Always loved
Never forgotten
Shining stars watching over us forever
Always in our thoughts even after this time without you. Luv all of us Ann X
Never a day goes by without us thinking of you xx
In the early hours of 28th January 2022 I kissed my gorgeous husband for the last time. All I can say, two years on, is don’t under estimate the devastating impact of loss and grief
The amazing care and compassion shown by the staff at the hospice, in the short time he was there, was the only thing that kept me sane at the worst time of my life. Two years on and the pain is as raw today as it was the day he died.Missing my cheeky, lovable, funny husband every day.
Always in my heart.
You are both thought of every day
forever in my heart. Paul
Always in our hearts, never forgotten xx
To my husband in my thoughts
Everyday xx
We love you
Patricia and Don xx
Always in our thoughts,
Always in our hearts
Miss you everyday.
Gone but never forgotten. Always my Mummy.
Some people don’t believe in HEROES but they didn’t meet my Dad and Mum.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal. With faith, hope and love. The greatest being LOVE. Love will build a bridge between your heart and mine.
From your broken hearted only daughter Mo
One for the road
Hilly
Forever our missing piece.
Loved and remembered always
Forever in our thoughts and never forgotten. Much loved mum, sister, aunty and friend. Taken too soon,
Mum, I miss you every day. Thank you for sending me Rory. I can see you in him when he laughs. Love always, Lauren xxx
Often in our thoughts
I love you and I miss you Mum, and though you have passed away, you will never be forgotten, for I think of you each day. X
To a much loved and missed Pops hope you are still enjoying your cuppa's as much as you did here love, "Babs" xxxxx
Gone but not forgotten. You walk with us everyday.
This will be a gorgeous dedication to my Wonderful Pops & I’ll look forward to seeing it my garden for many years to come. Forever grateful of St Barnabas ????????
In loving memory