Known to all as 'Sutty', my cheeky, fun-loving husband passed away 28.01.22. He has made me laugh every day throughout our 40 years of marriage and I cannot begin to imagine my future without him. I will be eternally grateful for the care and respect shown to him by all the staff at St Barnabas Hospice in his final days and the support and comfort offered to me and my son at this difficult time in our lives.
Sleeping peacefully, remembered with love and missed every day, but forever alive in our hearts xxxxx
In loving memory of my Dad on father's day
Such a beautiful journey we had for the last 15 years. Bless you my dearest Col.
Love you forever xxx
You left us in 2021 and since you've been gone, I will always remember you in everything that I do, knowing that you are looking over us all and supporting us and helping us the way you did when you were with us. I miss your strength, support and love. Your Son! X
Mum was an amazing woman, she taught me how to cook, she was a chef. She loved animals which she has passed on to her daughters. Mum loved nothing more than having a home full of our friends, many of whom thought of her as a second mum, she would make sausage rolls & cakes for everyone. Mum loved feeding everyone, this is just one of a very long list of memories of my mum, a very much missed special lady. Love you mum. xxxxxx
Also known as bellows. All the kids in the street used to know it was home time when you used to shout us to come home in the evening, as you could be heard from far away. It was embarrassing as a child, but I’d give anything to hear that voice now…
Love you Jan xx
Thinking of you Mum , Dad & Mark . Always in our hearts ♥️
Mum, always in my heart x
We love you Harry and we ‘piggin miss you’!
We love you all the world and all the moon and stars, always in our our hearts and never far away,
Love Betty, Seb
and Apple Pie xx
Those we love don't go away,
they walk beside us every day,
unseen,unheard but always near,
still loved, still missed
and forever dear ❤
Remembering dearest Joe who was my best friend as well as a loving husband for 47 years. Sorely missed but forever in my heart. Stand easy brave warrior xx
Christine who loved life and a friend to many
Remembering you is easy, we do it everyday;
but missing you is a heartache that never goes away.
Love you to the moon and back Mum. xx
St Barnabas helped us to care for my Mum in her final weeks of life at home, as she wanted, and to allow her to have a good death surrounded by familiar things, family and love. I will always be grateful for their support at such a difficult but special time.
❤️For ever loved❤️
❤️One for the road ❤️
My dad lost his 9 month battle with cancer in 2019. When he first got ill, we had no idea that it was cancer as he had none of the normal indicative symptoms. Once diagnosed, he was given a course of chemo and reacted so well to it. He gained weight, the cancer was killed off but then he had to have a break from chemo to allow his body to recover. That was all the time that the cancer needed to come back even stronger. We lost him three weeks after we were told there was nothing else that could be done. I am grateful for those 9 months that I had with Dad as I know others are not so lucky. I miss him a lot and hope that each day I make him proud.
In loving memory of my mum, Maggie Church. The strongest, bravest, most loving mummy anyone could possibly have had. St Barnabas supported her and us as a family in my mums final days. For that I will be forever grateful.
A beautiful ironwork heart for a very special mum and nanna- taken too soon but always there in our hearts and minds.