The sixth anniversary of Bob Paisley's death last Thursday was sadly marked by the theft of a church floodlight erected in his memory.
Paisley had been a regular worshipper at St Peters Church in Woolton up until the time Alzheimers disease made it no longer possible for him to attend and as a mark of respect and in memory of the great man, a pair of floodlights had been unveiled at the church by his widow Jessie on the eve of the new millennium.
One of the set of lights was stolen last week and understandably, the Paisley family and the church officers are very upset about the theft.
Paisley's son Graham, who is a verger at the church, said: "It is very distressing especially for my mother. She was at the church on Thursday for the sixth anniversary and found out about the floodlight just hours later."