Susan Deborah Tonkin (19 Feb 1965 - 29 Aug 2019)

You always made me smile when I was feeling sad
you were the greatest neighbour I ever could have had
my grandkids adored you as you were always there with a treat
sometimes a lollipop other times a sweet
if my kids had a party and the music was on too loud
you didnt shout and holla you'd come and join the crowd
we always loved to gossip and have a good old chat
you certainly were very special and thats a matter of fact
I will miss hearing your laughter over the garden fence
the loss to Mike, your boys and family will always be immense
Sleep tight my lovey xxxx

Celebrating a legend

Susie my lovey as you used to call me when I saw your lovely smiling beaming face , and we always had a giggle every time I saw you , great memories of you my darling and we met when our boys your Danny and my Ben when they went to play group at Blackfield Recreation , our boys were little scallywags . You were always so kind Susie and you wouldn’t of harmed a flea . You will be very much missed , your star will always shine bright , goodnight sweetheart sleep tight all our love from Paula , Ben and Elliott Knight XXXX ❤️

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Susie, I had the pleasure of lving next door to you for the past 18 years. You were the one of the kindest, most thoughtful people I know. You always saw the good in everyone. I shall never forget the times you took the kids to the park(and bought them sweets on the way home) when I was tearing my hair out. Neither will I forget the times you rescued mice, birds, stag beetles and frogs for me whilst I stood in the corner. My favourite memory was when you caught the escaped hamster and he bit you and hung onto your finger! How we both laughed. You were always there to chat to in the garden and always cut my grass. I will fondly remember you calling out alright lovey or tiddy over the fence. Susie, we will all miss you but your memory lives on in your boys. Sending love to Mike, Matty and Danny. X

you always made me smile when i was feeling sad
you were the bestest neighbour i ever could have had
my grandkids adored you as you were always there with a treat
sometimes a lollipop other times a sweet
if my kids had a party and the music was too loud
you didnt shout and holla you'd come and join the crowd
i will miss hearing your laughter over the garden fence
the loss to Mike, your boys and family will always be immense
Sleep tight my lovey xxxx

All our love xxxxxxxx