Angela Musgrove (2 May 1944 - 12 Feb 2026)

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Location
Mansfield & District Crematorium Derby Road Mansfield NG18 5BJ
Date
12th Mar 2026
Time
2.15pm
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In loving memory of Angela Musgrove who sadly passed away on 12th February 2026

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Ethan Harland wrote

Nonar where do begin you have a massive place in my heart I love you so much I miss you so much I will never forget you , I will always remember going shopping on Mondays with my mum and you and I feel your hand go in my pocket and you put money in there and I would always try and give it you back and you would refuse. I’ll always remember going to your house after school and just sitting there with you and grandad and I would go make you both a cup of tea and sit there for hours just talking and laughing or when I would come over to help you or grandad will anything you needed . I’m happy you’re not in pain and you’re in a safe place but I would prefer if you were back in your chair . I love you nonar xxxx

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Marlene Blagg wrote

My darling sister, love you always, Marlene xxx

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Marlene Blagg wrote

My darling sister, love you always
Xxx

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Adam Musgrove wrote

Really miss talking to you grandma. Used to laugh when grandad would ring me if he had a problem with his truck and I would hear you laughing in the background. Glad you’re not in pain anymore but I truly do miss you a lot. You were a big part of my life and I’ll always remember you.

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Karoline Mayfield wrote

Momar, I’ve tried time and time again to write something on here that says just how special you were and I couldn’t do it and that’s because nothing I could ever write would ever put into context what an absolute beautiful person you were, inside and out.

I keep thinking of all the times we shared, and the times when I was younger and I used to come to your house in the morning for my breakfast, you always made the best poached egg sandwich (I still at 32 can’t make them as good as you) then after school you’d make me chips and gravy and don’t forget the bread and butter. We could sit forever and put the world to rights, or sit and read my tea leaves!

You taught us all so much Momar, but the one thing you didn’t teach us was how we would continue living in a world without you in it, I think we all thought you’d be with us forever and the fact that your gone has broken our hearts. Everyone and anyone who had the pleasure of knowing you be it 10 minutes or many years are lucky, and I for one am so thankful for all the years we had with you, the best Momar anybody could ever wish for. If I am half the woman you were I’ll know I’ve done well in my life. I hope your looking down on us and I hope I make you proud everyday.

I know you’d be glad that we are all looking after grandy, although you’d be saying to him ‘Ron stop it now’ in the stern voice if you heard him winding me up!

You will always be in my heart and my thoughts. This is not goodbye forever Momar just until we meet again, spread those spectacular wings my beautiful butterfly and fly high.

I love you Momar, for all eternity xxxxxxxxxxx

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Kaz Mayfield wrote

I miss you sooooo much 😭😭😭😭 love you forever and always xxxxxxx

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Amy Musgrove Wilson wrote

To my wonderful Grandma- Nonar, Ang, Mum - you were known by them all!
Oh how I miss you! But how blessed am I to have been a granddaughter!
You were truly my safe harbor; every time I visited, you truly 'saw' me and always knew exactly what to say. I miss you more than words can describe—I miss your beautiful smile and the sound of your laugh during a good natter.

You were such a beautiful person, inside and out, with those most beautiful blue eyes and your drop-dead gorgeous locks. I’ll always remember how you surrounded the house with the flowers you loved, or perhaps by being the luckiest person I knew with a scratch card in hand!

I only hope I can live up to the woman you were. You always knew what you liked—from a juicy ripe orange to a good scampi and chips—and those simple joys will always remind me of you.
You have left a hole in my heart that I can never truly understand, but I will always think of you fondly every time I see a butterfly.

With those words, 'love you tonnes and tonnes,' forever remaining in my heart.
You can rest now, Grandma 💛 Love you endlessly!

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Kerry Harland wrote

Nonar, I don't even know where to start I miss you so much. You have always been there for me, you even knew when there was something wrong before having to say anything but you always knew what to say. There is a massive nonar shaped hole in my heart. I love you so much you were the best grandma a granddaughter could ever wish for. If love was enough you would of lived forever.
Love you to the moon and back xxxxxxx

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Kev Mayfield wrote

It’s crazy, for 39 years I have been able to call on you for wise words when I was feeling lost and each day added to my belief that you would always be here. I have been lucky enough to have had the most wonderful Nan. You filled all our lives with laughter, comfort, and countless precious memories that will stay with me forever. Your friendly nature and loving spirit touched so many people, and the legacy of your kindness will continue to live on in all of us who were blessed to been apart of your life.

I will always miss and love you gal.

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Kazzy Mayfield wrote

Nan, I miss you more than words can say,
In quiet moments, you’re never far away.
Your love still wraps around my heart—
Though we’re apart, we’re not apart. 🤍
Miss you more everyday, love you forever.
Toodaloo xxxxxx

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Lorraine Spick wrote

Mum i love and miss you so much . Xxxx

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