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Hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of a fisherman killed when a trawler disappeared in rough seas.Hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of a fisherman killed when a trawler disappeared in rough seas.
Edward Gardner's family thanked locals for their support at the service at Cellardyke Parish Church in Fife.Edward Gardner's family thanked locals for their support at the service at Cellardyke Parish Church in Fife.
The 50-year-old was the only one of four crew members recovered when the Meridian was lost in the North Sea last week, 160 miles off the Aberdeen coast.The 50-year-old was the only one of four crew members recovered when the Meridian was lost in the North Sea last week, 160 miles off the Aberdeen coast.
A message of appreciation from Mr Gardner's widow Eleanor was included in the order of service.A message of appreciation from Mr Gardner's widow Eleanor was included in the order of service.
The Rev David Laing conducted the funeral service on Saturday in front of about 500 mourners.The Rev David Laing conducted the funeral service on Saturday in front of about 500 mourners.
Mrs Gardner's message read: "Eleanor and the family thank you for your attendance and your support at this sad time."Mrs Gardner's message read: "Eleanor and the family thank you for your attendance and your support at this sad time."
The Lord is My Shepherd was among the hymns sung by mourners who later attended a reception at a local hotel.The Lord is My Shepherd was among the hymns sung by mourners who later attended a reception at a local hotel.
Despite an extensive search, the three other crewmen remain lost at sea.Despite an extensive search, the three other crewmen remain lost at sea.
They have been named as skipper Martin Gardner, no relation, 49, Ian Donald, 55, both from Anstruther, Fife, and Sidney Low, 52, from Aberdeen.They have been named as skipper Martin Gardner, no relation, 49, Ian Donald, 55, both from Anstruther, Fife, and Sidney Low, 52, from Aberdeen.
The men had been carrying out observation work for an oil firm in Norwegian waters.The men had been carrying out observation work for an oil firm in Norwegian waters.
Mr Gardner is also survived by his mother Ethel, two sons and a daughter.Mr Gardner is also survived by his mother Ethel, two sons and a daughter.