Robert Turner

Joan Pratt

Wendy Barr

Rick Welbourn

Pam Auton

Elizabeth Higdon

Anthony (Tony) Edwards

Brenda Mitchell & Stanley Mitchell

Tony Thompson & Keith Minett

David George

Loganathen (logan) Durasamy

Mary Evans

Harold Rigden

Eric Azzopardi

Graham Clarke

Gerry Kelly

Anthony Juggins

Sarah Crowther

Eileen Smith

Jeana Hopkins

Maureen Peate

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Alison Breese

Leslie Tointon

David and Denny Goodridge & Cooper Family and Absent Friends

Joseph Derrick, Peter Derrick & Elizabeth Pickering

Steph Hallett

Trevor Wilson

Robert Turner

From Mrs Tinna Turner

Another christmas without you my love. You are loved and missed so very much by so many people.
Love you so much Rob
Love Tinna xxxxx

Joan Pratt

From Miss Myfanwy Burrell

My Grandma, who was an amazing, kind woman who made the best chicken pies that would put Delia to shame! She is missed every day.

Wendy Barr

From Miss Jayne Barr

A very brave mum, who always made Christmas special

Rick Welbourn

From Mrs. Jenny Welbourn

A lovely caring husband and father xx

Pam Auton

From Miss Kirsty Amy Auton

nana pam, i hope i am making you proud, i miss you and your jaffa cakes more than words can say.
love from, kirsty amy x

Elizabeth Higdon

From Mrs Muriel Colver

In memory of my sister Elizabeth who passed away after a brave fight against cancer, I love and miss you my darling peedie sister. Rest in Peace xxxxxxx

Anthony (Tony) Edwards

From Miss Lynne Edwards

Dear Ant (Tony)
You brought so much love, laughter, joy and light into the world.
Miss you so much.
Love you forever.
Until we meet again baby brother.❤️

Brenda Mitchell & Stanley Mitchell

From Mrs. Sue Brown

How we miss our lovely family Christmases. Those special years will not return when we were all together but with all the love inside our hearts you'll walk with us forever.
Dad now back in the arms of mum.
Shine brightly.
Love Sue, Eloise, Jack and Mylo. Xx

Tony Thompson & Keith Minett

From Mrs sue Minett

My Dad Tony was supported by the wonderful team at St Barnabas during his last years of life. Just like the Tree of Life, Dad lit up the room wherever he was and was funny, inspiring and always positive about everything. We miss him dearly xx

David George

From Mrs Helen Burns

My much loved younger brother, the 1st Christmas you won't be with your family.

Loganathen (logan) Durasamy

From Mrs. Helen Durasamy

Fond and Happy memories of a dear husband Logan who died on 25/05/2020 after 13 long months of suffering .Loved and missed greatly by his wife Helen and boys Seeven ,Nathen and Khristian .Life goes on but we miss you greatly every day. .We will light a candle ,say a prayer.raise a glass and celebrate your life at our Christmas table .Life will never be the same without you but you have left us a legacy which we will honour in your name for the rest of our lives.God bless you Logan and Thank you xx
God bless you Dear Logan.xx

Mary Evans

From Mrs Muriel Ellerington

Mum,
I can't express how much you are loved & missed daily. A shining star! I dedicate this light on the tree to your memory. ????

Harold Rigden

From Mrs. Christine Reeve

Remembering my lovely Dad, a very special man who is missed every day but especially at this time of year.

Eric Azzopardi

From Mrs Wendy Bagot

Graham Clarke

From Miss Rebekah Gwyther

Gerry Kelly

From Miss Mckenzie Bennewith

Loving dad, grandad, friend to many so sorely missed.

Anthony Juggins

From Mrs. Jo Evans

It’s hard to believe another year has passed ???????? We miss your amazing smile, love, jolliness, kindness and those tight hugs you loved to give us and your special girlies ????????Not a day goes by where you are not in my thoughts. ????????I smile through the tears and remember all those good times we spent together???????? little did we know we were making memories ????????Heaven has gained one beautiful Angel????????Forever missed????????until we meet again Dad????????Love you forever????????

Sarah Crowther

From Miss Bethany Hughes

Hello, I have made a kind donation in memory of my amazing mum, Sarah and would love to share her story.

My mum was cared for by St Barnabas hospice, and stayed in the inpatient unit November-December 2024. At the age of 38 she had been diagnosed with a rare, incurable form of genetic lung cancer. Her short battle with cancer was terrible for us all to see, but the incredible care she received at your hospice meant the world to us.

One of the last memories we ever made with our mum was watching the torchlight procession together outside the unit. The staff assisted in bundling my mum up in blankets and fluffy socks and wheeled her outside to watch the light walk with her family and children. There were tears, smiles, laughter, kind words and hugs from those passing by. I am heartbroken yet honoured to be participating in the walk this year in honour of my mother.

On the 4th of December, the staff set up their conservatory to allow us to spend one last Christmas Day as a family. We laid presents under the beautiful tree, played music and ate a Christmas dinner and cakes brought in by family. My mum was able to watch her young boys and teenage girls open the presents she’d picked out for them earlier in the year, alongside being spoilt herself with lots and lots of bracelets, teddy bears and skincare! The nurses were constantly on hand to assist with pain management and ensuring my mum was comfortable throughout the day.

The staff gave it their all, from washing, brushing and drying mum’s hair to being there for a broken family in the worst moments of their life. They went above and beyond to allow us to make those last memories. The nurses constantly spoke to me and my siblings and ensured we were staying as strong as possible! Mandy stayed with us as my mum took her last breaths and I’m forever grateful that we had her support and guidance, and that she showed my mum complete compassion and gentle care right up until the end.

My mum was treated with respect and dignity until the moment she left your unit. She loved the yummy food, joking around with her nurses and watching the squirrels and birds from her window. It felt like home.

Thank you St Barnabas, we will always keep your charity close to our hearts. You have made a huge difference to our lives.

Eileen Smith

From Mr. shaun morris

Granny

I miss watching the queens speech with you.

Missing you more than ever.

Happy Christmas

xxxx

Jeana Hopkins

From Mr. Simon Hopkins

Miss you Mum and hope we make you proud of Harry and Eva. Miss you every day love Simon and Becki xxxx.

Maureen Peate

From Mrs. Diane Maltby

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Alison Breese

From Mrs. Lynsey Milton

In loving memory of my beautiful cousin Alison Breese forever loved and sadly missed

Leslie Tointon

From Mrs. Janet Drew

Missing you always will never forget
Love from all your family xxxxx

David and Denny Goodridge & Cooper Family and Absent Friends

From Mrs. Jacqueline Goodridge

Christmas was something we looked forward to as a family and it brought us all together from Yorkshire, the North East and overseas. Sadly, with the passing of so many it has now become a solo event, with time for reflection of those wonderful times.

Joseph Derrick, Peter Derrick & Elizabeth Pickering

From Mrs Jane Pickering

Steph Hallett

From Mrs. Suzanne Gregory

Our first Christmas without you, we love you and miss you so much, thinking of you always x x

Trevor Wilson

From Mrs Hannah Patel

Christmas, more than ever, I miss my Dad's central role within our family festivities. I miss him so much.

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