To my lovely husband, taken too soon. All I have left are a myriad of memories of a life well lived. You did more in 60 years than most and I am glad to have shared so many adventures in our 32 years together. I hope you are skiing down Marvel or canoeing on the Trent for eternity. Forever in my heart ♥️

Mum & Dad
Good night God bless
Miss You
Michelle xx

In memory of Gordon Smith. Cherished husband, father and grandfather.
He was a real family man and always put us first. We are lucky to have happy memories of him.

I think of you every day my friend. Forever in my heart XxX

My Brother was my hero, it is 10 years this year that we lost him suddenly. He was the main joker of the family, so quick witted, very funny, charming and one in a million. We miss him daily he has left a massive void in our lives yet still continues to be my inspiration.

Mum & Dad

Always together, never apart, joined as one heart. Forever loved & missed.

Xx

Mum was a devoted Wife, Mum and Grandma who always put everyone else first. She helped care for all her Grandchildren and was the best Mum we could of asked for.
Forever in our hearts xxx

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.

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…

My dad, my hero, miss you more than words can say. Love you now and always. Keep fishing and until we meet again sending love and lots of hugs xxx
Your daughter Lisa and all the family
X

Always loved and forever in my heart.

My amazing Dad passed away from Cholangiocarcinoma (bile duct cancer) in August 2018. The care St Barnabas provided my Dad with was amazing and the support they provided for my Mum was invaluable. A loved one passing away is always hard, but St Barnabas made my Dad's final weeks as peaceful as they could. Their hospice at home care allowed my Dad to pass away in his own bed, at home. Thank you to St Barnabas for all that you did for us and for what you continue to do for so many others

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.

Carole was my big sister who always looked out for me.
She never gave up, even when they told her she only had a couple of months to live she refused to give in and we had an additional
two years with her.
When eventually her health failed St Barnabas helped and supported us at home and in the hospice.
The love, care and support she received was phenomenal and we will be forever in your debt.

We love and miss you, you were so scared you would be forgotten but you are in our thoughts ever second. Right to the end you kept your dark sense of humour, even joking you were like Peter Pan forever young. Sleep tight forever remembered xxx

Miss my mum everyday, she was my best friend and critic ????

Eddie and Ivy much loved parents , grandparents and great grandparents ❤

Grandad was always in his garden. Growing his own vegetables and prize winning leeks. I’ll always remember what he taught me.