Ann & Graham & Arthur

PAT & DUANE & PAUL

Grandad Albert

04.10.1993 KA & AJ

Mick Battersby

Bill Goodacre

Sean Swanston

Grandma & Grandad

Glyn-Grandad Riley

Grandad Kev & Kev Richards

Fiona Foster

George Deakin

Christine Goodman

Emelia Wright

Bernard Woodwards

Rob Abraham

Joanne Bunn

Always Remembered

Tracey Mo

David Herbert

Kate & Terry Mitchell, Kate & Terry Mitchell & Ron Radley

Gary Nicholass & Gary Nicholass

Elaine Gill & Sue Gill

Mam ❤️

Terry 1948-2021, Dad 1948-2021, Grandad Terry & Grandad Terry

JOHN WOOD & JOHN WOOD

Peter Hutt

Barrie Mettam

Ann & Graham & Arthur

From Mrs Mandy Fryer

Will always be loved and missed xxxx

PAT & DUANE & PAUL

From Miss Jessie Leach

Grandad Albert

From Mrs Nicole Evans

My grandad was an amazing man who we sadly lost in December 2022 at the amazing age of 94, he did not pass from cancer but he was so special to me and I hope this money will help to people who need hospice care, like my godfather ????

04.10.1993 KA & AJ

From Mr Andrew Morton

Mick Battersby

From Mrs Kirsti Atkins

Miss you x

Bill Goodacre

From Mrs Sue Edwards

A wonderful man and the most generous and kind father. Sadly we lost you too soon and miss you every day. Our love for you remains so strong. Always in our hearts, Sue, Rhys, Pam, and Julie xxxx

Sean Swanston

From Ms Beth Faulkner

Grandma & Grandad

From Ms Amelia Chambers

Grandma and Grandad, together again. You’re probably dancing on a cloud right now, eating teacakes and drinking tea from a flask. Slippers on. This heart is in tribute to you both – to remember your inspirational love for one another.

Glyn-Grandad Riley

From Mrs Hayley Reed

To Grandad,
You’re always in our hearts.
Lots of love always,
Freya, Georgia and Lola xxxxx

Grandad Kev & Kev Richards

From Miss Grace Collins

Kev was always making jokes and made everyone around him smile. His passing left a huge hole in our lives but we remember him with love and a smile. We love and miss him, now and always xxx

Fiona Foster

From Mrs Catriona Pearson

George Deakin

From Mrs Dorothy Deakin

In memory of George. Much loved Husband, Dad, Grandad & Friend xxx

Christine Goodman

From Mrs Margaret Jean Ross

In fondest memory of my dear sister.

Emelia Wright

From Mrs June Gauke

In loving memory of Emelia, our beautiful granddaughter.

Bernard Woodwards

From Mrs Susan Stallwood

Dad you are forever in are hearts never forgotten loved for ever

Rob Abraham

From Mrs Andrea Williams

A beloved husband to Linda, father to Andrea and Stuart and grandpa to William, Eddie, Henry, Max and Mimi. We miss you every day xx

Joanne Bunn

From Mrs Lisa Westwick

We spent many hours in my garden gossiping and having a cheeky drink (or 3!). This heart will join your Forget Me Not and dragonfly in the garden. You’ll always be there x

Always Remembered

From Mrs Susan Eames

Tracey Mo

From Barbara Moment

In loving memory of our little sister – missed and remembered every day

David Herbert

From Mrs Susan Herbert

Darling Dave
Always in my heart, fond memories of our life together, your loving wife Sue xxx

Kate & Terry Mitchell, Kate & Terry Mitchell & Ron Radley

From Mr Pete Mitchell

A nan and two grandads that were taken too early and never got to meet their grandkids – we tell them who you were and they love to talk about you. Forever in our hearts.

Gary Nicholass & Gary Nicholass

From Ms Sarah Turner

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

Elaine Gill & Sue Gill

From Miss Deborah Gill

Mam ❤️

From Miss Shirley Wilson

Terry 1948-2021, Dad 1948-2021, Grandad Terry & Grandad Terry

From Mrs Joanne Sharp

JOHN WOOD & JOHN WOOD

From Mrs Adella Theaker

Loving Husband, Dad, Grandad & Great grandad. Love & Miss you always xxx

Peter Hutt

From Mrs Jannette Ingram

My dad, forever loved, and always in my heart. Love you dad xx

Barrie Mettam

From Mrs Michelle Goble

Also known as bellows. All the kids in the street used to know it was home time when you used to shout us to come home in the evening, as you could be heard from far away. It was embarrassing as a child, but I’d give anything to hear that voice now…

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