Ana Lisa Sayson was a nurse who moved from the Philippines to work for the NHS in Scotland.
She was a staff nurse at Stobhill Hospital in Glasgow before she moved to Glasgow Royal Infirmary during the COVID crisis. She died on 15 December after testing positive for COVID-19.
She was a staff nurse at Stobhill Hospital in Glasgow before she moved to Glasgow Royal Infirmary during the COVID crisis. She died on 15 December after testing positive for COVID-19.
2/ Andrew, or "Andra", Kettrick was a porter at Stirling Royal Infirmary for 28 years.
The father-of-three, from Cowie, Stirling, died at Caledonia Court care home in Larbert on 17 November. He was 86.
The father-of-three, from Cowie, Stirling, died at Caledonia Court care home in Larbert on 17 November. He was 86.
3/ Paul McCaffrey a healthy 49-year-old from Glasgow fell ill after returning home from work at a care home where he was a maintenance manager.
He was transferred to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary where he could be hooked up to an ECMO machine. After 3 weeks, he died on 4 May.
He was transferred to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary where he could be hooked up to an ECMO machine. After 3 weeks, he died on 4 May.
4/ Robert Black was a paramedic and a well-known and loved character in Campbeltown, Kintyre.
The father-of-two died in hospital in Glasgow on 2 May.
The father-of-two died in hospital in Glasgow on 2 May.
5/ Karen Hutton was a "much-loved" a staff nurse in the dementia unit at Lochleven Care Home in Broughty Ferry, Dundee.
She died at home in Carnoustie, Angus, on 28 April after testing positive for Covid-19, just days after her granddaughter was born
She died at home in Carnoustie, Angus, on 28 April after testing positive for Covid-19, just days after her granddaughter was born
6/ Angie Cunningham worked as a Nurse for NHS Borders for more than 30 years before her death.
She died in the intensive care unit at Borders General Hospital from Covid-19 on 22 April.
She died in the intensive care unit at Borders General Hospital from Covid-19 on 22 April.
7/ Kirsty Jones, a 41-year-old healthcare support worker had been with NHS Lanarkshire since she was 17.
Her husband, Nigel, said she devoted her life to caring for others and was a wonderful wife and mother to their two sons.
She died on 20 April.
Her husband, Nigel, said she devoted her life to caring for others and was a wonderful wife and mother to their two sons.
She died on 20 April.
8/ Jane Murphy was known as "Mama Murphy" by close friends and colleagues at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.
She worked at the city hospital for almost 30 years, first as a cleaner before retraining as a clinical support worker.
The mother of 2 died on 16 April.
She worked at the city hospital for almost 30 years, first as a cleaner before retraining as a clinical support worker.
The mother of 2 died on 16 April.
9/ Gerry McHugh was a Maths teacher at Notre Dame High School in Greenock.
Past and present pupils wore Red as a nod to Gerry's favourite team, @ManUtd for the online only funeral service.
He died on 11 April.
Past and present pupils wore Red as a nod to Gerry's favourite team, @ManUtd for the online only funeral service.
He died on 11 April.
10/ Janice Graham was the first NHS worker to die with coronavirus in Scotland.
The health care support worker and district nurse died at Inverclyde Royal Hospital on 6 April.
The health care support worker and district nurse died at Inverclyde Royal Hospital on 6 April.
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