I cant thank St Barnabas enough for keeping the great work up year after year and the passion they put into their job. Its as if they love and know each and every one that has left us personally. Keep up the good work and Thankyou xx
You cared for my wife Tracey until the end and allowed and encouraged myself to be there until the end whilst also keeping an eye on my mental health that you tend to discard.
I also had the benefit of using your wonderful volunteers in Gainsborough for counselling when I later lost my son which really helped me get through some dark times.
Thankyou all you amazing Angels xxx
Trevor White

My Grandma was always very passionate about St Barnabas and went around collecting money for their lottery for many years. I always remember spending time with my Grandma at the weekends and occasionally going with her to make the collections.

So many special memories of precious times spent together.
Much loved and missed each and every day xxx

In loving memory of William Davidson; a wonderful Grandad ????

We lost Dad to prostate cancer in 2020 and without chance to breathe Mum lost her battle to cervical cancer in February 2022.

The support we received from St Barnabas meant we were able to carry their wishes to pass away peacefully at home.

This celebration of life and charity allows us to support this great charity and gain a keep sake in their memory.

Mike and Sue Jackson. Together again and always remembered x

I’m dedicating this heart to my Mum, Ann Tweedale. Always in our hearts and remembered with a smile. Love you always.

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

In loving memory of Annie a sadly missed Mother and Grandmother.

Always and forever in my heart.

Loved and missed always.

Emma-Louise, much loved and much missed. Forever young and beautiful.

Never forgotten

Known to all as 'Sutty', my cheeky, fun-loving husband passed away 28.01.22. He has made me laugh every day throughout our 40 years of marriage and I cannot begin to imagine my future without him. I will be eternally grateful for the care and respect shown to him by all the staff at St Barnabas Hospice in his final days and the support and comfort offered to me and my son at this difficult time in our lives.

Alan.
Husband, Dad & Grandad.
An amazing man who is missed everyday in the hearts of those who love him.

Ken Hughes, deeply missed, a fitting tribute to him as he worked at the works department at Lincoln cathedral for many years.

Remembering my darling son Justin Gregory our special star up above.
You brought so much love and happiness to everyone you met , Justin loved his football especially Tottenham and Lincoln ,he had learning disabilities but it never held him back he held a job at Waitrose for 20years was known by many customers pushing his big cage round with kitchen rolls,toilet rolls ect (you would hear it before you saw him he was only 4ft 9ins) to fill his paper eisle up ., It was known as Justin's eisle !
He is loved and missed by so many.
Until we are together again Justin
Lots of love Mum xxxx

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

A mother of 5 boys who appreciated the little things in life. A lady with a kind heart.