Donald Whyles

Catherine Robinson

Joan Winfield

Robert Carolan

Mick Nixon

Jayne Wyatt

Derek Gardner

Eugene Cassidy

Peter Lane

John Howard

Ronald and Joyce Purvis

Bronwen Attwell

Robin Pearson

Lina Barstyte

Gil Purvis & Hannah Vines

Alan Foster

Lee Phillips

Elizabeth Kay Boylan

John and Wendy Barr

Philly Creasy

Alan Leslie Foster

Blue Hessel, Stephen Wesley, Chris Smith & George Smith

Nannie and Grandpa , Uncle Sam & Auntie Debbie |

Len Dickinson

Irene Hodcroft

Jeannette Goodwin

Ron Haywood

Len Dickinson

Donald Whyles

From Mrs Barbara Whyles

Love and peace from all the family x

Catherine Robinson

From Mrs Haylie Robinson

You were always of ray of light. Wish you were still here living your life and bringing fun and joy where ever you want. Until I see you again, keeping having that party for for one. Love you always xxx

Joan Winfield

From Mrs Carolyn Baxter

Our first Christmas without you mum, my heart is broken, miss you so mum. ♥️ xx

Robert Carolan

From Mrs. Elaine Rogers

A wonderful son & brother serving in Royal Navy sadly taken from us too soon aged 41yrs. Remembered with love & pride at Christmas & every day

Mick Nixon

From Mrs. Julie Truepenny

Dad we miss you more than words can say, we remember you every single day.
This is our first Christmas without you and we know you loved a 'bit of a do'.
On Christmas day we will raise a glass for you and remember all the good times we had. Love you xxx

Jayne Wyatt

From Mr David Wyatt

The world is a sadder place without you

Derek Gardner

From Miss Abigail Gardner

Eugene Cassidy

From Mrs Angela Cassidy

Miss you so much. Rip

Peter Lane

From Mrs. Janis Smith

A great person, popular and friendly, loved by everyone especially his family
Will love and miss you always, sis and girlies

John Howard

From Mrs. Karen Bury

Dad loved Christmas. He was like a big kid, excited to get the Christmas lights up each year. I love the idea of a light in his memory on this big Christmas Tree – it is so him. I miss you Dad xxx

Ronald and Joyce Purvis

From Mrs. Samantha Russon

Always in my heart and missed dearly.

Bronwen Attwell

From Ms. Lucy Attwell

A precious wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, forever missed, forever loved.
Shine bright, Mummy
xxxx

Robin Pearson

From Miss Sophie Johnson

Loving father, husband, son, brother, and step-father. Forever in our hearts.

Lina Barstyte

From Miss Gabija Barstyte

Gil Purvis & Hannah Vines

From Mrs Karen Bee

Happy Heavenly Christmas Dad, loved always Mum, Gary and Karen. xxxxx

Miss you so much Polly, hope you’re shining bright up there xxxxx

Alan Foster

From Miss Cheryl Foster

Lee Phillips

From Miss Katie Phillips

My dad was my best friend, always smiling no matter what. At Christmas even when bedbound because of his cancer he would still be there with his raindeer antlers and flashing red nose.

Elizabeth Kay Boylan

From Mr. Stewart Boylan

John and Wendy Barr

From Miss Jayne Barr

Philly Creasy

From Mr Finn Dillon

Alan Leslie Foster

From Mrs Claire Foster

Thinking of you and Missing you every day
love Claire xxx

Blue Hessel, Stephen Wesley, Chris Smith & George Smith

From Ms Sarah Wesley

I love you all so very much.
See you soon then xxxx

Nannie and Grandpa , Uncle Sam & Auntie Debbie |

From Miss Lily Langton

Missed every single day
Love from Lily

Len Dickinson

From Mrs Jane Everett

Loved Deeply and never forgotten

Irene Hodcroft

From Mrs. Gwyneth Moore

Miss you everyday xx

Jeannette Goodwin

From Miss Eden Laughton

Jeannettes poem,

When you were with us you weren’t one for soft spoken words.
Any attempts at emotional conversation you’d effortlessly swerve.
If you were here now and you sensed this heart-pour.
You’d tell me to shush, sit down, to ‘close the door’.
We’d all sit in the lounge, all cosy and all warm.
Put a film on the TV, then talk through it all.
With a cat on your lap and the dog at your knees.
You’d pet and you’d fuss until I agreed ‘Aren’t they so pretty’.
We’d sit there for hours and put the world to rights.
Reminiscing and laughing about all the good old times.
Giggling at memories till the day turned to the dark.
Like the new haircut ‘chode’ or your day trip to the park….
Even at the end you were always true to you.
A fabulous diva, and you, through and through.
Walk past your reflection and your hair you would tease.
With your effortless style and you in your dungarees.
One thing is for certain, there’s no one quite like you.
Even treatment shakes were taken by champagne flute.

Now you are gone, and it’s time to say.
That you could bring sunshine to the darkest of day.
And although I never said it, you know what you meant to me.
My life lived with you is full of endless happy memories.
From little girls to little women, with you I have grown.
You have been there from the beginning, your home is now my home.
So I want to say Thank you, for everything you have done.
In my heart you are my family, you are an adopted Mum.
You have always been there so Goodbye is hard to say.
But I know I’ll see you again, on the other-side one day.
You’ll be holding hands with Dereck and Barbs, Molly and JellyBean too.
And I will get to tell you…. J-dog, I love you.

Ron Haywood

From Mrs. Jane Haywood

Thank you for the wonderful times and love we shared xxx

Len Dickinson

From Mrs Jane Everett

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