You left us in 2021 and since you've been gone, I will always remember you in everything that I do, knowing that you are looking over us all and supporting us and helping us the way you did when you were with us. I miss your strength, support and love. Your Son! X

Mum/ Lorraine
Always in our hearts!
Loved and never forgotten xx

There my bestfriends and my soul mates. I will cherish every memory I have with them. Love and miss you always and forever. Xxxxxx

We lost Dad to prostate cancer in 2020 and without chance to breathe Mum lost her battle to cervical cancer in February 2022.

The support we received from St Barnabas meant we were able to carry their wishes to pass away peacefully at home.

This celebration of life and charity allows us to support this great charity and gain a keep sake in their memory.

Mike and Sue Jackson. Together again and always remembered x

In loving memory of Emelia, our beautiful granddaughter.

They will always be remembered and never forgotten. They are both missed so much but now back together again. Forever. Xxxxxxx

We love you Harry and we ‘piggin miss you’!

So missed, so loved…

A wonderfully strong, generous and kind woman who lived to help others. You achieved so much in life mum and had so much more to enjoy. I think of you each and every day and know that I was blessed to have had you in my life. I miss you mum and the hurt has not lessened with the passing of time.
Love Debs xx

With Love xxx

We dedicate this heart to the memory of our Cousin Julie, Tenterfield, Australia.. She was an inspiring spirit and much loved in her family. Julie had a very big heart herself and would be smiling at the thought of a Blacksmith in Lincolnshire hand-crafting hearts and one for her.
Rob, Margot and all the Family

Gone but never forgotten always in our heart ❤️

You will always be the love of my life
Life did go on without you but nothing is the same
Wait for me on the other side
Miss you so much X

You went to play golf and never came home. You died doing what you loved. Missed every day by family and friends.

My Dad.

My Dad was one in a million. He was a loving family man, family was his everything.
Everyone knew Graham, if you didn't recognise his name you would definitely recognise his face. He would help anyone where at all possible. He could fix everything, if he couldn't fix it then we knew we were in trouble! He had tools for every job, more tools than a hardware store!
When he passed away suddenly in 2021 our lives changed forever. How could we possibly carry on without him? We talk about him every single day, laugh together, cry together, remembering all the funny times, he will live on in our hearts forever.
Dad had used St Barnabas services previously when they helped him with coping strategies when he was diagnosed with Cancer. His Niece, Karen, received care at her end of life at the hospice and he was so grateful for all the support she and the whole family received.
Thank you St Barnabas for all that you do.

To a special sister who cared for everyone. She always put others before herself. Fun loving and always smiling. XXX

Kev Brown was a unique man . Kind, funny . A fantastic Dad . A loyal friend one of a kind. He lived his life his way xxx

Simply The Best xx

Always in my heart and thoughts. Much loved and missed.

My amazing Dad passed away from Cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer) in August 2018. The care St Barnabas provided my Dad with was amazing and the support they provided for my Mum was invaluable. A loved one passing away is always hard, but St Barnabas made my Dad's final weeks as peaceful as they could. Their hospice at home care allowed my Dad to pass away in his own bed, at home. Thank you to St Barnabas for all that you did for us and for what you continue to do for so many others

Remembering my wonderful dad, Seaweed, who left us earlier this year. Never a dull moment. We love and miss him very, very much. Until we rave together again, dad xxxxxx

My lovely Mum. Loved and remembered every day.

A much missed, loving husband, father and grandfather who was the heart of his family.. He was larger than life and did so much for the organisations he represented, whether that was his work for the Kings Own Border Association or the bowling club. He loved his allotment, and had lived and work all over the world and had a story to tell for all his adventures. sometimes we had to remind him we had heard them before.