Dad

Dad X

Glenis Benson

Millicent Roberts

Stella &Tony Fisch

Janet Goodman & Nanny Tractor

CHRIS Z

Pam & Alan Bond

Kate Atkins

04.10.1993 KA & AJ

Jane Rose Dyer

My Dear Dad 1963-2019

Christine Goodman

David E Smith

Roger Smith

Ken Coy

Carol Wagstaff

N & G Baxter

Joe Bateman

Mary & Ray Winship

Jacqueline Snape

Pat & Bob Bayley

Trevor Pacey

Paul&Matthew Allen

Hannah Alicia

Loving Son Nigel xxxx, Mum & Dad xx Remembered & Mum & Dad xx Remembered

David Drake

Barbara Whyles

Dad

From Miss Kayleigh Mann

Dad X

From Miss Becky Oxford

Glenis Benson

From Mr Darren Benson

Millicent Roberts

From Mrs Aimee Allen

Stella &Tony Fisch

From Miss Sharon Buckle

Showing love and nurture through guidance and grace. Missed dearly.

Janet Goodman & Nanny Tractor

From Miss Ann-Marie Goodman

CHRIS Z

From Mr ROY WORKMAN

My forever friend

Pam & Alan Bond

From Miss Alison Bond

This heart is dedicated to my parents. My mum was cared for by the Hospice at Home team which allowed her to have her final wish of passing away at home. My dad never forgot the support we received and supported St Barnabas whenever he could.

Kate Atkins

From Mr Sam Atkins

Kate Atkins lived her life with passion, love, devotion and an awareness of the world around her to support and care for others. Kate was and continues to be loved by all those whose life’s she touched. Her family and friends miss her greatly. Her husband, Sam, and son, William, will keep her legacy alive and be proud in the knowledge that the time they had together was beautiful and full of love.

04.10.1993 KA & AJ

From Mr Andrew Morton

Jane Rose Dyer

From Mr Brian Dyer

My Dear Dad 1963-2019

From Miss Laura Hallam

Christine Goodman

From Mrs Margaret Jean Ross

In fondest memory of my dear sister.

David E Smith

From Mrs Rachel May

Revd David Earling Smith, husband, father, grandfather, godfather and father in law loved dearly and sadly missed. Always in our hearts.

Roger Smith

From Mrs Elinor Suma

Dad, thank you for always being there. You gave me a love of reading, Star Trek and Star Wars which are being passed to the next generation. I wish you could be here to see your grandson grow but for now, you live on in our memories and stories.
Death is that state in which one exists only in the memory of others, which is why this is not the end, No goodbyes.
Love you

Ken Coy

From Mrs Emma Whaler

My dad was one in a million, he is missed every single day.

During my teenage years, he raised me alone and taught me so much.

I still go to call him whenever the Lancaster goes over, he loved his aircraft (a love which he has passed down to me).

Love you Pops xx

Carol Wagstaff

From Mrs Tracey Cranswick

To a Mum who was as beautiful on the inside as she was on the outside. Dearly missed everyday. Remains forever in our hearts ♥️

N & G Baxter

From Mrs Karen Coulson

My world, my oracle miss you every day xxxx

Joe Bateman

From Mrs Sam Lewis

My grandad, my best friend, Missing you for 35 years xxx

Mary & Ray Winship

From Miss Hayley Winship

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

Jacqueline Snape

From Mrs Ann Ellmes

Jackie, my dearest friend who died aged 38 years from Cancer. Will forever be in my heart, miss your friendship, our schooners of sherry and your wicked sense of humour

Pat & Bob Bayley

From Mrs Jennifer Bayley

Cherished parents of Darren and much loved grandparents of Emily and William

Trevor Pacey

From Miss Yvonne Pacey

My dad was my rock we had lots of fun memories of holidaying in the touring caravan the new forest and Isle of Wight were two favourite places we all went miss you so much dad xxxx

Paul&Matthew Allen

From Mrs Margaret Allen

Paul & Matthew you will be remembered always.
With love Mum and Dad. X
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Hannah Alicia

From Mrs Rebecca Brown

Loving Son Nigel xxxx, Mum & Dad xx Remembered & Mum & Dad xx Remembered

From Mrs tracy eastmead

David Drake

From Miss Harriet Drake

Barbara Whyles

From Mr Paul Whyles

In loving memory of my mum and also to remember my Nan, Ada Whyles and grandad, John Whyles. Gone but never forgotten

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