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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

Michael Noel Christopher Rulton
1936 - 2020
A lovely man and devoted husband to Janne. A wonderful brother and uncle. Friend to many. His humour and generosity will be missed by all who knew him.
Wendy Atkinson
1962 - 2021
Wendy, a true inspiration who always put others first and was so excited in becoming a Nana for the first time to Poppy .Loved by all her family, friends, We love and miss you so much. God bless.
Frank Wallace Wilson
1951 - 2020
Such a charismatic man with a thirst for knowledge and a wealth of stories on every topic. He loved music - not a day went by without hearing him sing. His family and friends will remember him always x x x
 
Sharon Tracey Verkaik
1956 - 2020
In loving memory of a mum, nanny, friend taken too soon. Love and miss you everyday, but know your love is still with us x
David Downes
1971 - 2021
Dave was such a genuine loving person one of the nicest people you could ever have wished to have met. A very loving Dad to his two kids Dave was very laid back and a kind person who will be missed so much
Allan Thompson
1949 - 2020
We miss you so much Grandad. We will never forget you, the most kind and caring man with the best sense of humour. We love you and will always remember you xx
Peter Keyworth
1937 - 2020
A loving Husband, Dad, Grandad and Great Grandad. We all miss him dearly and will love him endlessly. Until we meet again! "Love ya to bits"
Ronald Sinnott
1934 - 2021
Even when we have to say goodbye love is something that does not go away. In our hearts forever. Loving husband of Joan and beloved dad of Berni and Tony.
James Needham
1942 - 2020
My dad was a kind loving man he would give and do any for us  we miss him so much
David Ramsden
1943 - 2020
In loving remembrance of a darling Husband, Dad and Grandad. His cheeky smile and laughing eyes will be missed. We were his world and he ours. Miss you always! xx
 
Breda Weir
1935 - 2020
We cannot fully express the sorrow that we feel for you at this time, especially when we can't be with you.
The love your Mum had for you all is something that can never be taken away.
Fondest love from Sean & Marie
Terry CLIFFORD Lewis
2019 - 2020
Terry im missing u sooo much luv u always in my heart u wer taken far 2 soon from that disgusting disease R.I.P.my darling bruvver luv ur everloving sister jean xx
Alice Martin
1956 - 2020
Missed by all her family x
Brian JAMES WILLIAM Milliard
1936 - 2020
Remembering you with love who was taken so quickly and died alone. Till we are together again .xx
Wilton Terry Cooper
1954 - 2021
Loving father, grand father and great grand father.
Elsie Ella Alice Bidecant
1942 - 2020
A Beautiful Mum and Nan we miss you so xx
Judith Patricia Cox
1945 - 2020
Sister, Mum, Nan & a friend to many. "Judy" was fun, positive, optimistic, had the biggest heart and was very generous. Loved and lived life to the full. Sorely missed but forever in our hearts.
Margaret Dean
1946 - 2020
She was a lovely lady, with a big personality, she was kind and gentle with a good sense of humour. She was vibrant, and loved to change the colour of her hair on a whim, she will be sadly missed by all at Westleigh.

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