Remember Me

Dearly loved and sadly missed

Hazel was unfairly taken away from us too early. Hazel was a loving devoted wife and caring mother, she was always there for us and could be relied on to make us smile. Will always be loved and deeply missed by us all.

In loving memory of a dear husband and father. A kind, funny & generous man taken so suddenly from all of our lives. He will be missed every day. Until we meet again, all our love your wife Yvonne, children and family x

Derek remembered as a Father Grandfather Brother and by his wider family. Snatched suddenly and unfairly by Covid. You worked so hard in life and we know how much you fought to stay. Forever in our thoughts and with love.

In loving memory of Our special Mum. Hugely missed by all her Grandchildren, Family and Friends. You'll be forever in Our hearts and memories. Rest peacefully with Nan, Grandad and Alfie.

My beautiful husband the rock of our family taken too soon, when his heart stopped my heart broke in two, I think about him every minute of every day and miss him so much,

Dearly loved husband to Rosemary, father to Vicky and Peter, and grandpa to Natasha, Erin and Joseph. Remembered for his kindness and sense of humour by his family and friends, and sadly missed by all.

Remembering our dad, we miss you.

Trevor was the most loving husband, dad, granda, uncle and son. He was well thought of by everyone for his helpfulness and humour. He gifted his land and helped to found Origin Community Farm for the benefit of others .

To a very special husband and dad you are loved so much and missed terribly. All our love. Forever in our hearts xx

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.

My love, you left too soon - Go n-éirí an bóthar leat, Agus go mbuaillimid le chéile arís, Go gcoinní Dia i mbos A làimbhe thú

He settled in the UK in 1954. On 7th July 1976, he became the UK's first South Asian class one HGV driver. In his 32-year long driving career, he drove across UK and Europe. He loved travelling and had many different interesting stories to tell and encountered many different people along the side.

In loving memory of a wonderful husband, father and grandfather. Forever in our thoughts always in our hearts.

Kentish maid and beloved wife of Bill, mother of Sue, Ros and Nigel and grandmother of Luke, Jacob and Felix.

My rock, an amazing dad and best grandad any grandchild could have. A loyal, gentle and caring friend to everyone he knew. We miss you so much. You have left a massive hole that will never be filled. We love you forever.

George you were a loving husband & dad & grandad we miss you loads RIP xx

Dad passed away on 5th February 2021 in Harrogate Hospital. He was a lovely man, loved a pub quiz all things history and geography. He lived in Yorkshire, but spent many years working in London. Miss you Dad