Ann Norah Aylott (24 Feb 1920 - 5 Jan 2022)
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- Location
- Old Colfeians Rugby Football club Horn Park Eltham Road Lee SE12 8UE
- Date
- 2nd Feb 2022
- Time
- 3.30pm
In loving memory of Ann Norah Aylott who sadly passed away on 5th January 2022.
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My wedding day was the last time I actually got to see Aunt Nora but my two boys got to see her for a couple of special birthdays which meant the word to me that she got to meet them. I have so many fond memories.
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Thank you for posting a photo, Kerry. Mum really enjoyed your wedding, and she always loved receiving your cards and pictures of your boys. xx
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Nora was such an inspiration; strong, full of energy and enthusiasm and always with a smile. I'll remember her fondly. Sleep well, Dancing Queen. Lots of love xxx
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Thank you for lovely message about mum, Emily. I take it from your final words that you watched the stream
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What a wonderful lady , one of life’s characters, always with so much energy and a love for life . The last time we saw her at her 100th birthday party , surrounded by her family and friends I’ve never seen her look happier. Rest In Peace Auntie.
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Dear Sharon and Robin, thank you for your lovely message about mum. She certainly did have a lovely life.
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Auntie Nora too many memories to list but thank you for all the love and support you gave us all over the years. Sunday afternoon teas when you came to Stevenage Winkles and chocolate cake especially the M&S chocolate tea cakes and cuddles and now I can say it the kisses 😂 and the only person to call me Steven. Rest in peace love from all of us.
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Dear Steve. Yes tea with you all in Stevenage was always a lovely occasion with both mum and Aunty Lily bringing lots of goodies! But it’s the cakes everyone remembers!
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With many happy memories of holiday's in Devon.
Andrew & Joy
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Yes Andrew, holidays in Devon were always enjoyable. Mum and Aunty Lily always going to the shops every morning to get the rolls and cakes for lunch. And dancing at the Tembani in the evenings.
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With fond memories of a wonderful aunty. Rest in Pease.
John & Maggie
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Dear John and Maggie. Thank you for lighting a candle for mum and contributing to her candlelight fund. xx
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With fond memories of a wonderful aunty. Rest in peace.
John & Maggie
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In memory of a lovely Aunt and her long and well lived life. There are many memories over those years from individual family visits to extended family gatherings. Two of my own fondest memories are of Sunday tea as a child at Ilderton Road. It was always such a treat, especially the chocolate tea cakes and, more recently, of sharing your 100th birthday celebrations.
You will be missed. Rest in peace.
Shirley, Pete, Ian, Karen & James
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Thank you for sharing your particular memories of mum, Shirley. From the shared memories we’ve had, it seems mum knew everyone’s favourite cake! xx
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God bless Auntie Norah xx
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Thank you for lighting a candle for mum, Alison. xx
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We feel we have know Nora for most of the time we have known you Christine. Before we actually met Nora we heard all about her from you. And in more recent times it was always lovely to see and chat with her at your various family celebrations. She was a wonderful lady who brought happiness and laughter - and what an amazing age too! We know you have so many happy memories to bring you comfort at this time.
Thinking of you and all the family, love Mark and Marian xxx
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Thank you Marian and Mark for your lovely message about mum. xx
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George and I send our condolences to the family and will keep you all in our prayers. Rest in peace Auntie Nora. Love Marian and George
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Special Sunday Visits. My Auntie Norah's visits and involvement in my childhood were very special. The lovely cakes, the new clothes and her special way of caring and looking out for me will always be remembered and appreciated. A lady in a million.
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Thank you for posting a picture Marian. I remember that dress mum is wearing. It was a dark green brocade type of material. Quite posh for a family afternoon tea! Thank you also for sharing your memories of mum. x
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The Ruff family send you our sincere condolences. We all remember meeting Mum many time over the the years. We will remember her for her smile, her friendly nature and her glamour.
Chris, a candle will burn, on 2nd February in St Josephs, for Mum and all of you.
God Bless.
Anna and family
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Thank you for your lovely message Anna with your memories of mum. You will be able to watch the live streaming of the service if you wish. I am having a Mass said for mum on her Birthday at Holy Cross which you might like to attend. xx
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I’ve lit two candles for you mum. The pink one(the nearest colour to red), for the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and the second for Our Lady, who I’ve no doubt have been watching over you all the years of your life. You were a very special lady, not only to us your family, but also to every one who knew you. Rest in peace. xx
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We are so sorry to hear the passing of Auntie Nora, I have lots of fond memories of her when we used to live in Hornshay Street. I would see Auntie Nora, most days either coming or going to school, playing in the garden, she always had a smile and always stopped to chat to me. Rest in peace Auntie, love Janice.xxxx
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Thank you Janice, for sharing you memories of mum.
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We were so sorry to hear the sad news of Norah's passing. We only had the pleasure of meeting her on 2 occasions which were family celebrations. She was a lovely, chatty and lively lady and very enjoyable company. We will remember her with much affection. Lindy and Alan Battson.
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Thank you for your lovely message Lindy and Alan.
My wedding day was the last time I actually got to see Aunt Nora but my two boys got to see her for a couple of special birthdays which meant the word to me that she got to meet them. I have so many fond memories.
Special Sunday Visits. My Auntie Norah's visits and involvement in my childhood were very special. The lovely cakes, the new clothes and her special way of caring and looking out for me will always be remembered and appreciated. A lady in a million.
Nora with Chris, Jim, Darren and Tracey on the occasion of Chris and Jim's 40th wedding anniversary lunch.
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