Lynda Anita Nash (25 Sep 1949 - 28 Apr 2019)

In loving memory of Lynda, a very good friend of many years.

We will always remember Linda for her enthusiasm and commitment to Girls Brigade. She will be sadly missed.

We'll always remember Linda for her enthusiasm and dedication to Girls' Brigade. She will be sadly missed.

To a dear friend who will be sadly missed

Rest in Peace Lynda.
Sending John, Alison and Gareth all our love.

With love

Helen and Kevin. Xxx

Remembering that young girl who walked past our house in the late 60s and 70s proudly wearing her Girls Brigade uniform and carrying the flag ready for church parade. And then more recently the lovely friend always ready to pick up the phone to ask how you were, even while she was feeling low herself. Remembering too, lovely holiday and day trip times together and the time she gave to family, friends, church and Girls Brigade. Rest in peace Lynda. You will never be forgotten. X

Rest in peace lovely Lynda.
I have had so many lovely times and laughs with you and will miss your kindness, generosity, company and baking skills!
My heart, thoughts and prayers go to those you have left behind.
Much love Ali x

Our thoughts go to John Alison and Gareth , Lynda or Mrs Nash as we always called her was a lovely lady who played a Hugh part in our life through the Girls Brigade and Church. Gods garden must be beautiful because he only picks the best . Dorothy and Jade Sparkes.

Are thoughts are with John Alison and Gareth at this sad time , Lynda(Mrs Nash) as we always called her was a lovely lady , she played a huge part in our life’s through the Girls Brigade and the church. Gods garden must be beautiful as he only picks the best . Dorothy and Jade Sparkes.

A Wonderful neighbour.

A wonderful neighbour

A wonderful neighbour.

We will miss your lovely chats & friendly smile,
Rest in Peace lovely Lady
Rodney & Beatrice

Remembering a dear friend

Remembering a dear friend

Remembering a dear friend

Linda we may of not been the closest of family but we still made the effort to keep in touch, it's such a cruel world the way people get taken
Rest in peace where ever you are
John look after yourself

Lynda was a wonderfully warm hearted lady who was always smiling. Family gatherings when we were younger were such fun and she was always an important part of them. She never seemed to change and will leave such a whole in John, Alison and Gareth's lives.

Lynda was always smiling and will be sorely missed ❤

Very fond memories of a very special lady. Lynda had a lovely sense of humour and always a ready smile. My thoughts and prayers are with John, Alison and Gareth at this sad time.
So sorry I can't be at the funeral but will definitely be thinking of you all.
With love from Judy Broggio x

Really sad to hear the news about cousin Lynda and our thoughts go out to John, Alison and Gareth. I have very fond memories of when John and Lynda came to visit my folks on holiday in the sunny North East, seem to remember the jingle from the old TV advert for Tetley Tea seemed to be the theme tune for one of the summers (you had to be there). Even though they lived far from my family both John and Lynda always remembered my boys when it came to Christmas and Birthdays and made them aware of their extended family from ‘down south’ whenever they came to visit. Love Ian, Jo, Alex & Josh XXX

Having found a kindred spirit in Alison at primary school and remaining good friends to this day, my memories of Lynda come first through the eyes of childhood, as a wonderfully attentive and practical mother, and then via more recent recollections of Lynda's kind-hearted nature and keen sense of humour. I feel very privileged to have had the opportunity to get to know the woman beyond the wonderfully attentive and practical mother, and will miss the smile and warmth that always greeted me at the door, despite my unplanned arrival; both Lynda and John are the most gracious of folk I like and respect because of this.

I will always remember Lynda with fondness as a straightforward lady, with strong values and a heart of gold, and the strength of character to withstand the lovelorn rantings of not one, but two silly girls desperately infatuated with first New Kids on the Block and then Take That.

All my love, Claire xxx

Lynda and Paula have many fond memories of Lynda mainly through our time spent together at the Temple United reformed church . Lynda was a lovely lady and strong in character and she would not hesitate to let me know when I was not right (a lot of the time) . I have fond memories of times spent at camp on the Isle of Wight and walking holidays in the lake District.
She will be sadly missed a life taken far too young. Our thoughts are with John and Alison at this time .