The funniest woman we ever knew. We will laugh about you forever.
The Memory Wall
Every message left in memory, still lit. Choose a year to look back — the wall stays with us.
Our brightest star, carried with us every single step of the way.
Forty years on the allotment and he still called every tomato a miracle.
My mum, who taught me every song I know and never once sang quietly.
For our Dad, who'd give anyone his last fiver. Walking proud with the whole family behind us.
From all of us at the Tuesday club. Kettle's always on for you, Mo.
You'd have moaned about the cold and then walked faster than all of us. Doing it for you tonight.
We're walking in your wellies, Nanny. Well, not literally, but you know what we mean. Love you to the stars.
Forty-one years together and still walking beside you. The hospice gave us dignity and calm when we needed it most.
The hospice nurses were angels. This walk is our thank you to them and to you.
For the man who never sat still. We kept moving for you, just like you'd have told us to.
Glittered up just how you'd have wanted. Missing you every single day.
My brother, my best mate. Ten miles felt like nothing next to what you gave.
Three years on and we still walk for you. The forget-me-nots came up again this spring.
Our tiny star. Always walked with, never without.
My husband, my best friend. The care you received meant we could just be together at the end. This walk is my thank you.
Brightest smile in any room. Glittered up just how you'd want it.
Forget-me-nots planted, laces tied. Walking for you and for everyone the hospice holds so kindly.
Ten miles for the man who taught me to keep going when my legs say stop. Cheering you on from up there, I know.
Walking tonight with you in every step, Mum. The hospice gave us those last gentle weeks together and I'll never stop being grateful. Save me a cup of tea.