Helen Grant (25 Jun 1964 - 8 May 2016)

Helen, we will miss you, your smile and your cupcakes. X

Thinking of you all, Rob, Callum, Jess and Dorothy.Helen was a brilliant friend, and will leave a gap in my life and have a special place in my memories of the time we spent together,eating cake, drinking coffee and buying lots of pink plants!

Miss you my little pal.

Helen was a very special person always happy smiling that's how I remember her, heaven has gained a special angel and it was a pleasure to work with her ♥ Caroline xxxx

Helen was a very special person always happy smiling that's how I remember her, heaven has gained a special angel it was a pleasure to have worked with her. Caroline xxxxxxx

Helen was a very special person always happy smiling that's how I remember her, heaven has gained a special angel it was a pleasure to have worked with her. Caroline xxxxxxx

Helen was a very special person always happy smiling that's how I remember her, heaven has gained a special angel it was a pleasure to have worked with her. Caroline xxxxxxx

You will be so missed xxx

I was so vey sad and shocked to receive the news of Helen's passing. She was truly my best friend at St. Georges School of Rome when I attended in 1976 and 1977. She was a beautiful person both inside and out. My thoughts and prayers to her family.

Helen you had inner beauty that shone through your smile and came out when you were singing. So glad to have know you and shared a laugh with you.God Bless Janet.

In memory of Helen- an absolute pleasure to look after, such a sad loss. Thoughts with all the family
Cassie
(Cancer Day Unit)

There is a sacredness in tears. They are not a mark of weakness, but of power. They speak more eloquently than ten thousand tongues. They are the messengers of overwhelming grief and of unspeakable love.

Helen was a good match for my brother, Robert, to whom she was a soul mate, friend and wonderful wife. She was keen to be a mother and when Callum and Jessica arrived, she devoted herself to them. Together with Robert, Helen ensured that her children were loved, encouraged and part of a loving and close-knit family. Of all of her achievements, this has to be the best.

When I went to live abroad, Helen thoughtfully organised a 'Bon Voyage' party and the children created some lovely drawings for me that I treasure to this day. This is just one example of how thoughtful she often was. Whenever Marc and I were back in the UK, Helen always wanted to see us so we could catch up on our lives; those times were usually full of good conversation and laughter, and are memories we will always treasure.

Her strength of character was evident in the way she chose to live her life as normally as possible during her illness, which she faced with courage, grace and dignity.

It is difficult to imagine our family life without her being with us.

If there is anything that might give comfort, it is knowing that Helen had a life that made her happy and which she lived as she wanted, and with those she cared for the most: being loved, and loving them to the fullest.

Dear Helen,
You were one brave girl and you fought hard my dear, time for you to rest.
You were a much loved family member and friend and will be missed and loved by all.
You were a wonderful wife, mum, daughter, sister with never ending love for them.

Robert,Callum and Jessica carry on with the love of Helen and mum in your hearts.

Love always
Auntie Linda.

Dear Helen
You are truly missed.

Donation from Jo Millen.