Gramps was such a kind and proud man, with a fantastic sense of humour. As his family, we are all so appreciative of the St Barnabas staff who were able to treat him with the respect he deserved at the end of his life. Thank you!
We all miss you so much Gramps. X

Dad, I miss you every single day. Love you always and forever, Amy xx

A loving wife ,Mum ,Nan and gran forever in our hearts loved always xx

A chance encounter led to an extraordinary life filled with many travels, much love, and great laughter. My true soulmate who will remain forever in my heart and mind.

In memory of Jimmy, a beloved Son, Brother, uncle and nephew. Forever in our hearts.

My parents Mary & Ray Winship, forever in my heart.

You stood by me and I stood tall xx

Smithy, I miss you and think of you. Thank you for all the wonderful memories and the laughs that we shared and the family we grew. Forever in my heart Jenny

Thinking of you more as you would have been 100 years old on 01 March this year. Miss you so much Gran xx

A beautiful Mum and Nanny who we miss so much every day. Forever and always in our hearts. Love you so much xxxxx

To a Wonderful Loving Dad and Grandad
We will miss you forever
We feel you around us and comforting us
Sending hugs to heaven.
Xxxxx

In memory of my beloved husband Phil who was able to spend his last days at home thanks to the help of St Barnabas nurses .

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.

You are forever in our thoughts and hearts with love
Anne, Tracey, Jackie, Michelle and families.

Mum & Daniel,
Always loved, Never forgotten, forever missed.
Wherever you are I hope you are together.
X x X x

Simon loved his music; before we lost touch, it wasn’t often that you’d find him without a set of headphones on. It was the Sony Walkman that got us talking to each other when we met at ages 16 and 17, as I had boldly, and somewhat uncharacteristically, asked him what him he was listening to. Simple Minds was the answer and though we went to see many more equally excellent concerts, that first concert in 1989 he’d managed to get tickets for was just awesome, breathtaking, a memory for life.

David was a gentle giant who cared for everyone he met. He volunteered for St Barnabas for 17 years, starting with driving patients around. He then helped at the warehouse during Covid. He will be missed by everyone who knew him x

In memory of Rita, a much loved wife, mum and grandma. We enjoyed a happy life together and have lovely lasting memories. We would also like to thank ST Barnabas for their help and support particularly during the final weeks of her battle against cancer.
We miss and think about her everyday. xx

Husbands, Dads and Grandads that we all miss. Both taken too soon, their memories live on.