Heather Morsley (10 Aug 1938 - 2 Jan 2020)

Thinking of my Mum on what would have been her birthday- a beautiful shining star who still shines bright in my heart

This has been a challenging year for all with so much loss and sadness surrounding everybody. Tonight I light a beautiful purple candle to mark the biggest loss in my world - my beautiful Mum - who passed away a year ago today. loved and missed always

A candle for my Mum on what would have been her 82nd birthday. Loved and missed by so many xx

Remembering my beautiful Mum on Mothers Day

In memory of a special lady

In memory of Heather, a lovely lady and neighbour.
Gerald & Susan Williams

Caring, generous, loving Aunt. Forever in our hearts xx

Remembering Heather a wonderful colleague full of wisdom and genuine concern for those privileged enough to work with her.

Fond memories of warm welcomes and wonderful teas long ago.

In memory of our dear friend Heather

Heather a wonderful lady. I’ve only known Heather and Harry a short while. But have known of them for many years through my sadly departed friend a Morag. Heather was a a caring lady, always with a smile. We had some lovely chats, and she always had kind words. A beautiful soul inside and out.

Heather had always been more like my big sister than sister in law, she was always there for me when I needed a shoulder to cry on.
Nothing was too much trouble at Christmas time when I was on my own with the children, she would make sure presents sorted and beds to accommodate us all. Fun was always there for the children. I am going to miss her so much she was the heart and soul of our families xxx

Remembering Heather
It has been a privilege to have known and loved Heather over many, many years.
As a colleague we worked so well together - she was ultra reliable and competent, with a natural work ethic which brought her personal success at whatevever she tackled.
Through work Heather quickly became a true, caring and funloving friend. We shared such happy times and became part of each other's families; living through the highs and lows to share many milestone events, which has left us with a legacy of cherished memories.
Heather considered her greatest success was her family - she was so proud of all of them and as the years rolled by, she watched with increasing pride both their everyday antics and their considerable professional achievements. Whatever she was doing and however busy, her family came first, first and first.
Good friends like Heather are akin to stars - you don't always see them but you know they are there and now she is the brightest one. Farewell, our dear courageous friend, sleep tight - shine down and watch over us especially Harry, Kim, Paul, Kirsty and all of the grandchildren
Forever in our hearts.
Jenny and Norman Aers

Donated from Denita,Jack,Harry and Lilly
A fantastic charity , dementia is such an awful disease to live with and care for those that have. I work with it everyday and let’s hope auntie heathers family and friends donations can go towards a better understanding of this awful thing. It’s something that I know for those that deal with it and work with it is so unpredictable and for those that do reliving events daily because they have forgotten is devastating
So help and understand those who have it and care for those that care for those that have it!
Hopefully they will find a way to cure this one day x