Sylvia Boardman my beautiful and amazing mum, my best friend, my inspiration, my world; you are always, always with me in my heart and all that I do.

You were so brave and positive and walked the long journey you faced with so much courage and dignity to enable you to stay with us for as long as you could.

I miss you so very much and think about and talk to you every day; you are still very much part of all we do and I know that you are watching over us and are our guiding light.

Without doubt you were the best `nannie' to your beloved boys Harry and Adam; they love and miss you lots and I know you are shining down on them and bursting with pride.

I love you beyond words and am so incredibly proud to be your daughter; until we meet again, you will remain always in my heart xxx

Tony

Forever in our hearts and never forgotten.

We talk and think about you daily.

You are so deeply missed.

Love you always xx

No matter where we are , You will all ways be with us in our hearts.
Your smiles will never fade. We know you'll walk with us all ways.

LOVE YOU ALL

We love and miss you every day ❤️

Watching the two of them giggling like little girls playing bowls together on Mablethorpe beach is a memory that warms our hearts .Two mums full of love x

The best grandparents miss them every day ❤️

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

Always In Our Thoughts
Forever In Our Hearts
The Best Mum, Grandma and Wife
The Most Amazing Beautiful Star

My forever friend

I lost my Mum to Alzheimer’s in 2015 which was heartbreaking and then lost my Dad to Cancer in 2019.
We miss them both so much xxxxx

Robbie, loved so very much by us all. Such a lovely, kind and funny man, you made everything better. The brightest star in the sky. You will be forever in our hearts.

In loving memory of a wonderful Dad and Grandad, sadly missed, but remembered with love for all the times shared together, his guidance and all that he did for us.

Jane Dyer – A beautiful and loving mum, taken from us far to soon ❤️

There are some who bring a light so great to the world that even after they have gone, the light remains. My Mum… always my inspiration, gone but never forgotten. ????

My amazing Dad passed away from Cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer) in August 2018. The care St Barnabas provided my Dad with was amazing and the support they provided for my Mum was invaluable. A loved one passing away is always hard, but St Barnabas made my Dad's final weeks as peaceful as they could. Their hospice at home care allowed my Dad to pass away in his own bed, at home. Thank you to St Barnabas for all that you did for us and for what you continue to do for so many others

Remembering my lovely Dad, taxi, bank & most loyal friend!

Mum I wanted this heart to represent the brave fight you are fighting at the minute and to also show gratitude to lovely st barnabas who are doing their best to help you. You are our world, our rock and have always done your best by us. Sending our love Becca and Nicola xxx

My Nan and Grandad were amazing, loving and generous people, that I miss so so much. Despite what they would say, they both loved each other really and passed away within 2 months of each other. Nan passed away at Lincoln St Barnabas hospice and although she was only there 1 full day I could feel the love and care there was exceptional and I will never forget that.

My mum lived a vibrant, busy and sociable life. In true Yorkshire style she faced all hurdles head on and fought tirelessly for what she believed in. She fought breast cancer for 30 years before it eventually stole her from our family ????

My Dad.

My Dad was one in a million. He was a loving family man, family was his everything.
Everyone knew Graham, if you didn't recognise his name you would definitely recognise his face. He would help anyone where at all possible. He could fix everything, if he couldn't fix it then we knew we were in trouble! He had tools for every job, more tools than a hardware store!
When he passed away suddenly in 2021 our lives changed forever. How could we possibly carry on without him? We talk about him every single day, laugh together, cry together, remembering all the funny times, he will live on in our hearts forever.
Dad had used St Barnabas services previously when they helped him with coping strategies when he was diagnosed with Cancer. His Niece, Karen, received care at her end of life at the hospice and he was so grateful for all the support she and the whole family received.
Thank you St Barnabas for all that you do.