Rubylene ''Huldah'' Anthony (1 Aug 1934 - 1 Dec 2014)

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RubyleneAlzheimer's Research UK

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St. Alban The Martyr Grange Road South Norwood, London CR7 8SR
Date
17th Dec 2014
Time
1pm
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Croydon Crematorium, East Chapel Thornton Road Croydon CR0 2BB
Date
17th Dec 2014
Time
2.15pm

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Selhurst Park Stadium Whitehorse Lane London SE25 6PU
Date
17th Dec 2014
Time
3.45pm

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In loving memory of the late Rubylene ''Huldah'' Anthony who sadly passed away on 1st December 2014.

Please feel free to leave a message, a special or happy memory or a photo of Mum.

Rather than having flowers we are hoping to raise funds for the Alzheimer's Society. As you know Mum was diagnosed with this condtion in 2009 although it went undiagnosed for about four years. This disease slowly robbed Mum of her zest for life and she became a shadow of her former self.

Any donation that you are able to make, big or small, will be greatfully appreciated by us and the Alzheimer's Society.

All the details you need from contributing, donating and attending are on this page.

Many thanks,

Shelley, Paul, Darren & Robyn

Shaneka Drakes wrote

Aunt Huldah is my great aunt (my grandfather's sister). I visited her in Plan Bay Florida; I believe it was winter of 2006. It was a memorable visit, from the first day we connected and I truly enjoyed her company. I realized that she and I had a lot in common.
She didn't have a car and was popular with the bus driver who called her the bag lady because she always had a lot of bags.
After returning from the supermarket we washed and wiped everything. The milk was rotated. One would be in the freezer that she would place in the fridge for use and the bottle of the fresh one purchased was wiped and placed in the freezer.
I remember listening intently to stories of her many travels around the world and remember that Egypt was one of the most memorable places that she visited. She said the sky looked as though you can reach and touch the stars. I still have a goal to visit Egypt just to have my own experience.
When I woke up she had a cup of tea waiting for me, when we returned from shopping, we enjoyed a cup of tea as well and before bed our conversations were over a cup of tea.
On the way to church there were pebbles of ice outside her door. It was my first time experiencing anyplace that cold. I admired how she carried herself, well dressed with matching gloves. She looked like a royal lady. I too carry myself like a royal lady so we walked like 2 royal ladies to her friend's car.
It was only a few days, but I will never forget them. I have even told my daughter's of my great aunt.
I lost contact and was saddened when grandfather told me that she had passed.
I visited London twice and hoped that I could contact her daughter and family to meet the cousin's I've learnt so much of. I am so thankful that I have found this page.

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IAN & JOYCE COSSOU donated in memory of Rubylene

YOU WILL BE SADLY MISSED

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Lesley Johnson wrote

Revelation 21 v4: There is going to be a time on earth when there is no more pain, suffering or deatb.

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Angela Friend wrote

A very sad time for all of you. Thinking of you xx

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Angela Friend donated £10 in memory of Rubylene
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Tina Moone donated in memory of Rubylene

RIP Rubylene

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Karen Butcher donated £10 in memory of Rubylene

Thinking of you Shelley and all the family at this very sad time. Our sincere condolences and love, xxxxxx

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Michael Cotter donated in memory of Rubylene

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. May your star shine brightly. Michael and Derek

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Michael Cotter wrote

My prayers at with your family at this sad time. May your light shine brightly.

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Gill Allen wrote

Just after Mrs Anthony returned to the UK, Shelley brought her to a concert in which I was playing. I went up to meet them both during the interval, and was amazed that she remembered me, even though it had been many years since I last met her, indeed, it would have been while Shelley and I were still at school. She was clear and lucid, and enjoying the music, and it's a lovely memory for me, that Shelley could share that time with her mum. xx

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Gill Allen donated £20 in memory of Rubylene

A cruel disease that takes people from us even though they are still physically here. May this small donation help towards the search for a cure. Much love to you all xx

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Mark & Zoe Leckey donated £30 in memory of Rubylene

In Loving Memory of Huldah. xx

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Amanda sinnott donated £20 in memory of Rubylene

Such a cruel disease. We hope our small donation will help. With love and condolences to all of Hudlah's wonderful family. Mandy & Gerry x

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