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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

John Phillip Oliver
1934 - 2020
Always remembered with love by me and all the family x
 
Katie Mary Persinger
1969 - 2021
My beautiful sister Katie will be loved and remembered by all her family as a Hero, Katie will live forever in our hearts
Manjeet Kaur Khehra
1946 - 2020
Retired only last year, our mother was hardworking & our pillar of strength. She had a twinkle in her eye & a sense of love & mischief. Her feisty, bright character will be sorely missed by her loving family & friends.
Zenaida Abe Balfe
1947 - 2020
Your love was always exceptional...you will be missed but will never be forgotten
Robert James Harvey
1932 - 2020
Bob looked after Mark, and Mark looked after Bob. I will miss you Dad.

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Melvyn Macey
1932 - 2020
A much loved husband, dad and grandad.
Victor John Mulcahy
1941 - 2020
"Vic was taken from us way too quickly but his fun and laughter will never be forgotten and he will be loved always."
Rita Ivy Turner
1927 - 2020
This is loving memory of my mother Rita Ivy Turner who was 92 years old. She was a lovely person and a wonderful Mother. I will miss her every day for the rest of my life.
Thomas "Eddie" Edmund Blake
1938 - 2020
Known as Eddie. A true gent who loved his farm, his football but most of all his family. Will always be missed.
Thomas Noel Holton
1939 - 2020
A very much loved husband, dad, grandad & great grandad. His legacy will live on in our hearts forever xx
Josephine Mary Pinder
1942 - 2020
Josephine was a much loved sister, auntie and cousin; we lost her far too soon and she will be sorely missed.
Roy Malcom Nunn
1933 - 2020
Will never be forgotten. x
John Rohleder
1944 - 2020
We love you xx
Claudio CATINO
1963 - 2021
CLAUDIO loved and lived for his family wife Tracey, children Natalie and Daniel and grandkids Sophia and Luca. He brought laughter to all those around him and the world is a darker place. He will live in our hearts x
Jim Galloway
1930 - 2020
Our much loved husband, father, grandad and friend. You will be forever missed. Sleep tight. X
Peggy Jean Broomsgrove
1930 - 2020
Much loved Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother. Dearly loved, missed and never forgotten.
Philip Atherton
1940 - 2020
Phil - a devoted husband, a loving dad and grandad and a loyal friend to everyone. We are truly privileged to have shared his journey through life and miss him in ours every day. "A True Gentleman".
Joan Moody
1930 - 2020
Still miss you every day Mum.

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