Scott Howseman
From Mrs Heather Radcliffe
I love you, beyond words, beyond measure. What we had together I will treasure forever. No one ever can or will replace you. So until we are together again, please remember, I love you.
Love you forever and always. H xxxx
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Richard Freeston
Jill Goodliffe
Irene Halliday
Stephen Cade
Charlie Woodliffe
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Ron & Edith Broome
Wendy Woodthorpe
Ian Weir
Trevor Page
John and Sofi Tribe
Val Betty Tony
Doris Mcdonaugh
Lucy South
Garry Blake-Adams
Pat Boughen
Pete Gregory & Sue Davis
Nataliha DeReis
Joan and Jim Lee
Neil Beeby
Mark Toyne
Dean Parker
Mary-Martin Whelpton
Colin Westwood
Dave Standiland & Pete Staniland
Ronald Duguid
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Chris Watt Mum & Nana
Richard Freeston
From Mrs Pauline Freeston
forever in my heart. Paul
Jill Goodliffe
From Mr Daniel Goodliffe
Love and miss you
Irene Halliday
From Mr Paul Halliday
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
Stephen Cade
From Mrs Gineta Cade
Charlie Woodliffe
From Mrs Emma Thomas
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From Mrs Pauline Webb
Barbara
11.12.1934 –
29.09.2010
Ron & Edith Broome
From Mr Malcolm Broome
Not a day goes by without us thinking of you xxx
Wendy Woodthorpe
From Miss Leanne Woodthorpe
Dedicated to my lovely Mum
Ian Weir
From Mr Joseph Weir
Always In
our hearts
xxxx
Trevor Page
From Mr Darren Page
Congratulations and a massive well done on achieving your PhD, Dr Darren Page.
John and Sofi Tribe
From Mrs Joy Tribe
Loved and missed forever and a day xx
Val Betty Tony
From Mrs Michelle Johnston
Gone but never forgotten always in our hearts always xx
Doris Mcdonaugh
From Mrs Jennifer Robinson
Gone but never forgotten. Always my Mummy.
Lucy South
From Mrs Elizabeth South
Garry Blake-Adams
From Ms Nicola Taylor
Resting easy, love and miss you Dad
Pat Boughen
From Mrs Joanne Moss
My wonderful Mum, one in a million and the most kind, caring person I have ever known.
Missed more than words can say and will be loved always and forever.
Pete Gregory & Sue Davis
From Mrs Ann Gregory
Pete and Sue – beloved husband and little sister. We miss you both every day. Forever in our thoughts xxx
Nataliha DeReis
From Mrs Natalie Thomas
You are loved and missed every day xxx
Joan and Jim Lee
From Mrs Sue Smith
Remembered forever with love.
Neil Beeby
From Mrs Kirsty Cook
Mark Toyne
From Mrs Melina Toyne
I dedicate this feather to the most kind, caring, funny and amazing person, my loving husband Mark. His cheery nature and infectious laugh made everyone around him smile. He could make even the greyest of days brighter. He was courageous and brave, and even on the hardest of days he never stopped fighting. He was the most amazing dad to our lovely boy and was always happy to have a kick about in the garden, or make up stories about Angus and Hamish the naughty Highland Cows. We love and miss you, every second, of every minute, of every hour, of every day. Keep sending the feathers to let us know your watching over us. Till we meet again…Mel and Thomas xxx
Dean Parker
From Mr Sam Parker
Dad, you are thought of and missed each and everyday. The man and dad I aspire to be. You are my dad, my best friend, mentor and everything in between. The imprint you have left will remain forever, with me and everyone lucky enough to have known you. My first hero and forever role model. I feel blessed having you as my Dad and I will be forever grateful to have had you in my life and by my side.
Love you always Dad
YNWA
Mary-Martin Whelpton
From Mrs Michelle Sharpe
Forever in our hearts x
Colin Westwood
From Mrs Sarah Poucher
Miss you dad love always, Sarah, Mollie, Thomas & Bethan xxx
Dave Standiland & Pete Staniland
From Mr DENNIS STANILAND
Sorely missed taken far to soon
Ronald Duguid
From Mr Adam Duguid
In memory of dad who is missed very much from his son Adam
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From Mrs Joanne Stothard
Chris Watt Mum & Nana
From Mrs Esther Watt Jones
My mum was a kind and special lady, right up until the very end. She and our dad raised me and my sister and then later took in a number of foster children. Mum loved a quiz and was an avid reader and of course, loved spending time with her grandchildren. The loss of mum was sudden. After fighting hard for nearly two weeks, we knew it was time to let her go, but not until she did one last good deed. She became an organ donor – our mum showed kindness in life and now in death. Not only did she help at least 3 people have a better life, she left her family with the knowledge that there was a little bit of her left in this life. Something which has helped the pain sometimes feel a little less sharp. We are so very proud of her! I love you and miss you every day, my mummy x