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Welcome to this online book of remembrance for all those who have died as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK.
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This is an online memorial to those who died as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK. It is free to leave a tribute to a loved one, and the memorial is open to people of all faiths and none.

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In memory of

Mary Pringle
1941 - 2020
We were not there to hold your hand or to say goodbye. But you will always be in our hearts. We will miss you everyday. You were kind, loving and always smiling. Goodbye for now mam x
Maureen Savage
1929 - 2020
A wonderful wife to Ron, Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. Forever in our hearts.
Elizabeth Ann Barrett
1951 - 2020
Mum I miss you so much you was and still are the best taken long before you should have been. I will love you forever and my heart will always be with you.
Albert Marsden
1938 - 2020
Bertie so sadly missed by Joyce and all of his family who were so important to him. He was proud to serve in the Royal Navy as an Ordinance Artificer and also loved Jazz. God Bless
James Main
1955 - 2020
In loving memory of James Main 1955-2020
Herbie Clement Morgan
1942 - 2020
You will always be in our hearts and in the happy memories you helped us create. Love you.
Hiralal (Harry) Varsani
1954 - 2020
Harry you will always remain in our hearts forever, with love.
Violet Lillian Latimer
1934 - 2020
You will be missed so much!
Julie Mary Bakermault
1945 - 2020
A much loved wife, mother and friend, whose passing stunned us all and will be dearly missed.
Raymond Alfred Crofts
1923 - 2021
Dearly loved by everyone whose path he crossed. A true gentleman who is so sadly missed by all his family but who are so grateful for his long life and the happiness he brought to us all.
Nina Jane Peters
1960 - 2020
Nina was a force of nature and a force for good. She made the lives of all who knew her better. How loved she was and is by those she supported, her colleagues, her friends and her loving family. We love and miss her.
Guy Anthony Elliott
1926 - 2020
He died as he lived, with amazing courage.
Malcolm George Murray
1944 - 2020
Malcolm, a much loved Son, Brother, Uncle and Great Uncle leaves a family with fond memories of better times. Everyone in our family has an "Uncle Malcom story" to tell. He will be remembered. May he rest in peace.
Maria Elaine Mason
1969 - 2021
Loved and missed so much! Forever in our hearts and always in our memories! Survived by her two daughters and two grandchildren whom she charished dearly! We love you mum (mamar) xx
Ermir Kuqali
1975 - 2020
Because you're out of sight, doesn't mean you're out of mind. Best dad, son, brother, friend and wonderful husband. I miss you already
Ronald EDWARD Rowley
1935 - 2020
In Loving Memory of our beloved Dad, Grandad & Grandpa . Forever in our hearts and missed everyday.
Roland Craig
1930 - 2020
Taken from us by this cruel disease, no more pain and suffering dad. Reunited with your loving wife Frances. Thanks for everything you did and taught me through the years, will be greatly missed by your family. RIP Dad
Joan Young
1931 - 2020
May the light of a candle shine and brighten the world as you did Joan at family gatherings.

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