In loving memory of Edith Parkinson who sadly passed away on 3rd March 2025, aged 88 years.
Edith will be sadly missed by daughter Karen, son-in law Roger, grandchildren Molly and Adam and family and friends.
Family flowers only please. If desired, donations in Edith's memory for 'Dementia UK' would be gratefully received, and may be made via this page. Thank You.
Edith and I became close friends when She hosted me in her home in Blackburn. She visited me in San Diego California and we travelled together to Hawaii, San Francisco, Key West Florida and met in Madrid for a holiday. My sons James and Richard and I will always remember Edith with love in our hearts. Norma Hernandez
Edith with Sheena and Marie. Xmas meal at College
Edith was a great friend and colleague. We had so many happy times together both in Uk and Spain.
Our thoughts are with Karen and family.
With very happy memories of times spent with Edith. We worked together and in later years played lots of golf together on some great courses at home and abroad.
Many happy memories with Edith from school days to holidays
Four generations of Edith's family 🩷🩷
Lovely memories of good times with Edith - after school chemistry help; Christmas drinks; holidays both in Greece and later in Mil Palmares. Condolences to Karen Roger Molly and Adam. Xx
Yes we had some lovely times in Spain with Edith and Karen Roger Molly and Adam .Good memories 💜
In memory of Edith
In memory of mum
Really going to miss my golfing partner. Such a lovely lady on and off the golf course. X
She was so proud of that win
Lovely memories of good times on the golf course and in Mil Palmares
Lovely memories of happy times with Edith always the life and soul of the party.
Such a lovely lady. I so enjoyed playing golf with her many times in Spain
Edith with Sheena and Marie. Xmas meal at College
Four generations of Edith's family 🩷🩷
Really going to miss my golfing partner. Such a lovely lady on and off the golf course. X
Lovely memories of good times on the golf course and in Mil Palmares
Lovely memories of happy times with Edith always the life and soul of the party.
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