In memory of dad – never forgotten, always loved.

Such a beautiful journey we had for the last 15 years. Bless you my dearest Col.
Love you forever xxx

Tezzy, such a gentleman, always there for others and made us smile and laugh so much. You were like a 2nd Dad to me and I will cherish the memories I have. You’d be so proud of your girls, they’ve been through so much but have so much strength and love, just like you.

I can’t believe it will be 6 years since you were taken too soon and I couldn’t think of a better way to remember that with this beautiful ironwork heart which will be placed on display on your special day.
You are forever in our hearts and missed every day. Keep shining bright xxx

Deeply missed. Richie you are always in my thought and will stay forever in my heart. Loved and missed every day . Your loving wife Pam.

Alice Harty, Mam, Gramma + Great Gramma, the guiding light of our family – loved and missed every day xxx

Paul & Matthew you will be remembered always.
With love Mum and Dad. X
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The first man I loved. My mentor and my hero.

Our mum and dad were taken just 7 months apart which as a family we have found very hard to come to terms with but we know they are together and will always be looking down on us

My wonderful Dad, whom hugged me for my birthday then a week later, sadly passed away last October on his 82nd Birthday. Miss him dearly every single day. Forever in my Heart. Love you Dad xxx

In memory of Jimmy, a beloved Son, Brother, uncle and nephew. Forever in our hearts.

You will always be the love of my life
Life did go on without you but nothing is the same
Wait for me on the other side
Miss you so much X

Loving Husband, Dad, Grandad & Great grandad. Love & Miss you always xxx

In loving memory of a fantastic ,loving and special sister .
Forever in our hearts
Love your sisters ,Wendy and Jean xxxxxx

In loving memory of my mum, Maggie Church. The strongest, bravest, most loving mummy anyone could possibly have had. St Barnabas supported her and us as a family in my mums final days. For that I will be forever grateful.

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.

My grandad, my best friend, Missing you for 35 years xxx

The most kind, caring, couragous and loving husband ❤
A fighter till the end. Always and forever in my heart ❤ ???? and my thoughts.

My husband Chris died in July last year.
He had a LVAD (artificial heart) fitted at Harefield Hospital and was on the Heart Transplant list .
He loved gardening and this sculpture will look lovely in my garden ????

Mai
The most wonderful person who loved spring time, a time of beautiful growth, light and positive feelings. She also absolutely loved lincoln cathedral. While visiting our city she would always visit and light a candle for the people and family that she missed and loved. It now makes the cathedral such a special place to us, all her loving family, missing her more than words can say. Always thinking of you, always loving you, always with us in our hearts xxxxx

Steve Wyatt, loving husband of Sharon and dearly loved father to Tom and Dan. Will be truly missed xxx

❤️For ever loved❤️
❤️One for the road ❤️