The obituary notice of Maureen Sylvia (Mo) KENDALL (Grant)

So sorry that catching Covid prevents me from coming to say goodbye to my lovely Godmother Aunty Mo. Marcelle sends all her love too and will never forget her friend of 70 years.

Gran’ma was the kindest, most gentle and caring soul, and her smile could light up any room she walked into.

She always remembered the tiniest details and made a point of asking about them the next time you visited, making everyone feel truly seen and heard. Gran’ma was beautiful inside and out and will be missed more than words can say, every single day.

I will miss our Tesco food shops and all the giggles we shared. I’ll always remember how, whenever you dropped something or didn’t scan an item properly, you’d say “whoopty-doo,” instantly putting a smile on my face ❤️. Those shopping trips will forever hold a special place in my heart.
Heaven has gained another angel, and it doesn’t yet realise how lucky it is to have you. Until we meet again one day.
Love always,
Lara ❤️

You will be sadly missed by all the family for your warmth and kindness to all who knew you. You were a lovely, gentle person who will remain in our thoughts forever.

No words can express the void that's left in our lives, now you have gone.
You were soft, gentle and always full of love for your family. The memories we made and funny moments and sayings will live on and make me smile in the future, even though I'm heartbroken right now.
Till we are all reunited again. All my love Andrea xxx ❤️❤️❤️

Mo, I'm so sad that you’re gone & I will miss visiting you. I’m just so glad I was able to see you as much as I possibly could.
I will always remember how you & Tom welcomed me in to the family with open arms & an open heart & always treated me the same as your other grandchildren. That I will never forget.
You always had a warm smile & a gentle heart that will truly be missed ❤️❤️❤️ xxx