is being remembered as an “absolute diamond” after loved ones were devastated by the major loss.

The 47-year-old’s body “couldn’t fight anymore” and she passed away at University Hospital Monklands on Friday, January 12, after battling health issues.

Chazy was called “Big Nan” by her five grandchildren, Kai, Conlan, Harley, Allan and Tyler, whom she took great pride in.

Chazy passed away surrounded by family (Image: Sourced)

She had also been looking forward to the arrival of her sixth grandchild later this year.

Now she is deeply missed by her family including her four daughters Danielle, Charlotte, Rebecca and Caitlin.

The Glasgow Times has been given permission by Chazy’s family to share the touching tributes from loved ones.

Daughter Dee Johnstone said: “My beautiful mum has passed away.

“She was an absolute diamond, all our hearts are broken.

“You didn’t deserve this but unfortunately your body couldn’t fight any more.

“You were my best friend. I don't know how I am going to do life without you.

“My heart hurts so much. Until we meet again mum I love you so much.

“Everyone and all your grandbabies will remember you forever.

“They loved you more than anything."

Chazy was looking forward to becoming a gran for the sixth time this year (Image: Sourced)

Childhood friend Lynn McCambridge said: “I’m absolutely devastated writing this. My crazy best friend from primary to high school passed away so suddenly. I might have been up in Stirling staying but we spoke all the time.

“I am gutted for you Charlotte, you're going to be very sadly missed, I am gutted for your girls and your grandkids and your family love you ma hen RIP.”

Niece Sophie McCormack said: “Absolutely heartbroken, you were a fighter till the very end auntie chaz.

“You’re the strongest person I've ever known, you never deserved this!

“This world is a cruel place, I’ll never forget you.

“I’ll always tell Aria about how crazy and funny you were, you were one in a million.

“Our wee wonder women.”

Chazy is deeply missed by loved ones (Image: Sourced)

Friend Mechelle Clark posted: “The saddest news. We lost an amazing friend. I can't believe you're gone.

“We may not have spent some time together recently but we always remained friends.

“My thoughts are with the girls, grandkids mum and dad and the rest of the family.

“Until we meet again.”

A funeral director posted: “Charlotte was known for her larger than life personality and for bringing much love, fun and laughter into the lives of her many friends, family members and all who knew her. 

"She had the unique ability to make a profound impact on all who she met over her 47 years of life and will be deeply missed by all who knew her.”