Glyn SMITH

Ruth Hayes

Lovely Mum & Nanny xxxx

Joyce Cork

Pete Gregory & Sue Davis

Ron Evans

Stephen Horn

Samuel David Cotton

Stephen James

Iris Panton

Andrew McCarter

Remembering Carol xxx, Remembering Carol xxx & Remembering Carol xxx

Tony Reeson

Elizabeth Younger

Stuart Curtis

Mark Jackson & Barry Jackson

Rita Davis

Sue Last

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David Alderson

Lois Oldfield & Jean Nevile

Eileen Walker

Barry Thomas & Retta Thomas

John Norton, Rob Newton, Margaret Norton & Jack Varah

Tony Brown

Garry Blake-Adams

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Peter Trought

Glyn SMITH

From Mrs Fiona SMITH

To my darling husband.Glyn
Forever in my heart and thoughts. I miss you every day as do your daughters and grandsons.
All my love Tiggy xx

Ruth Hayes

From Mrs Virginia Marshall

Remembering our beautiful Mum & Granny. You were always such a guiding light, someone filled with love, quiet words of wisdom and a selfless positivity that your sudden and unexpected passing, nearly three years ago, left a void in our lives that can never be filled. You are, and always will be, Simply Irreplaceable.
With Love Ginny, Nick, Holly, Kirstianne & Tom. ????

Lovely Mum & Nanny xxxx

From Mrs Rachel Robinson

A special Mum and Nanny who is missed so much every day. Always with us and always in our hearts xxxx

Joyce Cork

From Mr James Cork

In Memory.

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

Ron Evans

From Mrs Helen Lloyd

For my Dad, one of life's very best people

Stephen Horn

From Mrs Sandra Horn

Always by my side

Samuel David Cotton

From Mrs Julie Cotton

A star that twinkled

Stephen James

From Mrs Shirley Parris

Love and miss you forever xx

Iris Panton

From Ms Jane Panton

Always in my thoughts and forever in my heart ❤️ xx

Andrew McCarter

From Mrs Victoria McCarter

Always here x

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.

Tony Reeson

From Mrs Patricia Reeson

To a loving Husband, Dad and Grandad.

Elizabeth Younger

From Mrs Elizabeth Ann Younger

Missing you Lizzie . A much loved daughter , sister ,auntie and ray of sunshine.

Stuart Curtis

From Mrs Emma Chapman

To my amazing pops! Miss you so much! Wish you were still with us but know when you send us a feather it’s a sign you are around us x

Mark Jackson & Barry Jackson

From Mrs Jill Wilkinson

Always in our hearts

Rita Davis

From Mr Stanley Davis

Remembered with Love now and always. XXX

Sue Last

From Miss Amanda Last

'Forever in our hearts'

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From Mr Colin Anderson

David Alderson

From Mrs Penelope Alderson

Darling Dave, we miss you more every day and you will forever be in our hearts. With all our love Penny and Alex xxx

Lois Oldfield & Jean Nevile

From Mr Christopher Nevile

Eileen Walker

From Mrs Helen Walton

Always in our thoughts,
Always in our hearts
Miss you everyday.

Barry Thomas & Retta Thomas

From Mr Craig Thomas

John Norton, Rob Newton, Margaret Norton & Jack Varah

From Miss Madalaine Norton

Tony Brown

From Mrs Sue Brown

My darling Tony. I always think it’s you when I see a feather so this will be always there in my garden. So many lovely memories I have of you. I miss you always and forever.
Your Sue xxxxxxx

Garry Blake-Adams

From Ms Nicola Taylor

Resting easy, love and miss you Dad

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From Mrs Fiona Gilbert

Life is ours to be spent, not saved.

Peter Trought

From Mrs Hannah Kempton

A man against whom all others are measured.

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