Graham Millhouse, Maurice Riches & Margaret Riches

Margaret Davis

Ern Pollard

David Herbert

June Roberts, Margaret Carter & Joyce and Sidney Hollins

Susan Godley & Daren Buttriss

Peter Humphrey

Debbie Wright

David Harding

Brenda Cawdron

Frank BULL

Sylvia Edwards & Frances Stones

Jan Dye

Christine Dowse

Ken Winmill

Judy Cottingham

Paul Harrison & Doreen Barnes

Eugene Cassidy

Caleb Campbell-Fillingham

Patrick Harrington

Carl Franklin

Debbie Falkner

Shirley Farquhar

Ian McGregor, Margaret McGregor, Mary Flynn & Bridget Barrett

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Tony Baker

James Alwyn-Clark & Jackie Butler

Benjamin (Ben) Divers

Graham Millhouse, Maurice Riches & Margaret Riches

From Mrs. Janet Millhouse

Fond memories of my husband and my parents. My husband died peacefully in the hospice November 2002. Miss them every day.

Margaret Davis

From Mrs. Sarah Duguid

Mum loved Lincoln Cathedral at night, especially at Christmas when it was surrounded by Christmas trees. To know that she is being remembered by having a light dedicated to her this Christmas makes it very special.

Ern Pollard

From Mrs. Amanda Mein

Christmas memories of a very special man. X

David Herbert

From Mrs. Susan Herbert

Dave – still miss you lots, lots of love Sue

June Roberts, Margaret Carter & Joyce and Sidney Hollins

From Mrs Amy Hall

These people meant a huge amount to me and provided light in my life and so I want to ensure they continue to provide light to others

Susan Godley & Daren Buttriss

From Mrs. Emma Buttriss

Christmas won’t be the same without you here with us mum, you’ve been our rock since we lost Daren, me and the girls miss you every day not just Christmas xx I hope they celebrate Christmas in heaven xx Happy Christmas xx ???? ❤️????❤️????❤️

Peter Humphrey

From Mrs. Jackie Dickson

Christmas isn’t the same without you, we will miss you again this year but we’ll be thinking about you. Love you big bro xx

Debbie Wright

From Ms. Emma Walker

David Harding

From Mrs. Rachael McMahon

A wonderful, kind, warm person with a mischievous sense of fun. You will be missed by so many.

Brenda Cawdron

From Miss Julie Cawdron

Love and miss you mum. Love Jue x

Frank BULL

From Mrs. ANGELA BULL

You are the love of my life, my soulmate. Always laughing, dancing and clicking your fingers as you danced. My darling Frankie. My life, my love, my everything. With love from your Angie, Ann-Marie, Richard, David and grandchildren Violet, Eve, Theia and Elias. We all miss you so very much. Until we meet again xxxx

Sylvia Edwards & Frances Stones

From Miss Sue Edwards

Beautiful people , sorely missed. May their light shine on.

Jan Dye

From Mrs Michelle Dixon

Remembering you with our love at Christmas time

Christine Dowse

From Mrs Paula Dowling

Our first Christmas without you mum forever our queen
Miss you so much
Love you xxxx

Ken Winmill

From Mrs. Mandy Woodthorpe

Judy Cottingham

From Mrs Lindsey King

Missing you Mum. Love always, Lindsey, Marcus, Ben and Scarlett xxxx

Paul Harrison & Doreen Barnes

From Mrs Kelly Dealtry

We miss you so much..
I wish a lot of things, but I hope you can see us, I hope you're here with us, I hope you can feel our love.

Eugene Cassidy

From Mrs Angela Cassidy

Miss you so much. Rip

Caleb Campbell-Fillingham

From Mrs. Vanessa Wilson

Patrick Harrington

From Mrs Elizabeth Harrington

Rest in peace our Guardian Angel along with our Daughter in law Sharon
You are always in our thoughts and love you more and more
God Bless Wife Betty Children Angela, Stephen and Shaun, Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren and Daughter in law
Xxxxxxxx
,
,

Carl Franklin

From Miss Lindsey Franklin

Daddy,

We miss you so much.
Every day we think of you and smile while our hearts break over and over.
Thank you for everything you were and always will be.

