Michael Horton
From Miss Kerry Horton
Dad …The strongest, kindest man I knew …miss your wisdom. You made me who I am …..your loved forever xx
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Glyn Smith
With Love
CHRIS MANN
Carol Jones
Richard Davis
Sylvia Oxby
Maureen Robinson
Johnny Wilson
Sheila O’Donnell, Mum O’Donnell & Mum O’Donnell
Phil Aspinall
Jude |
Edith German & Douglas German
Ray Fearnley
Irene Clarke
Philip Wilson
Daddy Bob & Rita Gloria
Sandy & Viv Fulton
John James & Harry James
Harold Goodyear
Christine Smith
Dad X
xx Suzi xx xx Mum xx
Hilda Ann Scott
Tracey & Dan White
Doris & Joe Burrell
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Albert Brennan
John Blackshaw & Mum & Dad Levine
Glyn Smith
From Mrs Fiona Smith
Glyn…You are forever in my heart and the hearts of your family.
I miss you every day. Lovely memories…Fiona x
(died21/02/2018)
With Love
From Mr Christopher Maher
CHRIS MANN
From Mrs Pam Mann
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 ????
Carol Jones
From Mrs Amanda Wright
Richard Davis
From Mrs Liz Ash
Our little Irish leprechaun
Miss you everyday
Love always
Liz, Bob and Lily
xxx
Sylvia Oxby
From Mrs Sarah Rest
My mum, my world, my best friend and my everything. Missing you always, loving you forever.
All my love now and forever Sarah xxx
Maureen Robinson
From Mr John Robinson
The most loving and caring Mum you could wish for. A true fighter with a heart of gold.
Nothing can ever fill the void she left in so many peoples lives.
Johnny Wilson
From Mrs Jane Penney
Loving husband and father and a soldier through and through
Sheila O’Donnell, Mum O’Donnell & Mum O’Donnell
From Mr Ian O'Donnell
Phil Aspinall
From Mrs Caroline Aspinall
In memory of my beloved husband Phil who was able to spend his last days at home thanks to the help of St Barnabas nurses .
Jude |
From Mrs Ann Beck
Always in my heart, miss you every day, Mum. I know you would love this & it will stand proud in my garden. You did so much for St Barnabas not knowing that they would one day do so much for us. Xx
Edith German & Douglas German
From Mr Douglas German
Gone for so long but never have you been forgotten.
There is always a place in our hearts that you will never leave.
Ray Fearnley
From Mrs Roxanne Fearnley-Elliott
Irene Clarke
From Mrs Jane Johnson
Philip Wilson
From Mrs Theresa Jane Wilson
Phil much missed husband , dad & grandad.
You will never walk alone. .
Love always
Daddy Bob & Rita Gloria
From Mrs Dawn Barron
Sandy & Viv Fulton
From Ms Shona Fulton
Loved and missed always
John James & Harry James
From Mr Paul James
John James was my dad. A cheerful character who was a talented refrigeration engineer. He designed and installed an air conditioning system into a Volvo car in the 1970’s.
Harry James was my grandad. A finer gentleman you wouldn’t wish to meet. A Nottingham lad who settled with in Lincolnshire after his retirement. He was a true mentor.
Harold Goodyear
From Mrs Kate Jacob
Christine Smith
From Mrs Lisa Sargeant
My lovely Mum – loved and missed everyday. Miss you. Love Julie xx
Dad X
From Miss Stephanie Oxford
xx Suzi xx xx Mum xx
From Miss Kelly Bright
Love, like starlight, never dies.
Love and miss you every day. xxxx
Hilda Ann Scott
From Mr Clinton Billett
A special and much loved mum
Tracey & Dan White
From Mr Trevor WHITE
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
Doris & Joe Burrell
From Mr Mervyn Brown
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From Mrs Sally Dunthorne
Albert Brennan
From Mrs christine Christian
A much missed, loving husband, father and grandfather who was the heart of his family.. He was larger than life and did so much for the organisations he represented, whether that was his work for the Kings Own Border Association or the bowling club. He loved his allotment, and had lived and work all over the world and had a story to tell for all his adventures. sometimes we had to remind him we had heard them before.