Lee Hutchinson
From Mrs. Karen Bassett
Precious memories of my youngest brother Lee-Paul
tragically taken far too young ❤️
Aged 16 years!
7th July 1996
Lee one in a million
Scroll down to browse other dedications
Barbara Jones
MARY BURDASS
Betty Kelman & Anton Krivec
Susan Limb
Christine Jaffrey & Bertha Stone
Elsie Dean
Bissie Braund & Leihh Ramm
Ian Wilson
Maureen Turner & Doris Turner
Pauline Wood
Lee Hutchinson
Tim James
|
Christine MacKenzie
Janet Robinson
Lesley Michels
David Herbert
Ray Fearnley
Richard Winston Millard
Andrea Armstrong
Pam Sleeman & Mel Sleeman
Tony Brown
Doris & Joe Burrell
June Bradford & William Bradford
Leslie Charman
Agnes Kay
Mick Fillingham
Patrick McCree
Barbara Jones
From Mrs. Natasha Gregg
Mumday Wednesday's were the best!
MARY BURDASS
From Mr. JEREMY JOHNSON
Betty Kelman & Anton Krivec
From Miss Ellen Kelman
Susan Limb
From Mrs. Suzanne Hogg
Christine Jaffrey & Bertha Stone
From Mrs. Diane Law
They were both beautiful people and loved their gardens.
Elsie Dean
From Mrs. Tracy Dawson
In memory of my aunt. May she rest in peace. Love Tracy and family xx
Bissie Braund & Leihh Ramm
From Mrs. Suzanne North
Both of these lovely people died too young . They both had so much living to do xx
Ian Wilson
From Ms. louise wilcox
Maureen Turner & Doris Turner
From Mrs. Diane Turner
Pauline Wood
From Miss Sylvia Wood
Pauline was such a vivacious person. She was a runner and loved to be out in the country side. Enjoying nature.
Over 3 years since we lost her.I miss her everyday
XXX
Lee Hutchinson
From Mrs. Karen Bassett
Precious memories of my youngest brother Lee-Paul
tragically taken far too young ❤️
Aged 16 years!
7th July 1996
Lee one in a million
Tim James
From Mrs. Janet James
|
From Miss Mali Boyce
Christine MacKenzie
From Miss Evelyn Nelson
Janet Robinson
From Mr. Anthony (Tony) Robinson
In memory of a lovely caring and brave Wife, Mum and Nanny. We all miss you.
Lesley Michels
From Mr. Henk Michels
David Herbert
From Mrs. Susan Herbert
Ray Fearnley
From Mrs. Dawn Fearnley
Ray loved his garden, spending all his spare time tending to his plants, watching them established over the years. He passed away in November 2020 from a brain tumour age 57. I am trying my best to carry on his great work in the garden, and to enjoy the beauty of colour and life this time of year brings.
Richard Winston Millard
From Miss Donna Millard
My dad loved everything about the world but particularly his garden. He grew all different types of vegetables, plants, fruit trees – kiwi, asparagus, pears and peaches.
Andrea Armstrong
From Miss Stephanie Armstrong
In Memory of my mum who sadly passed in 2011. She will be forever in our hearts & thoughts always.
Pam Sleeman & Mel Sleeman
From Miss Bev Sleeman
Mum and Dad loved gardening before they became ill. Remembering them with wild flowers is perfect. Thank you.
Tony Brown
From Mrs. Eloise Drysdale
I’ll sit and watch this blossom in my garden and remember my Pops as always but even more so as he always wanted a wildflower garden. This will be so special to me for forever. Thanks again St Barnabas for giving us something to look at something and remember our loved ones. I’ll be forever grateful of the love and support you give to patients and there families x
Doris & Joe Burrell
From Mr. Mervyn Brown
Dad loved his garden and was never happier than when he was working there.
June Bradford & William Bradford
From Mrs. Christine Robson
Mum loved her garden and definitely had "green fingers" which I sadly have not inherited. Dad was also a keen gardener and spent many hours in his allotment or "down the plot" as he used to say. The wildflower card is a beautiful memory for them both who are much missed.
Leslie Charman
From Mr. Thomas Woolley
Agnes Kay
From Mrs. Brenda Kay
A beautiful lady inside and out.
We miss you so much Mum xxx
Mick Fillingham
From Mrs. Maxine Fillingham
Mick loved his garden, he only grew flowers and our garden was a picture during the summer months.
Patrick McCree
From Mrs. Gabriella McCree
Patrick loved his garden. He had fond memories of 'back in the day' when seeing wild flowers everywhere was the norm.