To my brother, James Joseph Quinn, aka "Tin Tin / Scuba". The world is a very different place since you left us in 2017. Love and miss you every day and trying to get the best out of every moment as life is very precious and worth living!
My true love has my heart and I have his.
It's where our love danced
one beat at a time.
A loving wife, mum, grandma and sister. You are missed more than words can say. Our lives are empty without your beautiful smile, your kindness, consideration and wise advice for all of your family.
Devoted to all family and friends we all know that you are now our guardian angel looking out for us.
Forever in our hearts Keith, Stephen & Katie, Julia and Alasdair Oliver Rosie and Rowan
Miss your lovely smiling face, you were a true gentle man, a wonderful husband, father and Grandpa and we miss you so much. Until we meet again xxx
Miss you x
Mum, always in my heart x
My heart is dedicated to my kind and clever daddy who I miss every day xx
Adam was a wonderful son, brother and friend. He is missed and loved every day.
Adam cared for everyone with his sensitive nature.
Love you loads Adam.
Mum xxxx
In memory of both of our Mums and Dads. Forever in our hearts
Love Anne & John xx xx
We love and miss you both so so much.
You are both always in our hearts forever and never forgotten.
All of our love always
Jeremy, Sarah, Easton & Ebonie Xxxxxxx
I think of you every day my friend. Forever in my heart XxX
Dad
Remembering all our cherished memories
Jill xx
Mark
Always in my heart brother
Jill xx
Kate Atkins lived her life with passion, love, devotion and an awareness of the world around her to support and care for others. Kate was and continues to be loved by all those whose life’s she touched. Her family and friends miss her greatly. Her husband, Sam, and son, William, will keep her legacy alive and be proud in the knowledge that the time they had together was beautiful and full of love.
Missed and thought of every day. Love always Val xxx
My brave strong Dad, my heart was shattered when you left on 26/11/2020 and my world was turned upside down. Things will never be the same. I hope you are happy and pain free and enjoying some fishing. I will love you forever. Until we meet again, I will live on in honour of you and make sure you will always be remembered. Your little girl always x
We spent every minute of every day together and enjoy our early retirement. She started with Alzheimer’s and Vascular Dementia in 2015 and slowly declined over the next 5 years. Yvonne went into hospital in late June 2020 with pneumonia and was diagnosed with stage three lung cancer. Considering it was in the middle of Covid I managed to get her home and look after her at home with the care of St Barnabas and the other agencies and could not have better care. She slipped away with all here family around her.
My Family will always be thankful that St Barnabas Hospice was there to help Mum in her final days. The care and attention she received was above and beyond. There was care shown to us too, and I will always be grateful for that. All Hospices do a marvellous job, often at heightened emotions, maintaining a dignity and compassion that is only appreciated after the sad passing of a much loved Family member. Thank you St Barnabas for being there for us and most importantly for Mum.
I went to Matt’s one day and we made cheese straws. Karen came in, not having known me for long, gave me a hug and said I could stay…’the cheese straws were delicious’!
Not a day goes by where I don’t think about you both. Losing the two of you whilst I was still a child was really hard. I would give anything to just have a conversation with you again. So many things I took for granted whilst you were here and now I wish to just relive these with you even for a moment.
I miss you both so much xx