Much love, Lindsey and Barbara xXx

Debbie Falkner

From Mr. John Bricknell

Merry Christmas Mum. Thinking of you always. Love John Amy & boys xx

Shirley Farquhar

From Mrs Sharon Roberts

In memory of mum, Shirley Farquhar, the heart of our family, who loved Christmas with her family. A loving wife, mum and nanny and soon to be great nanny. Hard to believe our 10th Christmas without you, although you are always with us. We miss you and love you always. Eternal thanks always to the Hospice at Home team who enabled mum to be at home.

Ian McGregor, Margaret McGregor, Mary Flynn & Bridget Barrett

From Mrs. Moira Scarborough

We are remembering my Grandad. An amazing trombone player in his day as well as a terrifically talented joiner. My Grandad was like a built in best friend. So funny, his smile and laugh just lit up the entire room. And I would always feel safe and secure whenever he was near, he just had a calming presence. He always reassured you that you would be fine and give you a big squeeze and you would instantly feel better. My grandad was so determined, this showed when he had a stroke when I was younger and he had to learn how to read, write and speak again and he did. He passed away two years ago now from falling on a rainy day and after all he had achieved recovering from those traumas, it left such a hole in our lives for him to be suddenly taken when he was so healthy. Our lives are definitely different without him as he was such a light and a joy. Everyone who met him says the same, he was just a force of nature. The best husband, father and grandad in the world.
We are also remembering my Granny (Grandad’s wife) unfortunately she passed when I was a baby so I didn’t get much time with her, which really upsets me but when I hear all the wonderful and also funny stories about her I truly feel like I know her so well. She was so kind, so creative, also a force of nature. She was very determined, she ran a restaurant whilst taking care of her family and just had so many feathers to her cap! She had an eye for detail. I wish I could have spent years on end with her, going around antique shops which she so dearly loved. She was a treasured wife, mother and Granny.
We are also remembering my Auntie Bridget. When my granny passed away Auntie Bridget sort of took on the role of Granny duties. And to this day , I can say she truly shaped who I am. She was so kind, so delicate, always fair. Auntie Bridget loved church and keeping her rosary beads close to her (which is something I like to do now because of her), everything in her home was perfect and beautiful. Some of the best memories of my childhood are school holidays at my Auntie Bridget’s. And walking through her front door and getting a whiff of her homemade chicken soup that she was cooking. Everyone who knew her, held a special place in their hearts for Auntie Bridget and that’s a fact. We miss her everyday.

And finally we are remembering my Granny Flynn (Auntie Bridget’s sister and my Mums Granny) she too passed when I was baby so I don’t have any memories with her and I so wish I did because of the stories I hear she was such a kind and wonderful person to know. I have one picture of her holding me when I was just born, I’m asleep in her lap and she is looking down at me just like an angel and she is so very gently holding my tiny hand with the tips of her fingers, the picture is so beautiful and special because although I never knew her that picture shows how much she loved me and how many memories we would have made together , the memories would have been wonderful. My mum describes her as so elegant and very much “a lady” and she was a huge part of my mum’s growing up, almost everyday they would see her, she was like a “second mum”. It just shows how treasured she was.

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From Mrs Pearl Green

Tony Baker

From Mr. Tony Baker

You were like a son to me and a dearly loved member of the family.xxx

James Alwyn-Clark & Jackie Butler

From Mrs. Claire Alwyn-Clark

Thinking of our cherished family who we can no longer see at Christmas time. Always in our thoughts and hearts xxx

Benjamin (Ben) Divers

From Mr John Divers

Ben,

Forever in our thoughts and heart, we miss you so much.

Love Dad & Lynda xxxx

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