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.
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Nanna Baxter
Mum & Dad xxx
Trish Short
Linda Aspinwall
Roger Sismey
Dave |
Kath and Les Foster
Trevor Bunn
Patricia Buttery
Family and Friends
Sutty ILYMTYLM
Barry Taylor
Dean Parker
Ann Tweedale
Mum & Dad Chris
Roy-Booth Dad-Grandad
Rob Bell
Nicola Waldman
John Dovey
Frank Lawrence
Ray Harness
Ray Berry
Betty Angela Hutson
Karen Wood
Cliff Surfleet
Ann Yates
Nataliha DeReis
Chris Watt Mum & Nana
Nanna Baxter
From Mrs Karen Coulson
Thank you for steering me always in the right direction. You are so missed.
Mum & Dad xxx
From Miss Jackie Alger
Think of you every single day, will love and miss you forevermore, keep sending me signs you are with me ????
Trish Short
From Mrs Lauren James
Mum, I miss you every day. Thank you for sending me Rory. I can see you in him when he laughs. Love always, Lauren xxx
Linda Aspinwall
From Mrs Lisa Pearson
Mum, you taught me so much except how to live without you x
Roger Sismey
From Mrs Alex Sismey
Feathers appear
When loved ones are near.
Love you Roger!
Always and forever.
Alex x
Dave |
From Mrs Kim Mundin
Kath and Les Foster
From Mrs Claire Foster
Trevor Bunn
From Mrs Sam Kemp
The world's best Dad
To the world you was just Dad,
But to us you were the world
Taken far too soon
A Son's first hero, A Daughter's first love Trevor Bunn 1961-2019
Loved and missed always
Xxxx
Patricia Buttery
From Mr Frazer William Buttery
One for the road
Hilly
Family and Friends
From Mrs Rebecca Hewitt
A Feather to represent all our loved ones that we have lost through our lives,family friends and friends that became family. Thinking of you all. Love You xxx
Sutty ILYMTYLM
From Mrs Dawn Sutton
In the early hours of 28th January 2022 I kissed my gorgeous husband for the last time. All I can say, two years on, is don’t under estimate the devastating impact of loss and grief
The amazing care and compassion shown by the staff at the hospice, in the short time he was there, was the only thing that kept me sane at the worst time of my life. Two years on and the pain is as raw today as it was the day he died.Missing my cheeky, lovable, funny husband every day.
Barry Taylor
From Mrs Elizabeth Taylor
Forever in our hearts
29 Jun 1945 to 30 Jan 2021
Dean Parker
From Mr Colin Parker
Forever missed
Dad and Jill
Ann Tweedale
From Mrs Amy Kopsidas
Mum & Dad Chris
From Mrs Sandra Rousseau
In our thoughts everyday.
Don’t go faraway, Stay close by.
Loving you always
Sandra, Jenny, Carol, Kevin & Karen
XXXXX
Roy-Booth Dad-Grandad
From Mrs Helen Booth
Always on our minds and Forever in our hearts ❤️
Rob Bell
From Mrs Katie Wilkinson
Loved always and forever
Nicola Waldman
From Mrs Natasha Hellawell
Love you more xxx
John Dovey
From Mrs Lynda Dovey
Great Dad, Grandad & Husband always remembered
Frank Lawrence
From Mrs Jennifer Barber
For my amazing dad who was full of love, laughter and kindness. You made every day brighter, filling it with joy. I miss your joking nature, silly songs and you just being there. You are still my hero and I miss you every day.
Love you Dad
xoxoxo
Ray Harness
From Miss Lynne Harness
Dearly Loved and Missed So Much. Rest peacefully Dad.
Ray Berry
From Mr Nick Berry
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal
Love leaves a memory no one can steal
Betty Angela Hutson
From Mrs Caron Harrison
Beloved Mum and Grandma x
Karen Wood
From Mr Phil Adams
Reunited with Dad & Mum who sent a feather for you.
Cliff Surfleet
From Ms Claire Surfleet
A wonderful loving husband, caring father, fun “Grumps” & fantastic friend to many.
Ann Yates
From Mr Kenneth Yates
Nataliha DeReis
From Mrs Natalie Thomas
You are loved and missed every day xxx
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