Eugenie & Ronald Groves

Dolly Jackson, Stan Jackson, Michael Jackson & Gill Gray

David Longlands & Joan Ducker

Stuart Knight

John & Vera Cooper

AVRIL WALSH

Julie Pederson

Colin Dove

Colin Stewart & Grandie Stewart

Doreen Henbest & Pamela Johnson

Jeoffrey Pycock

Thomas Hendrie

Paul Butler & Joan Butler

Phillip Gibson

Alan Townsend, Agnes Craddock & Charles Craddock

Sarah Crowther

Sue Davis

Daniel Matthews

Steve Cleary

Ben Divers

Teresa Stillwell

Lynda Seabrook & Paul Seabrook

Rachael Amelia Ray

Jacquie Mann

Frank BULL

David Noble

Joyce Robinson & Len Robinson

Gail Renshaw

Eugenie & Ronald Groves

From Mrs. Joan Redford

Missing you both always
Wishing you a Merry Christmas
Love from
Joan, Paul and the family

Dolly Jackson, Stan Jackson, Michael Jackson & Gill Gray

From Mrs Maxine Johnson

David Longlands & Joan Ducker

From Mrs. Caroline Longlands

The light of Jesus shines through all those who work in St. Barnabas
Hospice. Thank you so much for your love and support.

Stuart Knight

From Mr Alistair White

Stu, memories last forever but you are still missed each and every day x

John & Vera Cooper

From Ms. Sue Cooper

John & V, the best mum & dad I could ever of had.
Miss you so much & think about you every day.
Lots of love Susan xxx
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AVRIL WALSH

From Mr David Walsh

L
LOST YOUR BATTLE AGAINST CANCER

LOVE YOU FOREVER

YOUR DAVE XXX

Julie Pederson

From Miss Kerry Ansell

Much love x

Colin Dove

From Mrs Amanda Blow

Miss you everyday

Colin Stewart & Grandie Stewart

From Mrs. Kerry Truelove

Our Warrior… you will be missed nearly as much as you are loved!
We will never forget you, you will live on through all of us! Xxx

Doreen Henbest & Pamela Johnson

From Mr. Douglas German

Doreen, my little sister such a bright and refreshing person.

Pamela, my sister with a lovely smile.

Jeoffrey Pycock

From Mrs Margaret Rutland

Thomas Hendrie

From Mrs. Emma Hendrie

George misses his Daddy so much, we will love you forever xxxx

Paul Butler & Joan Butler

From Mrs. Danica Oakley

Phillip Gibson

From Mrs Samantha Kelham

2 Christmas with out you Dad. Doesn’t get any easier.

Alan Townsend, Agnes Craddock & Charles Craddock

From Mrs Dionne Bamford

Remembering you all not only at Christmas but all year round xx

Sarah Crowther

From Miss Bethany Hughes

Hello, I have made a kind donation in memory of my amazing mum, Sarah and would love to share her story.

My mum was cared for by St Barnabas hospice, and stayed in the inpatient unit November-December 2024. At the age of 38 she had been diagnosed with a rare, incurable form of genetic lung cancer. Her short battle with cancer was terrible for us all to see, but the incredible care she received at your hospice meant the world to us.

One of the last memories we ever made with our mum was watching the torchlight procession together outside the unit. The staff assisted in bundling my mum up in blankets and fluffy socks and wheeled her outside to watch the light walk with her family and children. There were tears, smiles, laughter, kind words and hugs from those passing by. I am heartbroken yet honoured to be participating in the walk this year in honour of my mother.

On the 4th of December, the staff set up their conservatory to allow us to spend one last Christmas Day as a family. We laid presents under the beautiful tree, played music and ate a Christmas dinner and cakes brought in by family. My mum was able to watch her young boys and teenage girls open the presents she’d picked out for them earlier in the year, alongside being spoilt herself with lots and lots of bracelets, teddy bears and skincare! The nurses were constantly on hand to assist with pain management and ensuring my mum was comfortable throughout the day.

The staff gave it their all, from washing, brushing and drying mum’s hair to being there for a broken family in the worst moments of their life. They went above and beyond to allow us to make those last memories. The nurses constantly spoke to me and my siblings and ensured we were staying as strong as possible! Mandy stayed with us as my mum took her last breaths and I’m forever grateful that we had her support and guidance, and that she showed my mum complete compassion and gentle care right up until the end.

My mum was treated with respect and dignity until the moment she left your unit. She loved the yummy food, joking around with her nurses and watching the squirrels and birds from her window. It felt like home.

Thank you St Barnabas, we will always keep your charity close to our hearts. You have made a huge difference to our lives.

Sue Davis

From Mrs. Helen Swain

Will miss you soooo much this Christmas my beloved little Sis Sue.
Lots of love
Big Sis Helen
P.S. taking Kev to Maspdlomas very soon xxxxxxxxxx Promised you we would xxxxxxxxxx

Daniel Matthews

From Mrs. Carly Brocklesby

First Christmas without you Dad but you will be forever in my heart. I think about you and talk about you every single day, you are missed more than words can describe. Love you so much xxx

Steve Cleary

From Mr. Sean Cleary

Always in our heart Son.

Ben Divers

From Mr. Tom Divers

A Christmas memory that always makes my heart pang, as young children we would sing carols around the table whilst leaving a Sherry and mince pie for Father Christmas and a carrot for Rudolph. Miss you! Love from your little brother, Tom.

Teresa Stillwell

From Ms Oonagh Quinn

Christmas can be a magical but sad time.

I have wonderful memories of times past that bring me great joy and you were a central part of them. I have to learn how to accept that our journeys are different now.

Always in my heart and in my memories, with love Mum. To a very special woman from your daughter.

Lynda Seabrook & Paul Seabrook

From Miss Sharon Seabrook

There is 2 big holes in my heart every day but even more so when I start the preparations and traditions from my childhood for Christmas although there are always a few tears there is always great smiles and memories that no one can ever take away xxx

Rachael Amelia Ray

From Miss Lisa Frost

Being the best mummy, wife, sister, aunty, daughter and friend there ever was. Also wandering a hotel in a thong helped.

Jacquie Mann

From Mrs. Ayeisha Kirkham

My mum passed away from cancer in spring this year aged 70 years old. I miss her dearly and am still rather shocked she is not going to be here this Christmas. She was a fantastic dancer and used to be a go go dancer back in the 70s. As she got into her 60s she started doing ballroom dances and going to dances every weekend. She loved dressing up in fancy outfits (usually a charity shop bargain). My children will miss their little nanny this Christmas. And I will miss my mum. My son (age 3) thinks she's gone to the moon. ???? From there she can watch over us.

Frank BULL

From Mrs. ANGELA BULL

You are the love of my life, my soulmate. Always laughing, dancing and clicking your fingers as you danced. My darling Frankie. My life, my love, my everything. With love from your Angie, Ann-Marie, Richard, David and grandchildren Violet, Eve, Theia and Elias. We all miss you so very much. Until we meet again xxxx

David Noble

From Mrs Jennifer Noble

He was so much fun! He is very much loved and missed.

Joyce Robinson & Len Robinson

From Mrs. Kerry Castledine

We miss you both dreadfully. Although we are happy you are both back together again. I think of you both every day and I’m so grateful I was there for you both. Keep shining that light down for me. Until we meet again we love you ❤️

Gail Renshaw

From Miss Lily Langton

Auntie Gail,
Missing you every single day, lots of love from Lily x

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