The obituary notice of Sheila Marlene RUDD

If flowers grow in Heaven
Please pick a bunch for me,
Place them in my mother’s hands
And tell her they’re from me

Tell her that I love her
And when she turns to smile
Place a kiss upon her cheek
And hold her for a while

Remembering her is easy
I do it every day
But there’s an ache within my heart
That will never go away.



Mum, you will be forever missed but remembered with so much love.
Now go and dance with the stars ….

Helen

Today we said goodbye to our grandma.

Grandma was always there with kindness, warmth, and love. We remember her for everyday things, time spent together, family moments and the role she played in our lives growing up.

For Freya, Grandma was her personal cake-tasting expert. Any baking attempts were always happily tested by her, and she didn’t hold back on her opinions either!

Some of our favourite memories are the simple ones, spending time with her, playing games at Christmas and hearing how everything’s spicy.

We feel very lucky to have had her as our grandma and are grateful for the good years we had with her.

Grandma, thank you for being part of our lives.

You’ll forever be in our hearts.

Reece & Freya xx

Sending lots of sympathy to my cousins Carolyn, David, Helen and family with lots of fond memories of my dear Aunty Sheila, rest in peace from Pat Mackin (nee Mayne)

Remembering all the good times I had while growing up with Carolyn David and Helen, spent many hours at yours. The trips you took us on in the dormobile van,the late night walks across the fields some how we always managed to come back with flowers.You certainly had a heart of gold. Rest in peace beautiful lady xxx Lesley

Miss you more than words can say mum.

Lost you to dementia and now lost forever.

Love you always mum.

Carolyn x