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A dedication to loved ones memories

Nurse Rosie with Candle

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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Steve Hill

Love and miss you so much Babe.
Forever yours, Mary
xxxxxxxxxxx

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David Herbert

Dave - still miss you lots, lots of love Sue

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Edith & Douglas German

Forever in our hearts

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Derek Gardener

Love youGranddad

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Doreen Groves & John Groves

Missed so much at Christmas time
Loved and missed always
Never forgotten
Love as always from your loving daughter Sandra xxx

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Glyn Hind

Still remembering the good times we had together cheers mate.

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Eugenie & Ronald Groves

Will always miss you both.

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Margarete Bayliss & Reginald Bayliss

My beloved parents,
who made me who I am and who loved unconditionally,
Never forgotten❤️

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Eileen and Dennis Allen |

Mum and Dad, always loved and remembered

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Andy Whiteley, Frank Bee & Michael Green

Thinkink of you all, even more so at Christmas time. You are dearly missed and never forgotten! All our love xxxxx

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Len Dickinson
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Damian Hutchinson

Remembering my big brother Damian who spent some time in Saint Barnabas Hospice. Always loved, never forgotten. He lit up our lives every day and I will always miss him. Xx

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.