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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

Robert Adrian Smith
1968 - 2021
A gentle soul, sadly lost far too soon, but always loved and never forgotten
Petrus Coenradus van Campenhout
1935 - 2021
Dad was the most generous and empathic person and a very hard worker who survived many hardships. I thanked him for being my dad and that he always will be. His faith was strong. Missed greatly and in our hearts forever!
Claire Diane Mooney
1978 - 2020
Never to be forgotten
Christopher John Saunderson
1979 - 2020
The kindest man, loved by so many. His infectious laugh and views on life will be missed by us all.
Raymond Arthur Marchant
1949 - 2020
Much loved father grandpa and husband taken too soon loved by his family and will never be forgotten deeply missed
Tony Kinsey
1963 - 2021
Our hearts completely broke the day you were taken. You are loved and missed each and every day...our family chain is broken, never to be the same
John Duncan
1936 - 2020
John Duncan - creative, funny, loving, talented, spontaneous, a true inspiration. A wonderful husband, father and grandfather, friend and mentor to so many. He will be forever in the hearts of us all.
John Patrick Manning
1947 - 2020
Love and miss you every day dad, always in our hearts, sleep tight until we meet again
Sarah Manning
1939 - 2020
She was a wonderful woman who didn't deserve to die when she did. She had so much life left inside of her and she was so loved. Always loved, forever.
Janet Hilda Crossland
1949 - 2021
Our amazing mum and nan Jan, we love you with all of our hearts and will miss you every day. Love always Sar Dave Mike Lee Abz Mol and Alice x
Norman Robins
1923 - 2020
Loving father who enjoyed life. Always remembered for his sense of humour and being able to turn his hand to anything.
Eileen Nye
1924 - 2020
She survived the London Blitz working in ammunitions, but was sadly taken by COVID and we couldn't say goodbye. A fun-loving Mum, Nanna and Great-Nanna, who always enjoyed a good laugh and a joke.
John French
1931 - 2021
Loving partner of Margaret Pritty and missed by a loving family and friends always
Jo Hutton
1944 - 2020
A wonderful Mother and Granny we miss you xx.
James Francis Reilly
1935 - 2020
In loving memory of a great man. Wife Betty. Children Kevin, John, Jayne and Helen. In laws Karen, Geraldine, Jon and Ian. Grandchildren Ashleigh, Conor, Shannon, Tom, Jack and Luke, Great Grandson Alfie
Colin George Bussey
1939 - 2020
Colin loved life - he was funny and told wonderful stories -everyone loved him. In particular he was loved by me, his wife, who he affectionally called Cheb. He will always be loved and in our hearts.
Howard Gerard Morgan
1956 - 2021
You can shed tears that he has gone , or you can smile because he has lived. You can remember him only that he has gone, or you can cherish his memory and let it live on. We miss and love you so very much H. Xxxxx
Peter Dymock
1931 - 2020
The best husband ever. The kindest Dad, Grandad & Great Grandad. He was loved so very much, he is missed so very much but he will always be in our hearts.

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