My Auntie Anne was in St. Barnabas when she passed after a relatively short battle with cancer. I have so many memories of birthdays, christmas time and holidays with my auntie, uncle and cousins. I think the last holiday we all went on was to Austria and we travelled round in a minibus. The memories will always be there to keep.

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

In memory of my brother-in-law, Mark Coney, who was taken far too soon.

Thank you Mum and dad for the wonderful memories we have.We miss you so much.xxxx

My Family will always be thankful that St Barnabas Hospice was there to help Mum in her final days. The care and attention she received was above and beyond. There was care shown to us too, and I will always be grateful for that. All Hospices do a marvellous job, often at heightened emotions, maintaining a dignity and compassion that is only appreciated after the sad passing of a much loved Family member. Thank you St Barnabas for being there for us and most importantly for Mum.

In memory of Gordon a loving husband and dad, thought of and missed every day. Forever in our hearts. Love Janice & Adrian

Mum was a unique character who was always on the go. She never regarded herself as old and was not your typical Granny .
She loved music , especially Status Quo; football and spending time with her family, leaving us with many special memories to treasure.
Sadly missed by us all .

I beautiful lady who was kind and loving And always had a cup of tea and food for anyone that needed. A big heart ❤️

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

St Barnabas helped and supported me and my Mum when my husband and Father were at the end of their lives. The nurses came to our homes and were so kind and caring, nothing was too much trouble.

In loving memory of my beautiful Mum, Christine Matthews. I miss you very much. All my love Sarah xxxxxx

We spent every minute of every day together and enjoy our early retirement. She started with Alzheimer’s and Vascular Dementia in 2015 and slowly declined over the next 5 years. Yvonne went into hospital in late June 2020 with pneumonia and was diagnosed with stage three lung cancer. Considering it was in the middle of Covid I managed to get her home and look after her at home with the care of St Barnabas and the other agencies and could not have better care. She slipped away with all here family around her.

Always Loved always missed, every single day, for ever in our heart

AU MATIN my darling.