Malcolm Cook
From Miss Grace Cook
Grandad was always in his garden. Growing his own vegetables and prize winning leeks. I’ll always remember what he taught me.
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Reef Powell & Jim Kelly
Steve Hardy
Norah Blow, Doreen Blow, Ken Blow & Jack Blow
Jean Berry
Gladys May Firth & John Firth
Bernard Woodwards
Lucy Kirby
Kath Mosedale
Carole Andrews, Joan & John Goodwin & Joan&Arthur Andrews
John Lloyd
Geraldine Lee
Peter Mitchell & Pete
Jennifer Kenton, Jennifer Kenton & Jennifer Kenton
sarah almond, sarah almond & sarah almond
Mike (blank)
Tahnie Lee Martin
William Parlby
Ivan Johnson
Frank Jago & Pat Jago
Albert Austin
Malc Holmes
David E Smith
Maureen Maddison
Ken Gosling
Janet Marshall
Leanne Randall & Brian Hesketh
ROSEMARY COLE
Eilleen& Jean
Reef Powell & Jim Kelly
From Mrs Carol Powell
So missed, so loved…
Steve Hardy
From Mrs Sue Hardy
Norah Blow, Doreen Blow, Ken Blow & Jack Blow
From Miss Sam Blow
A warm loving family who made our young years special …. and also into our adulthood, always there to support us in both our joys and troubles.
Missed everyday
Jean Berry
From Mrs Emma Woolley
Thinking of you more as you would have been 100 years old on 01 March this year. Miss you so much Gran xx
Gladys May Firth & John Firth
From Mrs D Samra
Precious memories of my Mum and Dad whose love, guidance and values made me who I am. Forever grateful and always in my heart xx
Bernard Woodwards
From Mrs Susan Stallwood
Dad you are forever in are hearts never forgotten loved for ever
Lucy Kirby
From Mrs Donna Stallard-Taylor
Kath Mosedale
From Mrs Lynne Johnson
In loving memory of my Mum who passed away on the 1st March 2022, just 7 weeks after celebrating her 100th birthday with a family party.
Carole Andrews, Joan & John Goodwin & Joan&Arthur Andrews
From Mrs Cheryl Tibbs
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.
John Lloyd
From Mrs Brenda Lloyd
Geraldine Lee
From Mrs Kathy Bradshaw
Peter Mitchell & Pete
From Miss Louise Cooper
Jennifer Kenton, Jennifer Kenton & Jennifer Kenton
From Mrs Aimee Furneaux
sarah almond, sarah almond & sarah almond
From Miss Michaela Bray
my mum was the most strong kind hearted woman and she continued to fight till the very end ❤️
Mike (blank)
From Mrs Maggie Turner
My best friend.
Tahnie Lee Martin
From Mrs Rosemary Martin
William Parlby
From Ms Susanna Parlby
William was a chorister at Cathedral and passed away in 2013 – a tragic loss . I know he would love me to donate to such a good cause as St Barnabas – thank you for all that you do ????
Ivan Johnson
From Lucy and Tom Johnson
My brother and I lost our Dad in 2021 due to covid. Our Dad enjoyed supporting St Barnabas by providing live music at numerous charity events. Dad used his love of music to encourage Tom and I to join him in these events.
Frank Jago & Pat Jago
From Mrs Sue Jago
Albert Austin
From Mrs Natasha Botfield
Malc Holmes
From Miss Sharon Holmes
David E Smith
From Mrs Rachel May
Revd David Earling Smith, husband, father, grandfather, godfather and father in law loved dearly and sadly missed. Always in our hearts.
Maureen Maddison
From Miss Leanne Maddison
Ken Gosling
From Mrs Fiona Jackson
Our much loved and so sadly missed, Dad, Husband and Grandad. He lives forever in our hearts and memories. Never a day passes that we do not miss having you to talk to and make us laugh xx
Janet Marshall
From Mr Peter Marshall
Love you Jan xx
Leanne Randall & Brian Hesketh
From Mr Michael Hesketh
ROSEMARY COLE
From Mrs Ann Calvey
A treasured wife too Mason.
An adored mummy too Oliver,,Anna& Sadie.
A precious sister too Tony ,Ann,Mary,John,Martin and the late Michael.Her memory will forever shine bright,your forever missed,our beautiful Rose ????
Eilleen& Jean
From Mrs MARILYN DYE
Watching the two of them giggling like little girls playing bowls together on Mablethorpe beach is a memory that warms our hearts .Two mums full of love x