Dear Auntie Margaret, One of my earliest memories is when Nan brought us up to the fete and she gave us a few pound each to buy something. Nans face was a picture when Kev came back with a live goldfish! However you laughed and named him Sid for us :) Not sure if Sid enjoyed his two bus trips and coach back to Luton! I liked painting your nails and playing you music because it made you smile. You will always be in our thoughts. We know you are at peace now and I imagine you and Nan up there having a good catch up :) Love you always - Kerry x x x x

Mum passed away on the 26th of December 2017 after a short illness, Mum had a difficult life but was such a strong character she wouldn't ever give in and fought right up to the end of her life. She was such a strong role model for me and installed very strong values morals and ethics in to me at an early age. Which has stood me good ground over the years. I only had 3 years with her before she was involved in a serious car crash which changed her life completely at the age 30. She then spent 34 years as a resident at the Royal Putney Neuro-disability hospital. In which they provided her with support and care and helped her live a life she could of possibly not had. Mum spent days out at the theatre and went on holiday to Loudes a number of times. She was involved in many activities around the hospital including Bocce with which she won trophies for. I believe Mum's life was extended because of the care and support the Neuro-disability Hospital gave her over the years. So if people could donate in respect it would be fully appreciated. Wayne.

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