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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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Jane Wyles
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Jane Wyles
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Michael G Wall & Tobie Jane Wall

Always in our hearts Michael & Tobie Jane.

xxxx

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Mum and Dad Jenkinson

They will always be remembered and never forgotten. They are both missed so much but now back together again. Forever. Xxxxxxx

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Mum & Dad Hall

Mum and Dad , you will be forever in my heart. And I miss you dearly every day. All my love Gail & Pete xx

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Cherry Lock
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Peggy Hollands
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Ann Johnson

Memory for my beloved mum x I miss your beautiful smile every day. Motor Neurone Disease sadly took you from us far to young x we miss and ❤️ you mum xx

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Tony, William & Dad
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Roger Bloomfield

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.

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Ann My Mum xx
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Mary Thomas

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.

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.