Deborah Anne Wilkinson

Alan Wilson

Yvonne Pearce

Jayne Smith

Mo Hickinbotham

Nick Lane

Karen Curcio & Kathryn Wilson

Alec Crouch

Eleanor Hartnell

Mack Sennett

Darren Green

Elizabeth Pickering, Joseph Derrick, Joyce Dykes, Mark Dykes, Peter Derrick & Janet Matthews-Hall

Carol Juggins & Anthony Juggins

Spencer Whiteley, Bob Langley & Rosemary Whiteley

Arnold + Andrew Ellis

Len Dickinson

Andrew Whittleton

Phillipa Creasey

Brenda Garfitt & Charlie

Wendy Barr & John Barr

Babs and David Ridgers

Andy Henderson

Chris Watt, Pws-Pws Jones, Taid/Huw Jones, Jan Dye, David Mawson & Aurelia Jones

Neil Rushby

Bill Taylor, Shirley Bilton & Alf Bilton

Brian Weightman

David Dickinson

Chris Watt

Deborah Anne Wilkinson

From Mrs Lucy Smith

Dearly loved,Immensely missed, forever proud.

Alan Wilson

From Mr Adam Wilson

Dad, thinking of you always, and miss you lots, Adam

Yvonne Pearce

From Miss Patricia Pearce

RIP Mom. hope you are at peace with everyone and looking after Benji. God bless, miss you x x

Jayne Smith

From Mr. Roger Smith

She was a fighter till the end . Rest in peace girl.

Mo Hickinbotham

From Mr. Brett Hickinbotham

She was a beautiful person and is with the angels and her loved ones that went before her.

Nick Lane

From Miss Louisa Gowton

I love you, Dad. – From Pearl

Karen Curcio & Kathryn Wilson

From Mr. Adriano Curcio

Alec Crouch

From Mr. Michael Church

Alec – thoroughgoing Lancastrian – actor, brilliant singer, lovely, lovely bloke.

Eleanor Hartnell

From Mrs. Louise Cotton

We always knew losing you would be heartbreaking but never imagined such emptiness and we miss you so much. So many memories and I miss our chats, company and sense of humour. A candle is constantly burning for you and always in be in our hearts. I hope one day we can meet again but until then say hi to Grandad/Dad, David, Auntie Margaret and all the animals. Love you always, Louise, Carol, Scott, Sam, Mike, Jack and Richard xxx

Mack Sennett

From Mrs Lisa Rogers

Dad
We lost you at Christmas last year. Can’t think of a better way to honour your life and Thank you for the loving husband and Dad you have been. Your light and your fighting spirit lives on in all of us. We Love and Miss you everyday but I know we will feel your spirit around us at Christmastime.

Love from your ever loving a family, wife Patricia, Children Mark,Tracy & Colin, Lisa.
Grandchildren Caleb and Ethan xxxxxx

Darren Green

From Miss Hannah Green

It’s our second Christmas without you Dad, it still hurts just as much.
We know how much you enjoyed Christmas. Especially the dinner and spending time with family. And decorating the tree!
We love you millions and are so proud of you for fighting for so long! You’re our hero Dad. We will continue to be strong and look after each other.
Love and miss you always!
Hannah, Tracy, Josh and Dan xxxx????????❤️

Elizabeth Pickering, Joseph Derrick, Joyce Dykes, Mark Dykes, Peter Derrick & Janet Matthews-Hall

From Mrs Jane Pickering

Dear Family and friend who are missed greatly and left too soon.

Carol Juggins & Anthony Juggins

From Mrs Jo Evans

truly the most loved Mum & Dad💞I miss everything about you both💞the laughs💞the cuddles💞the time you spent with us and your beautiful girlies 💞the milky coffee catch ups💞the holidays we shared together💞…I didn’t know we were making memories 💞I thought you were here for forever 💞until we meet again 💞keep us close💞forever young💞we miss you both so much 💞x

Spencer Whiteley, Bob Langley & Rosemary Whiteley

From Mrs Jill Whiteley

You all meant so much to us all. We have many happy memories of time spent with you. Missing you so much.

With all our love
Jill, Ian and Chris

Arnold + Andrew Ellis

From Mrs. Sue Jago

Remembering my lovely dad and brother, this will be the first year without them both and my world will never be the same. Wishing you both a happy heavenly Christmas, always by my side and never forgotten love Susan xxxx

Len Dickinson

From Mrs. Jane Everett

Andrew Whittleton

From Miss Helena Salisbury

Not a day goes by that we don’t think of you, but Christmas brings your memory even closer. We can almost see you with a glass of red in hand, laughter lighting up the room just like you always did. You filled our lives with warmth, kindness, and joy — and that light still shines in our hearts. Cheers to you, always.

With love, from Mum and me x

Phillipa Creasey

From Mrs Geraldine Gunner

This lady was a student of mine and I remember her coming to Class along with several of her neighbours in Bailgate. Philly always had a smile on her face. I will always remember her fondly.

Brenda Garfitt & Charlie

From Mrs Jane Morley

Love and miss you so much Mum. xxxx

Love and miss you so much Charlie…. Our very dear friend xxxx

Wendy Barr & John Barr

From Miss Jayne Barr

Babs and David Ridgers

From Mrs. Jane Graham

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Andy Henderson

From Mrs Kerri Paul

Remembering our Andy on our first Christmas without him.He loved this time of year so much,and will be the brightest star shining in the sky.We all miss and love you so much xxx

Chris Watt, Pws-Pws Jones, Taid/Huw Jones, Jan Dye, David Mawson & Aurelia Jones

From Mrs. Esther Watt Jones

Chris Watt – A second year without you Mum. Selfless to the end, you became an organ donor and continued to help others. Giving and caring in life and in death. We are proud to call you our mum and hope that you can watch over us. Miss you every single day. x

Neil Rushby

From Mrs Sue Rushby

A very special Husband, Dad and Grandad – forever loved and remembered xxxx

Bill Taylor, Shirley Bilton & Alf Bilton

From Mrs. Deborah Taylor

So many special memories of mum Shirley Bilton dad Alf Bilton and dad Bill Taylor thank you for all the love and care you gave to us all xxx

Brian Weightman

From Miss Karen Weightman

Loved and missed very much every day by us all.xx

David Dickinson

From Mrs Sarah Plummer

Uncle David, who dressed as Santa for all the children when I was little. One of my earliest childhood memories. Xx

Chris Watt

From Mrs Esther Watt Jones

Chris – Although 8 years ago, not a day goes by when I don’t think of my mum. Far more than when she was with us – a lesson to be shared – hug your mum tight if you are still lucky enough to have her. My mum passed away aged 63. We knew her wishes and we were honored to support her decision in the sharing of her organs. Two people’s lives were saved that day, many more improved and that is the little light at the end of dark path of sadness. She lives on, somewhere. Her gift made sure those people’s families got to celebrate another year with their loved one, and for that I am immensely proud of her. Best mum, kind to the core. X

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