Joan Walker (3 Nov 1926 - 24 Dec 2024)
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Joan - a Mum, Gran, Gee Gee (to her granddaughters who couldn’t say Great Grandmother), and a friend to many, died on Christmas Eve.
She was 98 years old and the same age as our last queen as she was often keen to remind you.
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Remembering happy times together as neighbours and friends
Good night God bless Joan
Love Norah xxx
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Good night God bless
Love Norah xxx
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When Joan, Gerard and Jane holidayed about 20 miles from us some time ago, they spent an afternoon/evening at our remote home on the edge of the Lake District and we treated them to a bbq. By late afternoon, it had cooled down somewhat: not a problem for us as we had become acclimatised to the local weather. Our visitors had not, as you can see by comparing their clothing to ours! Wine was in free flow and, hopefully, that acted as a compensating factor. Joan was clearly enjoying her vino bianco. She was always good company and great to chat to. She will be sadly missed - RIP Joan.
Phil & family.
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A family gathering
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The moment Granma Joan told dad off for napping 💕during the wedding
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Remembering beautiful Joan!
She was always so kind and gentle.
Joan was just wonderful and a most significant person in the lives of our whole family.
Thank you Joan for all the love you gave us.
God bless you and may you rest in peace.
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Becoming a GG for the third time
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Miss you already, Gran. I hope you're with Grandad and Uncle Gerry, enjoying a glass of sherry. You'll always be remembered. Love from your Bonny Boy.
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Our thoughts are with you
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I treasure the wonderful memories I have of spending time with Joan. She loved to be driven around whenever we visited from Sweden. My son, Oliver, commented "aw that's sad. She was a very kind caring lady. I'm sorry for the family's loss." Glyn
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Joan was someone who knew her own mind and was not afraid to speak it but she also accepted that others might think differently. On Wednesdays she would travel from her own home to Atherton, where Glyn and I lived, and spend time with us. She loved people, food and talk. We covered all sorts of topics big and small, dreams for the future and life's difficult times as well as what to wear for weddings and funerals! When the opportunity to live my own dream came into view she encouraged me to "go for it" even though she knew it meant we wouldn't meet very often if I did. We even discussed what to wear at funerals and I will be wearing the colour she encourage me to wear at hers. That was Joan and "go for it" sums her up in my opinion. With much love Brenda.
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Three wonderful and close sisters - Joan, Ellen and Mary, who became beloved mothers and aunties. Margaret and Kathy
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A wonderful picture of mum and aunts. Brenda
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Joan and her sister Helen, over from Australia, at Michael and Barbara's house
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Michael's 70th birthday celebrations
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Lovely photos Michael. xxx
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Thank you Joan .
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Joan and Frank looking after Gerard’s dog Arran.
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They did alot of dog sitting over the years between us Thanks Jane xxx
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Remembering a caring, thoughtful mother-in-law. Thank you Joan for all your help and advice, and for the fun times we all had together.
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A family gathering
The moment Granma Joan told dad off for napping 💕during the wedding
Becoming a GG for the third time
Joan and her sister Helen, over from Australia, at Michael and Barbara's house
Michael's 70th birthday celebrations
Joan and Frank looking after Gerard’s dog Arran.
It always felt special to have a third grandma and just wonderful that it was you. Impossible to meet a more kind or caring person. Rest in peace Joan xx
Finding out she was going to be a Great Gran. I love this smile
First cuddles with her first Great Grandchild. 2018
Gran attending my graduation from University.
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