Amy my angel, Loved always and forever. Mum
We still miss you every day more than you could ever know. Love you always.
Whenever I see a feather fall from the sky I think of you. Now I'll always have a feather from heaven to remind me of my angels.
Much missed xx
We think about you every single day and pray to God to keep you safe until we are together again.
We are grateful for the signs you send to let us know you are still around us. We love you more than words can say. You were a very special little lady. Lots of love from Barry, Wendy, Linda and Barbara xxxx
For our beautiful daughter, Sarah Elizabeth Loughton, we love you so much, always have, always will. You are never far from our thoughts and will always be in our hearts.
You are loved and missed every day xxx
To the most amazing Dad/Grandad, you are missed beyond words, we will always love you to the moon and stars. Xxx
I dedicate this feather to my mum Jacqueline Mann, who we lost in April 2020 aged only 70 from the Big C. We miss her every day. I would love to have a cup of coffee and natter with her again, and even better a hug. It's amazing how many little things I wish I could tell her.
When she was dying I asked her ' what sign will you send me from the other side' she said ' you will know'. Frustratingly I didn't for a while, but feathers…it's feathers. Whenever I ask her to tell me she's near I find a random feather. So I dedicate this to her, my mum who I will.miss forever.
A wonderful loving husband, caring father, fun “Grumps” & fantastic friend to many.
A much loved dad , grandad and gramps
Never forgotten
For Tony who always put others before himself.
Always loved and very sadly missed.
Alison xx
A wonderful person who brought much happiness and joy to all who knew her .
Never in my arms, but always in my heart.
Always here x
In loving memory of my dear husband Ian xxx
"If I listen to my heart, I hear your laughter once more."
Mum, this feather is for you to know that I miss you every day. You fought so hard with cancer but I now know you are free from pain. Love you always
Mandy
In the early hours of 28th January 2022 I kissed my gorgeous husband for the last time. All I can say, two years on, is don’t under estimate the devastating impact of loss and grief
The amazing care and compassion shown by the staff at the hospice, in the short time he was there, was the only thing that kept me sane at the worst time of my life. Two years on and the pain is as raw today as it was the day he died.Missing my cheeky, lovable, funny husband every day.