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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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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

David Maldwyn Jarvis
1947 - 2020
We never got to say goodbye, you're loved and missed every day
Wilfred Emmanuel Berkeley
1930 - 2020
We were not ready for you to leave us dad. We all miss you so much. You are forever in our hearts.
John Grant McKenzie Laws
1945 - 2020
Dear Daddy, I miss you so much. You were the most incredible father, grandfather and of course one of country's best legal minds. Your memory will live on through me, James, Sophie, and all your friends. With all love MG
Sylvia Richardson Bartlett
1935 - 2020
So sad we wasn't allowed to say goodbye Mum, you are with Dad now, have fun up there, I'll see again one day. I love and miss you with all my heart, sleep tight.
 
Norman Paton
1924 - 2020
With love and wonderful memories of my very much missed Dad
Kenneth Meadows
1931 - 2020
Ken was a lovely man that is sadly missed by his wife Joy and his many friends.
 
Jean CONSTANCE Hall
1931 - 2020
Always Missed and Forever Remembered
Clive Hammonds
1925 - 2020
A good life, full of love, laughter and family. Forever in our hearts. Rest in Peace.
Malcolm Pescod
1935 - 2020
My loving husband Malcolm, We had 57 special years. Together we had 5 beautiful children. You became "Granda" to 8 special grandchildren and Great Granda to 1 little girl.
We will love you forever
Forever yours
Joan
Michael Brendan Doran
1953 - 2020
In loving memory of a very much missed dad, son, brother, partner and friend.
Maria Szynal
1934 - 2020
Maria Szynal. Loving Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother and the strongest woman we ever knew. Love Always, John, Beth and Stef. Rest In Peace with Dad. Never Fogotten. xx
Derek Francis Cassidy
1927 - 2020
Our wonderful dad, always in our hearts. Loved and missed every day.
Mary Stewart
1947 - 2020
To our beautiful mum taken too soon.We miss you so much xx
Thomas Oliver Smart
1931 - 2020
We will miss you. Until we meet again. Goodnight dad. RIP
Clifford Ephraim Sisson
1949 - 2020
A loving husband, dad, grandad and brother who was taken from us far too soon without warning. He worked hard as a plumber and was a friend to many with his dry sense of humour and good values. He will be sadly missed.
Geoffrey Ballance
1943 - 2020
Geoff was an excellent car driver & raced cars in his youth, followed F1 & MotoGP & rode his vintage motorbikes up to the time of his death. A brilliant horse rider, avid golfer. Missed by his family and friends.
Janet Dorothy Watters
1947 - 2020
My beautiful mum was taken too soon, a million lifetimes wouldn't have been enough. She was the kindest, bravest and humblest of souls with a brilliant sense of fun. Our hearts will never be the same again.
William Martin Roche
1963 - 2020
To our Dear Brother, the most gentle human being ever. Miss you William. Lots of love, Mum, John, Maria, Loretta, Junior & Erin

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