Always in our hearts. Your encouragement helped us become who we are. Missing and remembering you.
R,S,B,A &A xx

Miss you everyday.
Hope you are enjoying a whisky with Granny and Grandpa.

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

A dearly loved mum who is very much missed by her sons Jonathan & Jamie.

A very bright star in heaven.

Mum/ Lorraine
Always in our hearts!
Loved and never forgotten xx

Forever and ever my beloved. Husband, best friend. Miss you so much. Walk with me sometimes. Until we meet again, Love always, Lesley.xxxxxxx

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

Dad, you were unable to join us in the big move to Lincolnshire but now you can be with us. Missing you every day, Love Caren, Martin, Angela, Holly, Harry, Oliver, Phoebe, Les, Georgia, Tom and Edie x

Brian , I miss you ever day and will always love you to the moon and back love Carol xxx

Always in my heart melvyn and my mind love you forever xx Jill and family

To a kind and loving Mum, Grandma and Gt Grandma
Love you always
Anne, Vicky, Emma, Chloe, Sophie and Harry xx

A loving husband,father,and grandad.
Always in our hearts .

Always in my heart, always missing you.
Turn, Turn, Turn

In memory of our friend Margaret.

Best grandparents we could have wished for, I cherish our memories of all that we did together ❤️

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.

Everyday he is in our hearts and thoughts, the best, most amazing husband, father and grandfather.

Our dad always had the same story at Christmas and carried it on to his grandchildren …." those reindeer have left a poo in my garden! Mum thought she was a dancer!! She loved dancing around the room and in her later years a singer and we all had to listen to her favourite song "No Matter What"

Ann was the heart of our family she was loved by all her met her. She was caring and a great cake maker.