Joyce Purdie

Alan Clarke & David Gordon

Jeannette Goodwin

Amber Schothorst & Hugh Goodwillie

David and Babs Ridgers

Pam Auton

Dad |

Brenda Maddison

Margaret Beath

Charles Cade

Sylvi Penn

Jenny Heathcote, Anne Ashworth, Audrey Pestell & Brian Pestell

Jill Bullock

Richard + June Dickinson

John Tomkins

Dennis Hannah & janice

Colin Pitchforth

Mum Robinson & Rick Dixon

Terry Paling

Pauline Regan & Jim Regan

Jayne Lilley

Marie Stevens

Reggie Smith

Ken Cook

Joyce Harley

Stuart Knight

Alan Thompson

Pauline Rowett & Joyce Rowett

Joyce Purdie

From Mrs Alison Norfield

A wonderful lady, with a warm smile and a wicked sense of humour. Only knew her for a short time but fond memories and a lasting respect and appreciation of her as a work colleague and friend.

Alan Clarke & David Gordon

From Mrs. Carol Clarke

Remembering both of my late husbands this Christmas time lost my first husband Dave in 1981 died of a hear attack at 36 years old ????my second husband Alan passed away in 2016 of prostrate cancer after receiving excellent care from st barnabas ????RIP❤️❤️

Jeannette Goodwin

From Miss Eden Laughton

Jeannettes poem,

When you were with us you weren’t one for soft spoken words.
Any attempts at emotional conversation you’d effortlessly swerve.
If you were here now and you sensed this heart-pour.
You’d tell me to shush, sit down, to ‘close the door’.
We’d all sit in the lounge, all cosy and all warm.
Put a film on the TV, then talk through it all.
With a cat on your lap and the dog at your knees.
You’d pet and you’d fuss until I agreed ‘Aren’t they so pretty’.
We’d sit there for hours and put the world to rights.
Reminiscing and laughing about all the good old times.
Giggling at memories till the day turned to the dark.
Like the new haircut ‘chode’ or your day trip to the park….
Even at the end you were always true to you.
A fabulous diva, and you, through and through.
Walk past your reflection and your hair you would tease.
With your effortless style and you in your dungarees.
One thing is for certain, there’s no one quite like you.
Even treatment shakes were taken by champagne flute.

Now you are gone, and it’s time to say.
That you could bring sunshine to the darkest of day.
And although I never said it, you know what you meant to me.
My life lived with you is full of endless happy memories.
From little girls to little women, with you I have grown.
You have been there from the beginning, your home is now my home.
So I want to say Thank you, for everything you have done.
In my heart you are my family, you are an adopted Mum.
You have always been there so Goodbye is hard to say.
But I know I’ll see you again, on the other-side one day.
You’ll be holding hands with Dereck and Barbs, Molly and JellyBean too.
And I will get to tell you…. J-dog, I love you.

Amber Schothorst & Hugh Goodwillie

From Mrs. Tracy Slade

Missing you both dearly. Shine bright in the sky xx

David and Babs Ridgers

From Mrs Jane Graham

Pam Auton

From Miss Kirsty Amy Auton

nana pam, i hope i am making you proud, i miss you and your jaffa cakes more than words can say.
love from, kirsty amy x

Dad |

From Miss claire wass

Brenda Maddison

From Mrs Sandra Beattie

Forever in our hearts.
Missed evert day ????
Love always
Sandra, Rod, Bradley and Tegan xxxxxx

Margaret Beath

From Mr. Tim Beath

Remembering almost 55 happy years together, enjoying our 3 children and 2 grand children

Charles Cade

From Mrs. Emma Anderson

Remembering and missing my dear daddy. I think of you every day XX

Sylvi Penn

From Mrs Mandy Penn

We all miss you a lot.
Dave , Mandy, Tim and Jon

Jenny Heathcote, Anne Ashworth, Audrey Pestell & Brian Pestell

From Mrs Julie Heathcote

My family loved and missed every day.

Jill Bullock

From Mrs Wendy Bagot

Richard + June Dickinson

From Mrs. Julie Hart

Mum joined dad last year. And we had mum on her own for 20 plus years. My sister and me spent loads of time with mum as did our kids. Her grandkids. We miss her so much but she is dancing with our dad again. She died in Lincoln hospital January 11 2019. we thought she was coming home but died in a comfy chair. She fell asleep and never woke up.I will never forget my sister calling me at 5.45 at work. I was shaking and went into the office and burst out crying saying my mums gone. I felt like the whole world had swallowed me up. How dare they take my mum from me. But she was ready to go to my dad. Big hugs. And lots of kisses from your daughters and grandchildren. You were the rock to our family. Will never forget you. Xxx

John Tomkins

From Mrs. Ann Bradley

You take with you the love of your beautiful wife Carol and the rest of your loving family
We will all be with you one day dancing a merry tune to that guitar
Sleep tight you wonderful man
Until we meet again xx

Dennis Hannah & janice

From Mrs. stephanie parker

Miss them so much
Especially this time of year
Love them always an forever xx

Colin Pitchforth

From Mrs. Mary Pitchforth

You are always in my thoughts.
I miss you so much. Life is so empty without you.My love always
love
Mary

Mum Robinson & Rick Dixon

From Mrs. Charlotte Dixon

Both my husband and mum passed away in February 2022. Both received amazing care at the hospice as did I. Thank you x

Terry Paling

From Mr Ben Paling

Our first Christmas without you, we had so many with you, it will be very hard. My best mate, I miss you x

Pauline Regan & Jim Regan

From Mrs. Tracy Troop

Miss you both every day x

Jayne Lilley

From Mr Jed Lilley

In memory of our incredible Nana/Nana-in-law who we so so dearly miss❤️ Chinese takeaways will never be the same without you Nana Jayne❤️ We love you forever and think of you always❤️

Marie Stevens

From Mrs. Stacey Brown

Miss you every single day, my life hasn't been complete since the day you left me, I love you grandma, so much xxx

Reggie Smith

From Ms Mandy Smith

Thinking of you Dad. Loved and missed every day. Shine bright. Love from Mandy, Jack & Frankie xx

Ken Cook

From Ms. Michaela McGorty

Dad, I don't know how to make the stuffing like you and grandad did so dinner can never be the same. Thank you for the years you kept opening the kitchen door, always at the wrong time, and rolling your eyes at my obsessive list checking. No one else can take that place. I miss you.

Joyce Harley

From Miss Katie Cawdron

Christmas just wont be the same without you, Nan. Thinking of you every day. Miss you always, love you forever xxx

Stuart Knight

From Mr. Alistair White

Stuart, you are greatly missed every day, but your memories are strong and cherished, love always Alistair x

Alan Thompson

From Miss Sophie Thompson

Merry Christmas Dad. The first one without you. I love you and miss you so so much!

Forever your little girl, Sophie xxxx

Pauline Rowett & Joyce Rowett

From Mr. David Rowett

Christmas like you will go on forever.

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