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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

Peter John Skelton
1932 - 2020
Loving and devoted husband, father and Grandad
Micheal Dundas
1933 - 2020
You were the best dad , grandad and great gramps ever
Robert Michael Butterworth
1954 - 2020
Beloved Dad to Michelle and Louise. Grandad to Logan, Ella, Gethen, Gabrielle, Gregory and Georgina. Uncle to Peyton. Brother-in-law to Donna and Martin, Father-in-law Graeme. Friend to many. Taken to early.
Rita Joy Gann Tooke
1935 - 2021
Much loved mum and grandma, forever in our hearts x
Francis Bliss
1963 - 2020
In memory of a true gentleman. A much loved Husband, Son, Father, Brother, Uncle, Step-Father and Friend. The town of Leigh, Lancashire, remembers one of its most loveable characters. His legacy will live in the hearts of the community and in all who loved him.
Barbara Clare Alexander
1927 - 2020
Throughout her life, whatever life threw at her, Barbara always came out smiling on the other side. Sadly she did not have the strength to beat covid.
 
Barbara Drew
1955 - 2020
Our cherished, dearly loved Wife, Mother, Sister and Nannan, missed every single day.
Jean Connolly
1936 - 2020
The most amazing mum and Nanny there ever was in the world. Who meant everything to us all. Your wings were ready but our hearts were not. Love you forever Mum Clare Gary Gavin & your grandchildrenxx
Peter John Chown
1958 - 2021
A loving husband, dad & pappy. We miss you so much. Shine on you crazy diamond. Love you always.xx
Irene Horner
1923 - 2020
Loved and missed by all
John Alan Smith
1927 - 2021
Devoted husband for nearly 71 years of Joyce. Father to Helena, Nicholas and Jeremy. Grandfather to James, Matthew, Gregory and Richard. Rest in peace.
Anne Witt
1938 - 2020
A Loving wife to Carl,
Sister to Joan and Frank.
Mam to Andrew, Alison, Debbie, and Michael.
Mam-in-law to Kirk and Lynn.
Gran to David, Rachel and Briony.
Step-Gran to Matthew, William and Jean.
Sadly missed by all xx
Margaret Gladys Pollard
1931 - 2020
Like St Paul's, Mum showed resilience in the face of adversity throughout her life. She can now rest in peace. Remembered always with love and gratitude by her daughters Yvonne and Juliet and grandchildren Tasha and Sam.
Stephen Cundick
1970 - 2021
Stephen was kind and considerate with a wicked sense of humour which made everyone smile
 
Jeremy Gideon Fitzroy Fredericks
1946 - 2021
Husband, father, socialist and friend. Much loved and missed x
DOT EAST
1932 - 2021
Dotty, what can I say? Loved by so many and missed by all. Taken from us by a horrid disease. The last of the siblings (of which there were many) including my beloved mum. Rest peacefully beautiful lady xx
Valerie Ross
1941 - 2020
Very much loved and missed. Rest in peace mum.
George Nii Ajedu Aryiku
1951 - 2020
George, a man who loved to help others.

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