Remembering my darling son Justin Gregory our special star up above.
You brought so much love and happiness to everyone you met , Justin loved his football especially Tottenham and Lincoln ,he had learning disabilities but it never held him back he held a job at Waitrose for 20years was known by many customers pushing his big cage round with kitchen rolls,toilet rolls ect (you would hear it before you saw him he was only 4ft 9ins) to fill his paper eisle up ., It was known as Justin's eisle !
He is loved and missed by so many.
Until we are together again Justin
Lots of love Mum xxxx

To my great-grandma, grand parents, polly paws and all those I have loved and lost. Remembering you all. xxx

A wonderful, warm, funny, interesting, caring man. Your love was the most important thing in my life and I will miss you forever.

Lee phillips- my dad and my hero; the bestest friend any girl could wish for should always be her daddy and I was lucky that mine was just that, i miss him endlessly, there are so many things he’s missed out on but I just hope he’s with me somewhere sharing it to xxxx

You stood by me and I stood tall xx

I miss and love him so much but talk to him every day. Life is different but has to go on. I know he would have done the same,

Loving husband ,dad and grandad xx

Always remembered in our hearts

A treasured wife too Mason.
An adored mummy too Oliver,,Anna& Sadie.
A precious sister too Tony ,Ann,Mary,John,Martin and the late Michael.Her memory will forever shine bright,your forever missed,our beautiful Rose ????

In loving memory of a wonderful mum and nan who sadly passed away in January 2022. Thank you for all the memories we will cherish in our hearts forever. Love you always, Val & family xxx

In loving memory of my dear brother Michael.
You will always be in our hearts, with love always Sandra, Marc & family xxxx

In loving memory of my mum, Maggie Church. The strongest, bravest, most loving mummy anyone could possibly have had. St Barnabas supported her and us as a family in my mums final days. For that I will be forever grateful.

We lost Karen Cropper a year ago. A much loved wife daughter sister Mum and Oma. St Barnabas were there for us in the early months of her illness, sadly we lost her suddenly but we know St Barnabas would have been there throughout. Amazing people for a wonderful person ❤️

Dad & Grandad (John Melladay) always missed xx