Our thoughts and love go out Uncle Duck, Lorraine and the family. Many, many happy memories with Auntie Amy and her special laugh! She will be missed. Lots of love Trudi and Tim xxx
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Amy Rose Lawrence (3 Nov 1938 - 22 Apr 2024)
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- Location
- The George Inn Wrotham Road Meopham DA13 0AH
- Date
- 4th May 2024
- Time
- 12.15pm
In celebration of the life of our beautiful, caring and loving Mum, Nan, big Nan, Sister, Aunty & Friend “Amy Rose Lawrence” Nee Miller.
Born in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire on the 3rd November 1938 to her Mother and Father Jubal and Maggie Miller, she was one of nine children.
Amy sadly passed away peacefully in her sleep on Monday 22nd April 2024, her wishes were followed and her passing was exactly how she had wanted, with her family beside her.
Amy was a one off to say the least but always put her family first before anything. Amy & Dick held down multiple jobs during their life together and ensured we all had everything we needed for the best possible start in life. They did not just build an empire but a legacy.
Amy was married to Dick for a remarkable 67 years in which they had two children Lorraine and Mark. Mark sadly passed away in 2017. A great comfort to us is knowing that Mark now has his Mum and Ben has his Nanny up with them in heaven.
Lorraine gave Amy & Dick five Grandchildren and those Grandchildren gave Amy & Dick eight Great-Grandchildren.
Her eldest Grandson Michael and wife Nikki, their children Demi & Michael.
Followed sadly by her late Grandson Ben.
Grandson Perry and wife Laura, their children, Harry and Lacey.
Grandson Danny and wife Lizzie, their children, Danny and Matilda.
Granddaughter Brogan and her partner Oli, their children, Teddie and Vinnie.
Lorraine and her husband Paul cared for Amy alongside Dick. More recently as Amy’s illness progressed Paul’s son James’ wife Amber regularly visited helping Lorraine with Amys care.
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In memory of my amazing Auntie Amy, gone but never forgotten. Lots of love Wendy
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It’s so hard to find the right words - we are so very sad you’re gone but will always cherish the memories you have left us with. We know Uncle Dick and all the family will miss you terribly, but trust you are with Nanny, Grandad, Mark, Ben, Mum & Dad and everyone else in the family who walked before you. Earth’s loss is Heaven’s gain 💖. Rest in peace.
All our love from
Wendy, Steve and family xxxxxx
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To my beautiful Aunty Amy, your infectious laugh and the times I spent with you in my visits to England will be treasured always. Thank you for teaching me some of life’s lessons that I recall often and will cherish always. Firstly, it’s ok to say it as it is and stay true to yourself. Secondly, always keep your eyes to the ground when walking around as you don’t know what gold treasures you will find. Also, that it’s ok to take on the airlines when they spill oil all over your cases as long as you come out on top fully compensated. We certainly did :) I will miss you dearly but a place in my heart beside Mark you will always have. Love you! Uncle Dick and family my love and thoughts are with you at this sad time.xxx
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Dear Auntie Amy. May you now rest in peace with Mark, Ben, Mum, Dad and Tommy hope you all are good company together. I hope Tom is behaving himself ha! Lots of love to you All xxx
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Rest In Peace Amy ❤️
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Rest in peace Amy
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It was a privilege to help care for amy. We had many laughs, battles, and chats singing in the shower. To many cups of tea and sofa picnics all I can say from one lady to another who knows.
God saw you were tired
When a cure was not to be
he wrapped his arms around you
And whispered, "Come to me, your loved ones are waiting so very patiently."
You didn't deserve what you went through. So he chose you for a rest.
God's garden must be beautiful he only takes the best.
And when I saw you sleeping so peaceful and free from all that pain, I know you're at peace now, and you are you again. May you rest in peace 😘
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What a lovely lady, sleep tight. You will be missed by all those that know and love you - God bless xx
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