Loving, caring, sharing wife and mother with a mischievous sense of humour who we miss every single day. Gerry and Lauren.

Mum,
Remembering how you always put family before yourself, you never saw us to go without. So kind ,generous and thoughtful. We are so proud to have had you in our life. We miss you every day. Xx

My Family will always be thankful that St Barnabas Hospice was there to help Mum in her final days. The care and attention she received was above and beyond. There was care shown to us too, and I will always be grateful for that. All Hospices do a marvellous job, often at heightened emotions, maintaining a dignity and compassion that is only appreciated after the sad passing of a much loved Family member. Thank you St Barnabas for being there for us and most importantly for Mum.

You will always be the love of my life
Life did go on without you but nothing is the same
Wait for me on the other side
Miss you so much X

A much missed, loving husband, father and grandfather who was the heart of his family.. He was larger than life and did so much for the organisations he represented, whether that was his work for the Kings Own Border Association or the bowling club. He loved his allotment, and had lived and work all over the world and had a story to tell for all his adventures. sometimes we had to remind him we had heard them before.

A strong but quiet man who did not share his feelings out loud but through helping those he cared about. 5 years gone and still missed every day.

It’s hard to believe it’s 4 years tomorrow 2 June that you had to leave me, I will always love you , always and forever, love me ❤️????????????❤️

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.

Remembering my mum and dad who donated to cancer research all of their lives. My dad was a St Barnabas volunteer gardener for 15 years and gained great support from his hospice friends.

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.

Jo saved like crazy to take her son swimming with dolphins in Florida. A treasured memory for her son. ❤️

My Nanna was the most amazing woman. I learned so much from her, she loved us all unconditionally. St Barnabas did so much in her last few days to make her feel comfortable. It all happened so quickly from diagnosis to her passing. Thank you to all the staff for what you did.

We love and miss you, you were so scared you would be forgotten but you are in our thoughts ever second. Right to the end you kept your dark sense of humour, even joking you were like Peter Pan forever young. Sleep tight forever remembered xxx

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

In loving memory of our beautiful mum Gail Clawson. She was taken from us far too soon but is forever in our hearts. She is missed dearly but we will keep her memory alive, always and forever.

A wonderful, kind and selfless man, who I will always miss, taken too soon. Fiona x