We will never meet another lady like you viv, you will always be in our hearts ❤️❤️❤️

For my friend and neighbour who has just lost her husband

Alan.
Husband, Dad & Grandad.
An amazing man who is missed everyday in the hearts of those who love him.

Forever remembering your smile <3 We love you Ally Cadence xXx

A much loved husband, father and grandad and amazing singer and entertainer. Always in our hearts ♥️

We miss you so so much, forever and ever thinking of you. Love you always xx

Our mum and dad were taken just 7 months apart which as a family we have found very hard to come to terms with but we know they are together and will always be looking down on us

Mai
The most wonderful person who loved spring time, a time of beautiful growth, light and positive feelings. She also absolutely loved lincoln cathedral. While visiting our city she would always visit and light a candle for the people and family that she missed and loved. It now makes the cathedral such a special place to us, all her loving family, missing her more than words can say. Always thinking of you, always loving you, always with us in our hearts xxxxx

John James was my dad. A cheerful character who was a talented refrigeration engineer. He designed and installed an air conditioning system into a Volvo car in the 1970’s.

Harry James was my grandad. A finer gentleman you wouldn’t wish to meet. A Nottingham lad who settled with in Lincolnshire after his retirement. He was a true mentor.

I have so many happy memories of our 50 years together: especially the love of our family, the wonderful times we shared during our many trips to France and further afield. I could go on forever, everything reminds me of you. You were my best friend and I miss you every day.

Showing love and nurture through guidance and grace. Missed dearly.

Always Loved always missed, every single day, for ever in our heart

They say time can heal all wounds
Yet they never say when or how soon
This road we shared still stretches far
Though the distance can heal it leaves a scar

My Dad really was my hero. Such a fun, outgoing and positive person who lit up any room he walked in. We miss him dearly but his favourite song 'Always look on the bright side of life' really makes us smile as it is everything my Dad stood for.

Remembering my Mum and Husband who died within 2 months of each leaving an incredible pain in my heart.
The bereavement group run by St Barnabus was my light in the dark.

Grandma and Grandad, together again. You’re probably dancing on a cloud right now, eating teacakes and drinking tea from a flask. Slippers on. This heart is in tribute to you both – to remember your inspirational love for one another.

To mum / nanny
Gone but never forgotten loved always
Love maureen and kirste

We lost Karen Cropper a year ago. A much loved wife daughter sister Mum and Oma. St Barnabas were there for us in the early months of her illness, sadly we lost her suddenly but we know St Barnabas would have been there throughout. Amazing people for a wonderful person ❤️

Beryl Mary Blades, a loving Mum to John and a devoted Grandmother to Jodie, Lisa and Sally and Great Grandmother to Louisa, Reggie and Roman, Aiden and Jack as well as Courtney, Oliver and William. Love by all and will never be forgotten. Sleep well darling. XXX

Our Mother Elizabeth Armstrong volunteered at St Barnabas for over 15 years, serving teas and gave a friendly chat to everyone. She passed on 19 November 2021 aged 82. Our Mother lovingly cared for our Father, David Armstrong during his palliative care, he passed on 17 March 2005 aged 65. Towards the end, a talented St Barnabas Nurse played the Piano Accordion for my Father during his final days. He smiled and tapped his fingers in time to the tune. Dad was a talented player himself. A very special moment for our parents. Both parents are much loved and missed. Your Daughter Janet xx