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Exhibition - Saving St Paul's: The Watch and the Second World War

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Exhibition - Saving St Paul's: The Watch and the Second World War

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Remember Me

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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Watch this message of support from His Majesty The King for Remember Me.

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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

Thomas Lynch McColl
1941 - 2020
Missed by a loving wife and a large loving family.
Neil Clifford Gale
1945 - 2020
Wonderful Dad, Grandpa and husband, forever in our hearts
Alice Maud Weatherby
1923 - 2020
A loving Mum, Grandma and Great Grandma. You will always be loved by the ones you loved best. xxxx
Jonathan Stephen Knapp
1973 - 2021
We love you, we miss you. You will always live in our hearts and memories.
George Charles Brooks
1933 - 2021
A truly special man loved by everyone. Father and Grandfather missed everyday
 
Philip John Pugh
1950 - 2020
Philip loved to laugh and joke. He was bright, caring and a hard worker. He has left a big gap in many lives. Forever in our hearts.
Alan Francis Hurst
1934 - 2020
A loving dad, grandad and great grandad. Someone who was always there for us and is sadly missed.
Trevor PATRIK Jowett
1940 - 2020
Loving husband and farther to four daughters granddad and greatgradad our own BIG TREV
Janet Carol Reeves
1933 - 2020
In loving memory of our dearest Mum, Grandmother (Gaga), Great Grandmother, Sister and Wife to John for 62 years. She was always so proud of us, as we are of her. In our hearts'always. Sleep well our "Pussycat".
Kay Mayne
1967 - 2020
Loving wife, mum and friend and we will all ways miss you
Mavis Beachim
1934 - 2020
In memory of my mum, a grandmother to Mark & Charlotte and great grandmother to Darryl & Jessica. A friend to all who knew her. Forever in our hearts. Love you mum. x
Alan James Cutsforth
1939 - 2021
Alan was a collector of people and stories. Wherever he went he would make friends and make everyone smile with his singing. He was an amazing Dad and Grandad and will be sorely missed.
David George Percival
1939 - 2020
Best Dad, Grandad and Brother anyone could have asked for. Missed every day, but will remain forever in our hearts.
Tracy Lee Foley
1961 - 2020
While in hospital she saved her last breath to make a call to all three of her children Stuart, Louise and Lee
I love you so much, I'll always be by your side, look after each other with her husband Paul beside her.
Steve Penn
1953 - 2020
Gone but never forgotten
Peter John Clews
1945 - 2020
Not just my Dad but my best friend, a gentleman, kind and caring, life just isn't the same without you and your texts, right through from good morning to goodnight...Goodnight Dad xx
Martin Parker
1957 - 2020
Forever missed, forever loved, forever in our hearts. Loving father, grandfather and partner. You will live on in all of us.
Elsie Hale
1920 - 2020
Rest in peace and happiness and know that you will always remain in our hearts. We will never forget you. Your loving family xx

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