Jane Dyer – A beautiful and loving mum, taken from us far to soon ❤️

Grandad was always in his garden. Growing his own vegetables and prize winning leeks. I’ll always remember what he taught me.

To my amazing big brother Kevin who was taken too soon.
Miss you every day
Love
Your little sister Anne-Marie

These hearts are for my Sister Sarah’s children, who lost their mum unexpectedly last year.

Showing love and nurture through guidance and grace. Missed dearly.

Jean Sidebottom loved her two Sons (Shaun & Scott) so much.
They both have families of their own which Jean was able to see before she passed away.

We will always remember Jean as such a kind, loving Mum & Grandma and we all still miss her so much.

Carole king loving wife mother and grandma , still missed every day xx

In Memory of a very special Mum&Dad who are missed each and every day.
St barnabas cared for mum in her final days and were amazing couldn’t of asked for any better.

Sylvia Boardman my beautiful and amazing mum, my best friend, my inspiration, my world; you are always, always with me in my heart and all that I do.

You were so brave and positive and walked the long journey you faced with so much courage and dignity to enable you to stay with us for as long as you could.

I miss you so very much and think about and talk to you every day; you are still very much part of all we do and I know that you are watching over us and are our guiding light.

Without doubt you were the best `nannie' to your beloved boys Harry and Adam; they love and miss you lots and I know you are shining down on them and bursting with pride.

I love you beyond words and am so incredibly proud to be your daughter; until we meet again, you will remain always in my heart xxx

Michael Claffey is never far from our thoughts. ‘Hold Tight Riders!’

A much loved husband and dad . Gond but not forgotten.

In memory of our much loved friend, who is greatly missed but will never be forgotten.

Not a day goes by that I don't think of you and I don't want that to change,love you,miss you xx

Simon loved his music; before we lost touch, it wasn’t often that you’d find him without a set of headphones on. It was the Sony Walkman that got us talking to each other when we met at ages 16 and 17, as I had boldly, and somewhat uncharacteristically, asked him what him he was listening to. Simple Minds was the answer and though we went to see many more equally excellent concerts, that first concert in 1989 he’d managed to get tickets for was just awesome, breathtaking, a memory for life.

I never knew you that well but I loved you. When I met you it was so nice that you accepted me. You may have a different mother but you were my beloved brother. Taken far too soon.

My husband is currently in palliative care so is still with me at the moment, we are hoping that he will be transferred from hospital in the next few days ready for our 46th anniversary this Sunday (24th April). I have many happy memories like our wedding day trying not to laugh at our wedding cake that looked like it would topple over at any moment, or the proud look on his face when our first child was born, or our many happy times when we started to enjoy cruising especially a special one for our Ruby anniversary, I even wore a red dress that night, each time he looks at me I can see the deep love in his eyes, one I am going to miss so much when the inevitable time come, along with our nightly routine telling each other we love them, I've now got tears streaming down my face just typing this.