Alison Denise Ward (16 May 1958 - 26 Oct 2017)

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Location
Emmanuel Full Gospel Church Station Road Pool, Redruth TR15 3QJ
Date
14th Nov 2017
Time
1.30pm
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Location
Emmanuel Full Gospel Church Station Road Pool, Redruth TR15 3QJ
Date
14th Nov 2017
Time
3pm

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In loving memory of Alison Denise Ward who sadly passed away on 26th October 2017.

Christine Hewitt wrote

I’m really missing you mum. Wish you were her to be by my side.

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Remo and Vanessa wrote

Alison,
Thank you for the wonderful times that we have had together. Our thoughts and prayers are now with your beautiful family.
God Bless
Remo & Vanessa x

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Sarah wrote

To Dear Alison
A wonderful and supportive sister in law who will be missed so much forever.
My Love, Sarah xxxx

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Alice wrote

Dear Aunty Alice,
I wish I made more effort to come and see you. You were a wonderful woman, mum and nanna.

Lots of Love,
Alice xxx

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Judith wrote

A beautiful, wonderful woman of God. Your beauty and grace came from within. Always encouraging with a dry wit and sense of humour, I was never sure if you're joking or not, until the smile came.
Now in the presence of Jesus Forever. Miss you on Wednesdays. See you soon.
Love, Judith

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Kelly Hocking wrote

I remember a certain day where I came into skill centre and just felt depressed with the way I looked and felt. And Alison started giving me compliments on the things I wore and she said to me "your beautiful inside and out". Alison your so beautiful inside and out to. Your smile, your laughter, your kindness; well I will never forget any of that. I will love and miss you always.

Kelly Hocking

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Ellie wrote

You were a lovely, kindhearted, loved mother, grandmother and friend. I will always remember the smile on your face I saw every Sunday service!

Ellie x

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Paul wrote

I will always miss you Alison and your beautiful smile when we worshipped in church. Thank you for all the kindness you have shown me and my family.

Love from

Paul x

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Abby wrote

I will miss Alison's wonderful smile and the kindness she radiated but I know she will have an eternal reward in Heaven because she loved to share Jesus.

God Bless, Abby x

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Wendy wrote

Alison was a very dear friend, always with a smile and kind word. She loved to talk about the Falklands and her two beloved grandchildren. I will miss her greatly.

Wendy

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Sharon wrote

Alison was a very special lady, always smiling and laughing.

Had lots of special talks with her about family and friends. Her family meant the world to her. Will miss her deeply.

Sharon xxx

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Sharon wrote

Alison was a very special lady, always smiling and laughing.

Had lots of special talks with her about family and friends. Her family meant the world to her. Will miss her deeply.

Sharon xxx

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Stephanie wrote

Alison was so much fun in the Hearts of Heartlands, always wanting a laugh. She was enjoyable to be around, loved to win and would join in with everyone.

She will be truly missed by us all.

God Bless, Stephanie x

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Jan wrote

My fondest memory of Alison was on the last Wednesday working in the Skill Centre with her. Just as I was leaving she said, with a big smile on her face, 'I Love You' and I gave her a hug.

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Jan Butler wrote

Love and miss you souch my fear friend.xx

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  • I meant to say..love and miss you so much my dear Friend. Xx

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Lorraine Carlin wrote

Alison was a wonderful member of Emmanuel Full Gospel International in Redruth Cornwall UK. She was always willing to help in so many different ways those who were poor or ill or needed help. Alison is already greatly missed and we all wish we had had more time together to get to know even more about her and her lovely family. Heaven's gain is our loss, but we know for certain that we will meet again in heaven as Alison loved Jesus Christ with all her heart. Until that day - we will keep you in our fondest memories.

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Sarah and Patrick Lurcock wrote

It was Christine's first birthday that brought Alison and her family into our lives, and since then Alison and her family have become like family to us. We have been through the highs and lows with them all over many years since, and Alison quickly became one of Sarah’s closest friends.
Alison was so many things to so many people. She had great energy and supported a wide range of charitable and church activities, and much more besides that helped many others. She was also very brave, making difficult choices time and again to ensure the best for her family. When Jim came into her life they formed a loving partnership in which they both thrived and were mutually supportive. She leaves us all the richer for fun times and the struggles, for the friendship and the love, and for the gift of her children and grandchildren. We loved her, and we love them, so much. Sarah and Pat

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Celebrating our first year of 'Domesitc Bliss'.  Alison was a great entrepreneur and fun to work with - even when unexpectedly cleaning the leisure centre at midnight! xx

Celebrating our first year of 'Domesitc Bliss'. Alison was a great entrepreneur and fun to work with - even when unexpectedly cleaning the leisure centre at midnight! xx

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Rebecca Cross wrote

What an amazing auntie and great aunt to myself and children will always be in my mind till we meet again big hugs kisses xx

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Pippa & Alistair McHaffie wrote

Alison was a wonderful friend to our family during our years in The Falklands. She had faced some very hard years & was raising her three wonderful children alone when we first knew her. She did this with an abundance of love & the best roast potatoes! Her bravery was an example to all and she was so generous & hospitable. Alison was enterprising, courageous & a woman of great faith. She loved her family & her Lord & in due course she loved Jim. He brought her SUCH joy & hope & their wedding day was truly wonderful. I admired Alison for so many reasons & valued her friendship greatly. Her family are a huge credit to her. Rest in peace dear Alison & enjoy all the coffee & walnut cake Heaven has prepared for you.

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Atty Eccles wrote

My favourite memory of Alison is from one of the variety shows. There were a bunch of children learning how to play the trumpet. Alison's reaction was perfect and one I will never forget! Sending you all so much love, tea and hugs ❤️ Xxxxxx

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Theresa Lang wrote

Alison and I started working together a lot when I was asked to set up a Cancer charity in the Falklands by a man who was dying from breast cancer. I was secretary and she was treasurer. We worked for this charity for 18 years and got on very well together. Some years after starting the trust I became chairman and she secretary and we introduced the first ever mammography screening in the Islands, a very difficult thing to do as the doctor, nurse and radiographer plus engineer had to come from Chile. We would see each other almost daily and shared many laughs together. In time I retired from the charity and Alison stayed on for another year. We raised a lot of money for the charity which was very time consuming and involved me driving many miles!

We started swimming together, persuading Alison to go was not easy but once we were in the pool, she was the one encouraging me with the words, ‘let’s do two more lengths Theresa’. We started with 12 lengths in the hour and ended up doing 26 before she and Jim spent more time on their business. I became one of their employees and again Alison and I spent many hours laughing and eating cake, she was an excellent baker.
I missed Alison terribly when she and Jim went to England and it took me a while to find another path, love you Alison, sleep well Theresa

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Betty Turner wrote

Alison will be so missed, earths loss is heavens gain I cannot imagine how much you her family will miss her. To me Alison was a friend and beautiful sister in Jesus, such an encourager, loved our times together reading and discussing the Bible and miss them. RIP dear friend.

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