Agnes Elizabeth Bird (7 Aug 1929 - 15 Sep 2021)

Tried a few times to write something apt here, left the site comforted but with a tear.
Its hard to put into words how much I will miss you mam, my rock. You are without a doubt the strongest woman I have and will ever know, though you taught me everything I know about being strong I will never be up to your standard.
So glad you got to see the world. Give dad & grandma a hug for me and if it's chilly up there knit me jumper and get me a port n lemon in like you did before my darts match for when I see you again. All my love forever Donna 💕

Sending our condolences to all the family, Aunt Agnes will always be fondly remembered with so much love Carol, Tony and family. xxx

What a wonderful individual you was and I'm so proud to call you my mum i can't thank you enough love you 💗 xxx

My deepest sympathies to all the family, im grateful to have had the privilege of knowing you my great aunt, I know card games and checkers because of you all our love Samantha and Jason ( George's granddaughter and her husband)

To all the family my deepest condolences. My Aunt such a great person I was proud to call you Aunty all my love Sharon

To my dear sister Agness a very funny, and good tobe around. Will miss you lots.
Love Ken Anne and family

The Lucky Woman-
Birthed 11 and found another, she was a lovely mother
Laughed and cried in equal measure, thought each child a precious treasure
Temper of fire and clout like lightnin', known for kindness but known for fightin'
She didn't care what neighbours thought, shouted loud if gin she'd bought.
As a barmaid she made a living, to all around caring and giving
perching on knees, wearing a hat- she never did get all that fat.
When she laughed, a joyful sound, always willing to buy a round,
Loved to dance, the jive, the twist, but might end up giving some fist!
Along the road someone would say'I saw one of your kids today...'
So six of us would get a hit, to be sure she found the culprit!
Holey yellow socks made her laugh, she really thought her kids quite daft.
She often said, 'I am a lucky bugger, of 12 great kids I am the mother!'

Always in our hearts ♥️
Dearly loved mum, grandma, great grandma and great great grandma will be sadly missed by daughter Pauline, son-in-law Alf, 4 grand
children, 12 great grandchildren and 13 great great grandchildren in Australia. The World will not be the same without you in it. love you mum xxx