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Our mother, Celia Wight, sadly passed away on July 26th 2023. Previously Mum spent over twenty very happy years in Canada with her beloved husband David. Following David’s death Mum returned to England in May 2022 where she lived in Nottinghamshire with her eldest son and his family. She died peacefully at home.
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The funeral details are indicated above. We will be holding an informal get together at the home we shared with mum after the service. All are welcome.
Nick, Richard & William
So sorry not to be with you tomorrow. Celia was a wonderful sister-in-law, always positive & ready with an intelligent view or advice. Welcoming and generous to her new family. It was so wonderful to see my brother so happy and superbly supported in his work and in the move to Canada.
Celia was so pragmatic about her own illness while supporting David through his.
My condolences to all her family,
Warmest wishes
Liz
Celia, John, Lizzie & unknown.
Celia at Rustat Road, Cambridge. 1970's.
To the whites family, I’m very sorry about your loss. I met Celia around 13 years ago. She always been a cheerful woman, caring and smiling, even in the last couple days of her life. Every time I asked her how she was, She always replied, she was great. Sometimes I couldn’t believe how amazing it was to hear that from her because I could see she was in allot of pain but never shown her sadness to the world.
Liz, Christine, Celia, David and Matthew. Ontario, Canada, August 2009, post game of cards. Another wonderful memory amongst so many. So sorry that we can’t be there on Wednesday.
My abiding memory is of Celia, and Derek, hosting wonderful Family Christmas Parties at Rustat Road, Cambridge. Lovely memories.
I would also like to say how welcoming Celia was to my wife Janet.
RIP Celia.
Forgot to put my name : Jeremy Burrows wrote.
My darling friend Celia with one of her kittens
Celia’s birthday, Canada 2014 💕
What beautiful photos! I have many fond memories of Auntie Celia: She had an amazing ability, no matter how big the party and how busy she was, to make you feel welcome and that you were the centre of her attention. She also taught me how to pour a *proper* measure of gin! Vale to a wonderful woman and love to all XX
With David, Lizzie, Philippa, Harriet, Tom and Jessica
Lovely photos. David always laughed at my jokes, especially the funny ones.
Celia 1968
Very lovely photos Derek 🙂
Celia with John & Lizzie 1952
Celia & Lizzie 1944
Celia as a St Thomas's Nightingale Nurse, 1959
1968 at Weymede
Celia with John & Lizzie at Sadie's 70th
1986 Yew Tree Farm
Celia, John, Lizzie & unknown.
Celia at Rustat Road, Cambridge. 1970's.
Liz, Christine, Celia, David and Matthew. Ontario, Canada, August 2009, post game of cards. Another wonderful memory amongst so many. So sorry that we can’t be there on Wednesday.
My darling friend Celia with one of her kittens
Celia’s birthday, Canada 2014 💕
With David, Lizzie, Philippa, Harriet, Tom and Jessica
Celia 1968
Celia with John & Lizzie 1952
Celia & Lizzie 1944
Celia as a St Thomas's Nightingale Nurse, 1959
1968 at Weymede
Celia with John & Lizzie at Sadie's 70th
1986 Yew Tree Farm
Thank you to the Calne family for sharing Roy's painting of Celia busy at her desk as the first transplant coordinator. Patsy is sadly unable to attend the funeral but sends her love and best wishes.
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