Remembering my lovely Dad, taxi, bank & most loyal friend!

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

Beloved father and husband. Missed every day.

A loving wife, mum, grandma and sister. You are missed more than words can say. Our lives are empty without your beautiful smile, your kindness, consideration and wise advice for all of your family.

Devoted to all family and friends we all know that you are now our guardian angel looking out for us.

Forever in our hearts Keith, Stephen & Katie, Julia and Alasdair Oliver Rosie and Rowan

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

Remembering my beloved Dad, Stephen who died in 1999. A proud and loving man who I miss everyday x

Remembering Grandpa Salv who died in 2017. Hannah misses him a lot and he is always in her thoughts x

Hi I have dedicated my grandfather, grandmother, great aunt, aunt, partners mother and my mother for their hearts as they have all influenced us with our lives.

I never got to know you Linda Medley but your stories will always be told by your sons Lee and James.

As for my family they have all influenced me throughout my life. They will always have their stories told.

Mine and my partners daughter Liliana will always know her heritage and will always have stories told to her. Love you all always x

Grandma was a traditional Italian lady, who taught me the values of family, loyalty and closeness and great food! The kitchen table was never to small to accommodate us all on any occasion. Grandpa was a strong Englishman who had the most marvellous cheeky grin. Uncle Fred was only 13 years older than me, we were close. We would talk for hours and enjoy running together. It has been over 20 years since they all passed, but not a day goes by where they are not loved and remembered.

A wonderful family man who was so loved and very much missed. Always remembered for his home grown veggies and his many hobbies. He was a passionate man and will be remembered by many as a happy cheeky man. He loved his Austin A35 van and vintage war planes and he lives on in his daughters, grandaughters and great grandsons.

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.

My Dad.

My Dad was one in a million. He was a loving family man, family was his everything.
Everyone knew Graham, if you didn't recognise his name you would definitely recognise his face. He would help anyone where at all possible. He could fix everything, if he couldn't fix it then we knew we were in trouble! He had tools for every job, more tools than a hardware store!
When he passed away suddenly in 2021 our lives changed forever. How could we possibly carry on without him? We talk about him every single day, laugh together, cry together, remembering all the funny times, he will live on in our hearts forever.
Dad had used St Barnabas services previously when they helped him with coping strategies when he was diagnosed with Cancer. His Niece, Karen, received care at her end of life at the hospice and he was so grateful for all the support she and the whole family received.
Thank you St Barnabas for all that you do.

Loved more than words can say.

Not a day passes where we don't think of you. Knowing you are looking over us all. Till we meet again xxx

For my friend and neighbour who has just lost her husband

It’s hard to believe it’s 4 years tomorrow 2 June that you had to leave me, I will always love you , always and forever, love me ❤️????????????❤️

Dave/Dad – The milkman of human kindness to his wife, all his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. We will all miss you so much xx

Kevin – Gamps, See you later alligator, love & hugs Mia, Annie & Alfie xxx