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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

Alan Winston Woods
1943 - 2020
Alan was the best of men. He believed in family being the most important thing in the world. Integrity, compassion and love ran through him like a stick of Blackpool rock.
 
William Anthony Prescott
1933 - 2020
To a wonderful Husband, Father and Grandfather. The gentlest soul.
Ann Elizabeth Knight
1956 - 2020
A much loved Mum, Nan, Wife, Sister & Aunt. Gone but never forgotten, fly high with the angels. You & Jimmy are together forever, we will miss you always, a piece of our heart has gone forever xxxx
James Lowrie
1936 - 2021
In memory of our Dad, a kind gentle man with a wicked sense of humour even when coping with Alzhiemers. Taken far too quickly after a short battle with Covid. Sadly missed every day. Love Alan, Jim, Ann & Families.
Michael John Evans
1974 - 2020
Mickey has touched many people's hearts and was always a joy to be around. He was full of life and always had a smile on his face. He has been loved and cherished by all that knew him and will be greatly missed x
Doris Margret Miller
1931 - 2020
Doris enjoyed life to the full -with her late husband -Douglas Miller. Always a pleasure to be in there company and- there late daughter Toni.
Florence Mary O'Malia
1951 - 2020
My Love, My Life, in my heart always. Missed greatly by all family and friends. Never forgotten.
Roy Schofield
1925 - 2020
Dad to John, Maureen and Paul. A Granddad, Great Granddad and Great Great Granddad. Such a gentle loving man. Always in our thoughts. God Bless and R.I.P X X X.
Elizabeth Boyce Smith
1933 - 2020
My mother had a beautiful soul and a heart of gold she was the rock to which her family was built on a true friend and the best mother a little part died in us all Maw you'll never be forgotten love you hen.
Jadwiga Marie Korda
1951 - 2020
A light has gone out in this world of a woman whose kind heart could surround it. Her giving knew no bounds including the local hospital, the church, the Polish community & much more. We will miss you everyday xx
Jill Tushingham
1943 - 2020
A wonderful mother, grandmother, friend and talented artist. Describing her artistic practice: ''I find a certain beauty in humble cast offs and unloved materials which may or may not have be destined for destruction''.
Clement David Abbott
1930 - 2020
A much loved and missed Husband, Dad, Grandad and Father in Law. Always know we were with you all of the way! You will remain forever in our hearts and never forgotten - Our family is missing their Legend x
John Todd
1937 - 2020
One in a million. The most wonderful husband, dad, grandpa and friend. He touched so many lives with his generosity, optimism, humour, intellect and joie de vivre. We were so blessed to call him ours.
Doris Barbara Gray
1932 - 2020
Nan was the sweetest,kindest,strongest person you'd ever meet.Her family meant a lot to her,as she was to us,all 5 generations.She wasn't just our Mum,Nan she was our friend.She will live on in each and everyone of us.
Gerald Edward Counsell
1928 - 2020
Loving and loved man who will be sorely missed by all. A true gentleman who lived life to the full. Forever in our thoughts. Love Pauline, Jane & Chris, Claire & Alan, Mike & Jane, Neil, sisters & (great) grandchildren x
Irene Graham
1943 - 2020
Irene Graham
Monday 18th May 2020
Peacefully in The Countess of Chester Hospital.
Dearly loved wife of Paul
Jean Murdie
1924 - 2020
In loving memory of Jean Murdie aged 95, devoted Daughter, Sister, Wife, Mam, Aunt, Grandma & Great Grandma to her Bairns. A proud Geordie, she will be forever missed.
Trevor Drew
1931 - 2021
Dad, you left before I had time to say goodbye. My heart is broken. You are missed beyond words and loved beyond measure xxxx

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