Stuart McWilliams-Morrison
From Mrs Jane McWilliams-Morrison
This feather reminds us of the fragility of life and how much we all miss you You are always in our hearts.
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Wendy Hepworth
Richard Freeston
Kirsty Marie Allen
Graham Codd
John Norton, Rob Newton, Margaret Norton & Jack Varah
Derek Smith LOVED ALWAYS
Merv Lowiss
Catherine Eastwood
Ron Evans
Heather Fisher
Carol Wagstaff
Lois Oldfield & Jean Nevile
Sheila Watson
Remembering Carol xxx, Remembering Carol xxx & Remembering Carol xxx
Michael Reynolds
Bob Greatwood
Mom & Dad |
Margaret Vivash
Charles Hoskins & Margaret Hoskins
Graham and Martin Smith
Doug German
Nathan Bourne
Angela Bryceland
Viv & Sandy Fulton
Andrew McCarter
Tim Grosse
Bev Wolfenden
Penny and Chris Adams
Wendy Hepworth
From Mrs Taryn Diprose
Miss you every day. Love you ????
Richard Freeston
From Mrs Pauline Freeston
forever in my heart. Paul
Kirsty Marie Allen
From Mrs Pat Toulson
To our beautiful daughter Kirsty ❤️ forever in our hearts. We love you and miss you. From Mum Dad and Matt. XXXX
Graham Codd
From Mrs Sarah-Jane Codd
Goodbye is not forever. Goodbye is not the end. It simply means I'll miss you until we meet again. All my love, Sarah
John Norton, Rob Newton, Margaret Norton & Jack Varah
From Miss Madalaine Norton
Derek Smith LOVED ALWAYS
From Mrs Wendy Smith
FOREVER IN MY HEART
YOU’ll ALWAYS BE MISSED
X X X
Merv Lowiss
From Mrs Emma Bean
Feathers appear when loved ones are near .. Miss you Dad and the Boys miss their Gran Gran xxxxx
Catherine Eastwood
From Miss Mandy Davis
Mum, this feather is for you to know that I miss you every day. You fought so hard with cancer but I now know you are free from pain. Love you always
Mandy
Ron Evans
From Mrs Helen Lloyd
For my Dad, one of life's very best people
Heather Fisher
From Mr Karl Fisher
In memory of our lovely Mum.
Carol Wagstaff
From Mrs Tracey Cranswick
Forever in our hearts
Lois Oldfield & Jean Nevile
From Mr Christopher Nevile
Sheila Watson
From Mrs Stephanie Douglas
Remembering Carol xxx, Remembering Carol xxx & Remembering Carol xxx
From Mrs Jennifer White
This feather is dedicated to my sister Carol who we lost suddenly last summer. She used to talk a lot about white feathers after our dad died, and she always took it as a sign he was still with us in spirit whenever she saw one. On the morning after she died, I was sat outside in shock and struggling to take in what had just happened, when a pure white feather landed squarely on my lap and I found it so comforting.
Carol was full of kindness, warmth, generosity and had an energy that meant she lived life to the full. She genuinely made the most out of every day, for which we are very grateful. I miss Carol terribly, as do all the family and her many friends.
Michael Reynolds
From Mrs Charlotte Reynolds
Missing you more each day, Michael.
Love you- always.
Charlotte xxx
Bob Greatwood
From Mrs Anne-Marie Greatwood
A big personality gone but not forgotten. X
Mom & Dad |
From Mr Terry Bocking
Gone, but never forgotten.
Always in our hearts.
Margaret Vivash
From Mrs Claire Glazer
For a wonderful Mum,Loved and remembered every day. ❤️
Charles Hoskins & Margaret Hoskins
From Mr Charles Phillip Hoskins
Pop/Dad and
Mother
With love
xxx
Graham and Martin Smith
From Mrs Grace may Smith
Missed very much. Taken to young
Love you always.Mum and Family.
Doug German
From Mrs Jane German
Miss you so much Dougie (pud)
I will always love you
Your
Janey
Nathan Bourne
From Miss donna millard
You live on through your loving family
Angela Bryceland
From Mrs Alison Hunt
Remembering Angela.
My dearly loved and missed friend ❤️
Viv & Sandy Fulton
From Ms Shona Fulton
Loved and missed always xxx
Andrew McCarter
From Mrs Victoria McCarter
Always here x
Tim Grosse
From Mrs Shelley Grosse
My beautiful man, my husband Tim,
Words cannot describe how much I miss you every second of every day!
I love you to the moon and back and back again!
Aways and forever in my heart. xxxxxx
Bev Wolfenden
From Mrs Jacqueline Wolfenden
Penny and Chris Adams
From Mr Philip Adams
Gone but never forgotten