Tribute Messages
Messages left by family and friends on memorial pages across the UK.
A tribute that was removed, so the recycle bin has something to restore.
Margaret taught me in primary school in 1979 and I have never forgotten her patience with a difficult child. Thinking of the family.
You always said you were born to care for people. You were right. Rest now, Mum.
Dr Chen was my GP for twenty years. She remembered my children's names, my dog's name, everything. A truly special doctor.
Your terrible puns still make me laugh, Mum. The world is less funny without you.
Mum, you showed me what strength looks like. I hope I make you proud every day.
Brian was the sort of man who made everyone around him better just by being himself. A true original.
Forty-four years and every single one a gift. I will love you forever, Evie.
Grandad Brian, we miss you every single day. Thank you for every story, every walk, and every hug.
Grandad, I still have the little wooden horse you carved me. I will treasure it forever.
James and I built half the fences in the village together. A good man and a better friend.
You taught me to measure twice and cut once. I apply it to everything in life now. Thank you, Dad.
Dad, your workshop still smells of oak and sawdust. I sit in there sometimes and feel you close.
My dearest James — 52 wonderful years together. I will love you always.
He was such a kind and gentle man. The kind of person who made you feel safe just by being in the room.
Brian mentored so many of us in those early years. His guidance shaped my entire career.
I met Brian through our local walking group thirty years ago. He never missed a stride, and he never missed an opportunity to lift someone's spirits.
Uncle Brian was the heart of every family gathering. His stories and laughter filled every room.
Dad, you promised you'd always be there. I know you still are. I love you to the moon and back.
Coach Tommy was the best. He always believed in us even when we lost 12-0. We'll score one for you.
You were the first person I called for everything. I still pick up my phone to text you. Miss you, mate.
No father should have to bury his son. I am so proud of the man you became, Tommy.
Working alongside Brian was a privilege. He brought patience and professionalism to everything he did.
My heart, my best friend, my everything. The kids and I will carry you with us always.
A true gentleman in every sense of the word. Brian's kindness and wisdom meant so much to all of us.
Brian was a special person, and I'm honoured to have known him. He always made everyone around him feel valued and seen.
Doris was my neighbour for forty years. She always had time for a chat over the garden fence.
Nan, your roast potatoes were the best in the world. No one will ever come close.
She could silence a room with a look and warm it with a smile. Miss you, Mum.
Mum, you were the strongest person I ever knew. Thank you for everything.