We lost our Mum in August 2021 after a short battle with Oesphageal Cancer. Mums last wishes were that she be nursed at home with those who she loved around her in her own home. With the support and dedicated Hospice at Home team we were able to do just this. They were incredible, so caring not only to my mum but to us as a family too. We will never forget the professional and caring way in which they preserved my mums dignity and ensured her final wishes were met. We are eternally grateful to all the team for everything they did. Thank you x

My dad, my hero, miss you more than words can say. Love you now and always. Keep fishing and until we meet again sending love and lots of hugs xxx
Your daughter Lisa and all the family
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My husband Chris died in July last year.
He had a LVAD (artificial heart) fitted at Harefield Hospital and was on the Heart Transplant list .
He loved gardening and this sculpture will look lovely in my garden ????

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

Remembering a very special Mum on the 1st anniversary of her death. We miss her every day and remember her warm and loving smile.

Chris was an inspiration to many. His passion for mental health was second to none . He led Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Trust to be the great Trust it is today, and for that we are grateful. On a personal note he was kind, thoughtful, generous and lived life to the full, and was taken way too soon. He is sadly missed but with the great work he did with mental health his memory lives on .

I went to Matt’s one day and we made cheese straws. Karen came in, not having known me for long, gave me a hug and said I could stay…’the cheese straws were delicious’!

Love and miss you loads dad – you didn’t want to leave us – Sunshine on your shoulders made you happy ????

To Beautiful for this World

Always remembered with a smile

William was a chorister at Cathedral and passed away in 2013 – a tragic loss . I know he would love me to donate to such a good cause as St Barnabas – thank you for all that you do ????

Grandma was a traditional Italian lady, who taught me the values of family, loyalty and closeness and great food! The kitchen table was never to small to accommodate us all on any occasion. Grandpa was a strong Englishman who had the most marvellous cheeky grin. Uncle Fred was only 13 years older than me, we were close. We would talk for hours and enjoy running together. It has been over 20 years since they all passed, but not a day goes by where they are not loved and remembered.

She was an imaging mum. Always time for others. I miss her so much

We spent many hours in my garden gossiping and having a cheeky drink (or 3!). This heart will join your Forget Me Not and dragonfly in the garden. You’ll always be there x