Elsie Caldicott
From Mrs Wendy Griffiths
We think about you every single day and pray to God to keep you safe until we are together again.
We are grateful for the signs you send to let us know you are still around us. We love you more than words can say. You were a very special little lady. Lots of love from Barry, Wendy, Linda and Barbara xxxx
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Jeff Daly
Barbara and Malcolm Crosby
Mike Cross & Pete Hayes
Pat Buttery
Mary-Martin Whelpton
John ‘JC’ Firth, Gladys ‘May’ Firth & Auntie Edna Firth
Valerie Chitty
Trevor Page
Scott Howseman
Marion Welton
Anne Miller
Fergus Robertson
James Henry
Len Scoffin, Molly Scoffin & Mavis Dixon
Pam Cook
Simon Whitbread
George Thomson
Keith Swift
Sally Ngoe & Mama Ngoe
Carol Holman
Bayley Family
Tanya Moncur
Stephen Hill
David Blatherwick
Wendy Thacker
Joyce Cork
Tim Grosse
Chris Watt Mum & Nana
Jeff Daly
From Mrs Linzi Robinson
In memory of our wonderful dad, who we miss everyday.
Barbara and Malcolm Crosby
From Mr Crosby family Crosby family
Our love and the fondest of memories from the Crosby family
Mike Cross & Pete Hayes
From Mrs Marion Cross
Pat Buttery
From Mr Frazer William Buttery
One for the road
Hilly
Mary-Martin Whelpton
From Mrs Michelle Sharpe
Forever in our hearts x
John ‘JC’ Firth, Gladys ‘May’ Firth & Auntie Edna Firth
From Mrs D Samra
In loving memory of my dear Mum, Dad & Auntie. Always in my thoughts, never forgotten.
Valerie Chitty
From Mrs Carole Ord
Love and Miss you loads
Trevor Page
From Mr Darren Page
Congratulations and a massive well done on achieving your PhD, Dr Darren Page.
Scott Howseman
From Mrs Heather Radcliffe
I love you, beyond words, beyond measure. What we had together I will treasure forever. No one ever can or will replace you. So until we are together again, please remember, I love you.
Love you forever and always. H xxxx
Marion Welton
From Miss Samantha Welton
Did you ever know that you're my hero?
And everything I would like to be?
I can fly higher than an eagle,
For you are the wonderful beneath my wings.
Anne Miller
From Mrs Maureen Wadsworth
Fergus Robertson
From Miss Sara-Clare Robertson
But pleasures are like poppies spread,
You seize the flower, its bloom is shed;
Or like the snow falls in the river,
A moment white—then melts for ever;
Or like the borealis race,
That flit ere you can point their place;
Or like the rainbow’s lovely form
Evanishing amid the storm —
Nae man can tether time or tide.
James Henry
From Mrs Susan Robinson
"Daddy"
Forever Loved and Missed
Len Scoffin, Molly Scoffin & Mavis Dixon
From Mrs Debra Betts
Treasured Family Loved & Missed Every Day xxx
Pam Cook
From Mrs Clair Bowkett
A beloved wife mother nanny and auntie we all miss you so much but the feathers
You land all over shows us your there and happy now with your mum at peace
Love you mum xx
Simon Whitbread
From Dr Rhoderick Whitbread
In loving memory
George Thomson
From Mrs Anne Thomson
Keith Swift
From Mr Richard Swift
Treasured memories forever
Sally Ngoe & Mama Ngoe
From Mr Kevin Ngoe
Carol Holman
From Mr Carl Holman
Never forgotten, always loved.
Bayley Family
From Mrs Jennifer Bayley
Tanya Moncur
From Mrs Louise Cobby
You will always be in our hearts
Stephen Hill
From Mrs catherine Hiley
Remembering an outstanding Husband, Dad and Grandad. A truly inspirational Family Man.
Always in our thoughts and very much missed every day.
David Blatherwick
From Mrs Tracy Tuffs
Wendy Thacker
From Mrs Tracy Buckberry
Love you mum, we miss you so much xxx
Joyce Cork
From Mr James Cork
For Mum
Tim Grosse
From Mrs Shelley Grosse
My beautiful man, my husband Tim,
Words cannot describe how much I miss you every second of every day!
I love you to the moon and back and back again!
Aways and forever in my heart. xxxxxx
Chris Watt Mum & Nana
From Mrs Esther Watt Jones
My mum was a kind and special lady, right up until the very end. She and our dad raised me and my sister and then later took in a number of foster children. Mum loved a quiz and was an avid reader and of course, loved spending time with her grandchildren. The loss of mum was sudden. After fighting hard for nearly two weeks, we knew it was time to let her go, but not until she did one last good deed. She became an organ donor – our mum showed kindness in life and now in death. Not only did she help at least 3 people have a better life, she left her family with the knowledge that there was a little bit of her left in this life. Something which has helped the pain sometimes feel a little less sharp. We are so very proud of her! I love you and miss you every day, my mummy x