Remembering both of my late husbands this Christmas time lost my first husband Dave in 1981 died of a hear attack at 36 years old ????my second husband Alan passed away in 2016 of prostrate cancer after receiving excellent care from st barnabas ????RIP❤️❤️
We know you are shining down on us this christmas Nanny. You are missed more than you could ever imagine. God Bless xxx
Merry 1st Christmas our darling girl
We hope you are happy, dancing in the clouds.
Love you always and forever,
Mummy and Daddy
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Miss you everyday xx
Remembering my dearest Mum at this special time. Love and miss you lots. Julie xx
Missing you Mum. Love always, Lindsey, Marcus, Ben and Scarlett xxxx
Amazing father, Our love, Our hero, Loved and missed so much xxx
Remembering my Dad on my first Christmas without him.
Mum and Dad, together again this Christmas. Sending you both lots of love. Jane xxx
A wonderful, kind, warm person with a mischievous sense of fun. You will be missed by so many.
Missing you both at Christmas and always xxx
The best Mum I could ever have wished for.
Remembering our beautiful Mummy, who left us on Christmas Day 2018. Eternally missed and forever loved.
First Christmas without Dad and what would have been his 80th Birthday on Boxing Day.
Daddy Sharman we miss you every day. You will always be loved and never forgotten.
All our love,
Dan & Gem
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Remembered with love
I will always remember our last Christmas, 2019, as being very special, we were all together for the last time.
I now know how precious every day of our 53 years together was and now what lovely memories I have for ever.
A loving mum and a beautiful Auntie. Both missed every day but especially at Christmas time.
Myself and my dad used to have a competition on who would have our Christmas tree up first. Dad always won! He used to ring me saying he had beat me, I really miss having that call ♡
It’s two years since I lost my dear husband and I miss him every day.
In our hearts forever xx
In loving memory of my beloved parents, who are now reunited.
Always called Christmas 'Humbug' but so enjoyed the season, families getting together and seeing the joy of watching others opening presents.