In loving Memory of a very Special Mum . Much loved and Missed . Special thankyou to all staff at the Hospice for doing an amazing job . Muriels Son .. Alan ..

First of all I personally would like to thank all the staff who cared for my wife Sue who I loved so much. Sue was the most thoughtful, Buetiful wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother to all of us. Sue was a insperation to many people who met her, so many relatives and friends loved her aswell a lot called her mum or gran. Lots of people have called her a legend but she was more then that to me. Sue was my wife of 48 years with no breaks & I enjoyed every second of it, but now she as been taken from me my heart is hurting so much & now my life seems so empty without her I have no idea how we are going to cope without Sues strength. If I could have changed places with Sue I definitely would have she was a much better person than me. Sue was also very straight forward she did not mix her words that were one thing that I loved about her. Rest in peace sweetheart I loved you more than words can tell. Your heartbroken hubby John.

Forever in our hearts. So dearly loved and missed always. Love Terry, Claire, Sarah and family’s xx

Always loved and missed. Iris x

My beautiful Mum who lost her battle to cancer in July 2015. We all miss and love you so much and hope that you and Oliver are looking after each other. Forever in our thoughts and hearts xxx A special thank you to the Hospice at Home team for allowing Mum to be at home with her loved ones in her final weeks.

A message for Hazel

We knew it was a matter of time until god called your name.

In life we loved you dearly, in death we do the same.

It broke our hearts to lose you, but you didn’t go alone.

For part of us went with you the day god called you home.

You left us amazing memories,

Your love will always be our guide

And though we cannot see you

You are always at our side

Our family chain is broken

And nothing seems the same,

But as God calls us one by one

The chain will link again

Very much loved mum, nan, and great-grandma. She will be remembered by us all as a very caring member of our family. Lived a very full and varied life and enjoyed every minute of it, swimming, bowling, and dancing to name but a few of her activities.

At the age of 96 she still retained an active brain and wanted us all to be happy and love life as she had done. The care she received at Rotherham Hospice was second to none and I would urge anyone to donate to this very worthy cause. She said she felt very spoilt whilst in there and her end of life was made special. Love Wendy, John, Jo, Jayne, Mel, Jono, and all her great-grandchildren and great great-grandchildren xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

David was diagnosed with bowel cancer in April 2017. David underwent 3 major operations and had regular chemotherapy sessions. Throughout this time David always faced his challenges with courage and good spirits. He would use his sense of humour as a way of protecting those he loved from worrying about his future.

David spent 2 weeks in the Rotherham Hospice and received wonderful care, before returning home and passed away with his loving family by his side.

I met David (Dave to me) at the Tivoli night club in Rotherham in 1993 and we spent 27 happy years together. We had many wonderful holidays with family and friends during this time and it is these happy memories which I will now try to focus upon in the years to come.

Your loving partner, Diane.

Dear Christine, thank you for being my special friend I loved you dearly. When you burst through nursery doors back in 2005 I knew then I had met a very special lady to the day you passed away.

We have shared very special times together for example you attending my wedding love you always Nina Steel xxxxxx

A loving and devoted husband to Marjorie for 60 years, a caring family man, father to Sharron, Steven, Ann, Kathryn, and Jill, father in law to Ian, Kate, and Andy, grandfather to 13, and great grandfather to 11 children who all loved him immensely. There might have been a raised eyebrow but he was always there to support.

A shoulder for babies to sleep on, a shoulder for us to cry on; it didn’t matter what troubles you brought to his door he always listened and would give you the shirt off your back to make things better.