Fred Fixter
From Mrs Debbie Short
A much loved dad , grandad and gramps
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Thomas Reeve
Fergus Robertson
Sally Thompson
Penny and Chris Adams
Stephen Dye
Pimmy |
Andy Tuxworth
Geoffrey Ingoldby
Steve James
Mum & Dad Lingard
Joyce Cork
Pops
Ann Turner
Tony Tindale
Barbara |
Ann Newbert
Graham Hillier
Charles Hoskins & Margaret Hoskins
Betty & Walt Ardron
Angela Bryceland
Ron Parrish
Grandma Jackie
Merv Lowiss
David Alderson
Nathan Ottewell
Ian Parker
Sutty ILYMTYLM
Andrew Rettie
Thomas Reeve
From Mrs Nicole Reeve
Loved beyond words, missed always, remembered forever xxx
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.
Sally Thompson
From Mrs Jessica Skelton
Penny and Chris Adams
From Mr Philip Adams
Gone but never forgotten
Stephen Dye
From Miss Kelly Dye
Love and miss you always Dad, until we meet again ???????????? xxx
Pimmy |
From Ms Sally Cosgriff
Andy Tuxworth
From Mrs Cindy Tuxworth
You were a fighter to the end but gone to soon I will always love you . My life will never be the same without you . Your best m8 and loving wife
Cindy xx
Geoffrey Ingoldby
From Mrs Elizabeth Ingoldby
In our hearts always and forever.
Love Elizabeth, Matthew and Laura xxx
Steve James
From Miss Amie James
I love you as big as the world xx
Mum & Dad Lingard
From Mrs Jane Chamberlain
All the family miss you.
So many golden moments in life have happened without being able to share with you but you are always in our thoughts.
You passed peacefully with the help and guidance of St Barnabas
Joyce Cork
From Mr James Cork
For Mum
Pops
From Mrs Eloise Drysdale
This will be a gorgeous dedication to my Wonderful Pops & I’ll look forward to seeing it my garden for many years to come. Forever grateful of St Barnabas ????????
Ann Turner
From Mrs Lucy Darby
Loved & missed forever
Tony Tindale
From Mrs Kerry Robinson
Gone but never forgotten ♡
Marching on together ♡
Barbara |
From Mrs Pauline Webb
Barbara
11.12.1934 –
29.09.2010
Ann Newbert
From Mrs Sharon Laughton
Gone but not forgotten. You walk with us everyday.
Graham Hillier
From Mrs Diane Hillier
Always in my heart ❤
Charles Hoskins & Margaret Hoskins
From Mr Charles Phillip Hoskins
Pop/Dad and
Mother
With love
xxx
Betty & Walt Ardron
From Mrs Kay Simpson
In loving memory of Betty and Walter Ardron, now together again at last, forever more. Greatly missed and by their family and all who knew, loved and laughed with them. A couple who hold a special place in the hearts of their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Thank you for the wealth of memories, the happy and the sad, the touching and the downright silly, shared across the decades. We carry you with us, always.
Angela Bryceland
From Mrs Alison Hunt
Remembering Angela.
My dearly loved and missed friend ❤️
Ron Parrish
From Mrs Margaret Parrish
Love always
Grandma Jackie
From Mrs Rowena Harrop
We miss you every moment. You’d be so proud of Alice and Phoebe, they are very special girls. We will remember you always as a wonderful grandma with a sofa full of grandchildren. Xx
Merv Lowiss
From Mrs Emma Bean
Feathers appear when loved ones are near .. Miss you Dad and the Boys miss their Gran Gran xxxxx
David Alderson
From Mrs Penelope Alderson
Darling Dave, we miss you more every day and you will forever be in our hearts. With all our love Penny and Alex xxx
Nathan Ottewell
From Mrs Karoline Ottewell
Even though I only had you for 4 days I will never ever stop loving and thinking of you ❤️❤️
Ian Parker
From Mrs Elizabeth Parker
Thinking of you always x
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.
Andrew Rettie
From Mrs Louise Flint
Andrew
My love my life my best friend love always
Louise