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A dedication to loved ones memories

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Light up a life: Dedicate a light in memory of a loved one

We invite you to dedicate a light this Christmas, and allow someone’s memory to shine brightly on our Tree of Life outside Lincoln Cathedral.

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Jim Henry

This feather is a reminder of my unending love.
I am your Guardian Angel, watching over you from above.

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Wendy Woodthorpe

Dedicated to my lovely Mum

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James Hagley

Always on my mind James, Forever in my heart xx

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Nathan Ottewell

Even though I only had you for 4 days I will never ever stop loving and thinking of you ❤️❤️

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Jean Hill

In memory of Jean Hill, a warm and vibrant lady whom is greatly missed. Cherished in our family as a mother and a grandmother.

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Mum & Dad Davidson
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Mostyn Cooper

A loving Husband and Dad always in our thoughts

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Iris Panton

Always in my thoughts and forever in my heart ❤️ xx

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Fred Reynolds

The Dad that gave us everything right until his last breath !! You will live on in us and forever be in our hearts ♥️

You were ONE in a trillion Dad xx ????

Until we meet again - save me a seat at heaven bar ????

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Paul Crump

Dad,
Our lives will never be the same without you in them. We miss and love you so much.
Vikki & family

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Mark Jackson & Barry Jackson

Always in our hearts

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Bert Crane

Always in our hearts x

Remembering those we love

Every light on our Tree of Life represents someone who is loved and missed. Together, your dedications create a beautiful tribute to those who mean so much to us, while helping St Barnabas bring care and comfort to other families.

As a thank you, you will receive a Christmas card and two tags – to display on the Tree of Life and in your own home. Please complete your form by Friday 11th December to receive your tree tags in time for Christmas.