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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

Henry Humphrey
1933 - 2020
Thank you for being who you were. We loved you more than you'll ever know. You will leave a big hole in our lives. God bless. Rest in peace xx
David Curtis
1939 - 2020
David was a wonderful father and Grandad. We miss you so so much and love you!!! He was a caring friend and often the joker. He was a true gentleman and this always shone through. RIP Dad xxxx
Doreen Mildred Lawrence
1925 - 2020
For a wonderful wife to Arthur, Mum, Mother-in-law and Nana. Remembered too by all your family and friends. Forever in our hearts With Much Love Tricia and Barry, Grahame and Martine, Jonathan and Jennifer.
Philip Richard Harding
1950 - 2020
Our Dearest Phil, our kind and gentle giant. A loving brother, brother in-law and uncle. Deeply saddened that we couldn't share your last moments with you. Forever in our hearts x
Ralph Edward Gough
1931 - 2020
Ralph / Billy - much missed.
Raymond Gerald Rutterford
1930 - 2021
Now you are with mum.
David Paul Taylor
1955 - 2021
Loving husband of Pauline and father of James and Elizabeth. A gentle soul friend of many. Very missed
Elizabeth Bridget Toe
1960 - 2020
An amazing and loving mum, wife, nanny, sister and auntie. Greatly missed and always loved.
Olive Brenda Dixey
1928 - 2020
Remembering our beautiful Mum and Nan, forever in our hearts and never forgotten
Linda Caron
1931 - 2021
Such a warm, loving caring forgiving lady. With the biggest heart, no one could think of a bad thing about her, her soul was pure. I loved her my whole life and always will. She's with her love Wilf and daughter now. RIP
Jeanette Doreen King
1937 - 2020
This is one of the ways to say a proper and lasting goodbye. We will celebrate mum's life with our family and friends when the time allows us to come together. Until then you are and always will be in our hearts.
Andrew Antrobus
1949 - 2020
A hubby, a Pops, a uncle and a brother. The Kindest, happiest and loving husband and father who will be part of our hearts in every beating minute. Looking over us and shining a light. Gone but never forgotten. RIEP x
Lily Davies
1924 - 2020
In loving memory of our wonderful Nana Lil. To us you were someone special, Someone so good and true, You will never be forgotten, Because we thought the world of you.
Roy Anthony Phillipson
1940 - 2020
Miss you so much, Dad, husband and grand father we will always love you
Joan Camelia Coverson
1928 - 2020
In memory of a dear Mom, such a wonderful person, who will be missed by many.
NIGEL STEPHEN BARKER
1958 - 2021
My dad was the most caring and funny man, completely loyal to his family and doted over his wife, children and grandchildren. He had a heart of gold and stood out from the crowd. He loved his music, cars and motorbikes and enjoyed having a drink with his friends in the pub. He would always be the first person there when you needed help. He was the heart and sole of our family and will be desperately missed by so many.
Beryl Marguerite Baker
1933 - 2021
In loving memory of a wonderful, funny, loving, mom, Nan, grandma, great grandma. You will be sadly missed by us all and who knew you. Rest in peace all our love always. God bless Kevin, Sue, Debbie and all the family xx
Owen Thomas Ward
1951 - 2020
In loving memory of a wonderful Brother, Father, Grandfather. 49 years of marriage, you left us with your loving wife Bredge.

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