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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

Heather Shepherd
1937 - 2020
Much loved, Mother, sister, Grandmother, & Great grandmother. We will love you forever Nanny. Rosie, Saffi, Daisy, Buddy, Jago, Willow & Sonny.
Madeleine Henry
1947 - 2020
Rest in Peace Mum. Your unique character will be missed by all the family. Enjoy long walks again. With tears and love from your daughters Michelle and Shelley and granddaughter Connie.
Gregory Kaser
1955 - 2021
In memory of a great man and father, who stood for what is right, and who devoted himself to his meaningful work and to his family. May everyone be a bit more like Greg Kaser for the world to be a better place.
Philip Arlington Edwards
1948 - 2020
you will be missed but never forgotten
Sidney Raymond Wildber
1922 - 2021
Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great & Great Great Grandfather. Served as a Royal Marine 1941-46. He took part in the Normandy Landing 1944 awarded the Legion D'Honneur in 2016. Loved and dearly missed by all his family.
Barbara Clara Molloy
1936 - 2020
To our wonderful Mum, we love and miss you so much. Losing you and Dad so close has left a huge hole in our hearts. With All Our Love Forever Claire, John, Jo, Callum, Ella and Max xxxx
Kay Ellarby
1949 - 2020
Wonderful Mum to Mandy,Kelly and Ian and loving widow to John. You are missed so very much mum and we love you always. May God bless you and keep you until we are together again. Lots of love and hugs xx
Pam White
1936 - 2020
Dearly loved and missed every day
Ellen Florence Williams
1926 - 2020
Retired Wren-
Mum, Nan and Great Nanny to her very large family that she was very proud of and who all greatly miss her and her endless supply of ginger biscuits.
Love you always X
Peggy Lilly Torch
1928 - 2020
In loving memory of a kind and caring mum, nan, great nan and great great nan. The Battersea girl who sang at Drury Lane is now dancing with the stars.
Robert Williams
1964 - 2021
My amazing dad. Always had a smile on his face. Would brighten up any room. We will miss him so much. Grateful for the memories even though we should have many many more. Always in my heart
Andreas Petrou
1945 - 2021
Remembering Andy (Borso), You are in our thoughts and hearts every day and missed by so many. Your garden lives on in your memory. May you rest in peace - Love and miss you
Albert Mitchell
1937 - 2020
Forever in our hearts and thoughts. Rest in peace. Love always Joanne, Mark,William and Sylvie xxxx
David John Moore
1942 - 2020
Goodbye Dad we will miss your Funny cheeky chappie ways xx
WALTER GRAHAM
1956 - 2021
OUR FOREVER MISSED BEYOND WORDS. WE LOVE YOU SO VERY MUCH.. IF THESE WINGS COULD FLY!..
Harold Edward Hawkins
1942 - 2020
A true inspiration to everyone he knew . Dad,Grandad,Brother,Best Friend . Love and miss you always Dad "Our Hero".
Lilian Vera Robinson
1925 - 2021
Lily is survived by her three children Patricia, Jean and David. Much loved Grandmother of 6 Grandchildren, 11 Great Grandchildren and 4 Great Great Grandchildren.
Derek George Strugnell
1930 - 2020
Much loved Dad, Father in law and Grandad. You were an inspiration to us all. We will miss you very much. Now reunited with his beloved wife Sheila.

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