Such lovely photos, a true celebration of a beautiful life lived to the full. Rest in peace Annelise. x
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Annelise della-Spina (22 Apr 1945 - 28 Dec 2015)
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AnneliseJames Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation
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- Gorleston Crematorium Oriel Avenue Gorleston NR31 7BJ
- Date
- 15th Jan 2016
- Time
- 4pm
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- Browston Hall Browston Green Gorleston NR31 9DW
- Date
- 15th Jan 2016
- Time
- 4.30pm
In loving memory of Annelise della-Spina who sadly passed away on 28th December 2015. A much loved wife and mother. Will be sorely missed by everyone who knew her.
Donations if desired in lieu of flowers specifically for The Sandra Chapman unit at the James Paget Hospital.
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We are thinking of you all Robert, Alfred, Alfie and family on this very sad day and very sorry to hear of annelises passing. Our loss but heavens gain. Rest in peace dear annelise. All our love. Xxxx
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Annelise will always be remembered for her great sense of humour, hard work for her family and kindness to friends. She made me feel very welcome, whenever I met her. Nothing was too much trouble and I always admired her for her sincerity of character. I will miss catching up with her at family events and other occasions and pass on my thoughts and prayers to her family. God bless and protect you Annelise x
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Thinking of you always Annelise. Much X Richard
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Annelise a lovely lady who is missed very much.
It’s we who feel the burden of
Our sadness and our grief;.
We have to cry, to mourn our loss,
Before we get relief.
The angels have a new person to look over them.
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A Better Place
She’s in a better place right now
Than she’s ever been before;
All pain is gone; she’s now at rest;
Nothing troubles her anymore.
It’s we who feel the burden of
Our sadness and our grief;.
We have to cry, to mourn our loss,
Before we get relief.
We know we’ll reconnect with her
At the end of each life’s road;
We’ll see her cherished face again
When we release our earthly load.
By Joanna Fuchs
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Annelise with Mormor.
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At St Peters for Roberts Holy Communion.
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Uncle Jan, Aunty Kate, Jan-Henrik, Henning, Henriette and myself. Mum is in the background. A beautiful lady with so much to give everyone. Rob x
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Charlotte is so like her beautiful Farmor.
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Dressed up as St Nicholas
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With her boys
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Annelise and Rob
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At our wedding
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Annelise and her brother Jan
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Annelise with Mormor.
At St Peters for Roberts Holy Communion.
Uncle Jan, Aunty Kate, Jan-Henrik, Henning, Henriette and myself. Mum is in the background. A beautiful lady with so much to give everyone. Rob x
Annelise
Dressed up as St Nicholas
With her boys
Annelise and Rob
At our wedding
Annelise and her brother Jan
Hanna, Tante Ellen, Mormor, Annelise and Little Alfred
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December 1980
Nanny and Grandad with a mini Robert.
Rob with his Mum and Dad on our wedding day.
Annelise with her first Grandchild. She was so proud and happy.
Always laughing and having fun with her family x
Farmor taught her grandchildren so many things including making gingerbread houses
Family meant everything to our beloved Farmor & her while family loved her dearly
Mum was always having fun with the children.
My wonderful mum with her equally wonderful husband. They have been the perfect couple for years - I shall really miss you mum.
My mum with two excited girls in London. She always had time for her family no matter where she was. Even when mum was unwell she would always say the famous words "I'm fine!" Her grand children all love her dearly and always will. Rob
My mother always was like a whirwind of activity around everyone. She just wanted everyone to be happy and carefree. She was able to touch the hearts of all who knew her. I have never met such an amazing and talented lady, a truely beautiful person. Rob
For those of you who knew my mum, will know that she loved the sun. It was always said that she would never be warm unless she was sat in it. She would scrunch herself into the smallest corner to get that precious crack of sunlight no matter what time of day! Rob
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