Barry was 18 when he was tragically taken away from us. He was a much loved brother with a great sense of humour & contagious laugh. Lots of childhood memories including a trip to Alton towers together which was lots of fun. He’s very sadly missed.

In loving memory of my Mum who passed away on the 1st March 2022, just 7 weeks after celebrating her 100th birthday with a family party.

My Nanna was the most amazing woman. I learned so much from her, she loved us all unconditionally. St Barnabas did so much in her last few days to make her feel comfortable. It all happened so quickly from diagnosis to her passing. Thank you to all the staff for what you did.

Love and miss you every day – fabulous kind granny and brilliant mum ????

Much loved partner, son and brother, gone to soon. Rest in peace and tranquillity with your beloved nature.

He believed in me & encouraged me (something I’d never experienced before) & he helped me find myself again after a difficult time – as well as a true & deeper faith in our Lord Jesus ✝️ Forever Loved & Missed x

My daddy, John Vaughan, my first hero, my first love. Thought of, missed and loved every day. My children know to look for the brightest star in the sky each night as that’s their grandad always watching over them and when they say “goodnight grandad” it fills me with so much love. Love you dad, always, Tammy xx

We will forever be grateful to all of the staff at St.Barnabas for making the last few weeks of my aunties life as comfortable as possible, and for the support they showed us when we needed it the most.

Sam Lawton / Dad
Succumbed to covid April 2020.
Loved and remembered everyday xxx

We love and miss you, you were so scared you would be forgotten but you are in our thoughts ever second. Right to the end you kept your dark sense of humour, even joking you were like Peter Pan forever young. Sleep tight forever remembered xxx

Our Mother Elizabeth Armstrong volunteered at St Barnabas for over 15 years, serving teas and gave a friendly chat to everyone. She passed on 19 November 2021 aged 82. Our Mother lovingly cared for our Father, David Armstrong during his palliative care, he passed on 17 March 2005 aged 65. Towards the end, a talented St Barnabas Nurse played the Piano Accordion for my Father during his final days. He smiled and tapped his fingers in time to the tune. Dad was a talented player himself. A very special moment for our parents. Both parents are much loved and missed. Your Daughter Janet xx

If we could bring you back again
For one more hour or day
We’d express all our unspoken love
We’d have countless things to say.

If we could bring you back again
We’d say we treasured you
And that your presence in our lives
Meant more than we ever knew.

If we could bring you back again,
To tell you what we should
You’d know how much we miss you now
And if we could, we would.
x

The kindest people I've ever known, the brightest stars in the sky ✨️

To my great-grandma, grand parents, polly paws and all those I have loved and lost. Remembering you all. xxx

in loving memory of my parents

Blank heart request please

Always on my mind, forever in my heart

Shining, with a great sense of humour.

In memory of my husband Steve a loved husband, father and grandfather!

In memory of my dad, Percy!

In memory of Carolyn a wife, mother and grandmother!

A dear husband, my soul mate taken too soon. Forever in my heart.