To my Big Brother Pete,
The night you left our lives changed. I looked up to you and you were always there. I feel a part of me left with you. I know you are looking down and helped me fight back through my heart operations. Me, Joe and the girls often look for your star and remember the good times. We laugh every time we blow balloons or open cards full of sequins as those are the things you always did at the girls parties. Lots and lots of sequins.
Love and miss you lots.
I know you are up there with family now, no doubt fishing and having a pint.
Love you always Sue

Forever in my heart

My best friend.

Our Mother Elizabeth Armstrong volunteered at St Barnabas for over 15 years, serving teas and gave a friendly chat to everyone. She passed on 19 November 2021 aged 82. Our Mother lovingly cared for our Father, David Armstrong during his palliative care, he passed on 17 March 2005 aged 65. Towards the end, a talented St Barnabas Nurse played the Piano Accordion for my Father during his final days. He smiled and tapped his fingers in time to the tune. Dad was a talented player himself. A very special moment for our parents. Both parents are much loved and missed. Your Daughter Janet xx

A wonderful mum so very much missed everyday.

We love and miss you always , My Darling, Dad, Grandad xxx

I am remembering my lovely Dad and brother both sadly taken away by cancer. . We miss them both so much and wish they could have stayed with us longer .

There is never a day goes by without a shared thought or personal memory of you mum that makes us remember you with so much love. Whether it is the birds in the garden, makeup or shopping. We remember it all and are thankful for the time we shared with you and wish it could have been more. Always in our thoughts and love you forever xxxxx

Mum was an amazing woman, she taught me how to cook, she was a chef. She loved animals which she has passed on to her daughters. Mum loved nothing more than having a home full of our friends, many of whom thought of her as a second mum, she would make sausage rolls & cakes for everyone. Mum loved feeding everyone, this is just one of a very long list of memories of my mum, a very much missed special lady. Love you mum. xxxxxx

Also known as bellows. All the kids in the street used to know it was home time when you used to shout us to come home in the evening, as you could be heard from far away. It was embarrassing as a child, but I’d give anything to hear that voice now…

To mum / nanny
Gone but never forgotten loved always
Love maureen and kirste

Always in my heart, miss you every day, Mum. I know you would love this & it will stand proud in my garden. You did so much for St Barnabas not knowing that they would one day do so much for us. Xx

It is 6 years since Jane died. We were married for 45 years and she will always be part of me. She was my moral and social compass and I continue to be guided by her good sense. Love & hugs, Steve

The most kind, caring, couragous and loving husband ❤
A fighter till the end. Always and forever in my heart ❤ ???? and my thoughts.

Forever in our hearts ❤️

To a mummy we still have, to love and appreciate all she does. No one is just as special as her. She is our hero xx

Shirley Rose ( mum)….a great lady ,helped so many ,loved by all …miss you mum ..Nic and Chris x

We love and miss you every day ❤️

We dedicate this heart to the memory of our Cousin Julie, Tenterfield, Australia.. She was an inspiring spirit and much loved in her family. Julie had a very big heart herself and would be smiling at the thought of a Blacksmith in Lincolnshire hand-crafting hearts and one for her.
Rob, Margot and all the Family