Sylvia Fowler (10 Jun 1932 - 10 Apr 2024)

Sweet Dreams Sylvia xxx

Dear Sylvia aka mummy #2 such a lovely lady who was there when I needed a mum as mine was so far away. Thank you Sylvia for my best friend of 50 years, sending lots of love to you Karen your mum was a special lady xxxx

Jean, David and Susan xxx

In loving memory of Sylvia

Always been a very special friend to the Turner family. Support when mum was ill and passed away and a best friend to the end to step mum Marie.
Referred to me as her 'Little Geoffrey' and I became to refer to her as my 'Young Lady'. We created a special bond and her face always lit up when we visited.
A pleasure to have her in our lives. Heaven please look after her well 💕 xxx

In memory of Sylvia Fowler

How we all loved you! Wonderful big sister to Bernard, dear sister in law to Shirley & favourite Aunt to Philip & Emma. We all have so many happy memories spent with you. Always loved waking up in your house hearing you bustling around downstairs with the radio on. What a special lady you were & such a huge part of our family. We will cherish our memories with you forever.

Nan

Where do I start…right at the beginning of those special memories. From weekly sleepovers, fresh rolls from the bakers, home cooked dinners to ferry booze cruises. Theatre visits,holidays, London shopping and not forgetting our girlie solo trips to Turkey!
You made my journey from childhood into adulthood unforgettable..

There’s too much to summarise into a few sentences. I’m already missing you so much but I’ve saved your voicemails that I can listen to anytime.
You’ll always have a very special place in my heart, and a rose in your memory is now permanently with me 🌹

Grandad has been waiting for you, may you both rest in peace together.
Love you ❤️

Dear Nan I miss you. I have lots of happy memories of you I used to love coming to your house on Boxing Day and you would cook a big roast dinner for all the family then we would go for a walk down the strand x I used to love staying at your house on weekends and you would take us to the sweet shop x I'm sad you are no longer here but im. Glad. You are with Grandad now xxxx lots love Zoe and lily xxxxx

In loving memory of a dear Mum

In loving memory of a dear Mum

Nan, I will always have fond and happy memories as a child spending our Boxing Day at yours and grandad’s house with all the family.

I remember playing on the stairs, us sneaking into aunty Grace’s room, having a mini glass of wine at dinner, playing Pictionary, then taking a walk to the strand afterwards, oh not forgetting the Christmas tree presents!

Hope you’re now having a good rest and catch up with Grandad.

Love

Amy