Glynis Christine Helen Kemp (19 May 1949 - 24 Oct 2020)

The suddenness of a loved one being taken by a stroke is heartbreaking, from experience. God bless you all

A lovely lady who always supported the Westlands school shows. I was always welcomed at her house whenever she saw me and she was always smiling. Rest in peace and god bless x

I only just realised my donation didn’t go through in November 🤦🏾‍♀️... in any case, Glynis you were one of the kindest ladies I knew. When I was young I used to walk home from school with Becca and you would welcome me in to your home and feed me. My love of gravy is definitely partly attributed to you. ♥️

I just saw this pop up and realised my donation at the time of the funeral hadn’t gone through. Not to worry. When I was young my mum used to be working and I used to walk to Bec’s house several times a week. Glennis would always feed me and be so lovely to me. I will never ever forget her kindness. An inspirational lady who touched many hearts. ♥️

Your mum was a lovely , always had a smile and a hug for everyone. Sending lots of love to you Andy & Dad xxx

We are so sorry for your loss and send our love to you all. It was lovely to be able to look through all of the wonderful photos, lots of memories came flooding back. We will remember her fondly. Rest in peace Auntie Glynis ❤️

Rest in peace Glynis xxxxx

With love from our family. Rest in peace lovely Glynis xxx

Darling Ma,

There are so many words I could use to describe you. Bec and I we’re talking the other day and the word ‘kind’ became so apparent to me. Being kind or rather to show kindness encompasses a number of qualities that you’ve shown not only me, my family, but probably everyone that has had the pleasure of knowing you.

You gave me shelter, welcoming me to your home, along the generosity of food and the warmth of your love. Talking to you always made everything okay and there is no doubt you’d always bring humour and joy.

I’ve seen and heard you offer your love, help and support to many around you over the years, taking on more than you need to just to lighten the load for someone else.

A wonderful person, an honour to call you Ma.

Love always,
Cheyenne

Darling Ma,

There are so many words I could use to describe you. Bec and I we’re talking the other day and the word ‘kind’ became so apparent to me. Being kind or rather to show kindness encompasses a number of qualities that you’ve shown not only me, my family, but probably everyone that has had the pleasure of knowing you.

You gave me shelter, welcoming me to your home, along the generosity of food and the warmth of your love. Talking to you always made everything okay and there is no doubt you’d always bring humour and joy.

I’ve seen and heard you offer your love, help and support to many around you over the years, taking on more than you need to just to lighten the load for someone else.

A wonderful person, an honour to call you Ma.

Love always,
Cheyenne

In memory of a lovely lady, forever in our hearts.

Shaun, Laura, Liam & Harry

Our neighbour for twenty five years. A lovely, kind and thoughtful lady. A tap on the door, flowers in hand from her garden, which she took such pride in. You will be sadly missed. Rest in peace. Love Maxine, Jerry and Wesley. X

Rip lovely smily lady.
Love to all the family
Thank you for all the encouragement and all the friendly chats.
Love and prayers
Sarah John and nick (from church)

At rest now ♥ Sue, Tim and Beth Lewis (Wales)

Thank you Glynis for shining your light so brightly. And always painting your nails so awesomely :-) Xxx

Glynis always made me smile and laugh when I saw her, I will miss her x

Remembering a kind and cheerful lady. From “The Newman Family”

Remembering a kind and cheerful lady.

Sweet dreams lovely Glynis xxx

Such a fun lady. We would share photos of our home grown rude veg. and I will think of you every time I see a pot noodle. 💋 xxx

for my ever friend xxx