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...off to finally scatter my mums ashes. Heading back home to Wales so she can be with the family, where she met her husband, her children were born etc... We've had to wait a while for various reasons but be nice to get it done. Got some here in Kent already which is nice for my dad, bro & I. If anything like her funeral, we'll be celebrating her life remembering the good times, not doom & gloom, ain't how she was as loved a party see.
As they say, only the good die young eh!
ffs, 56 years old, she had the second part of her life to live yet. Was one of a kind with a heart of gold that took no ***** from anyone. Shame she never got to meet grandchild no.3 but at least she knew. Feel sorry for my bro as is something he won't be able to experience with his kids, the nans right to spoil em.
No matter how ***** things got her favourite saying, apart from Robert, get here now, was don't worry, it'll be fine. Something that will stay with me forever. She was one of those people that just had that aurora, made you relaxed, comfortable & at home. One of those people for the right reasons that if you came across her in life, you'd never forget. Her consultant wrote to my dad recently to explain she was an inspiration to him & he's met 1000's of people suffering with cancer. She would arrange treatment around her life, when he told her their was nothing more he could do, yep you guessed it, her response, don't worry, it'll be fine, best make the most of what I have left then.
Rant over & better now it's out my system, sorry to put it on you guys but like an extended family to me :biggrin
Robbo
As they say, only the good die young eh!
ffs, 56 years old, she had the second part of her life to live yet. Was one of a kind with a heart of gold that took no ***** from anyone. Shame she never got to meet grandchild no.3 but at least she knew. Feel sorry for my bro as is something he won't be able to experience with his kids, the nans right to spoil em.
No matter how ***** things got her favourite saying, apart from Robert, get here now, was don't worry, it'll be fine. Something that will stay with me forever. She was one of those people that just had that aurora, made you relaxed, comfortable & at home. One of those people for the right reasons that if you came across her in life, you'd never forget. Her consultant wrote to my dad recently to explain she was an inspiration to him & he's met 1000's of people suffering with cancer. She would arrange treatment around her life, when he told her their was nothing more he could do, yep you guessed it, her response, don't worry, it'll be fine, best make the most of what I have left then.
Rant over & better now it's out my system, sorry to put it on you guys but like an extended family to me :biggrin
Robbo
