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the Saints) and our two daughters, Anna and Gemma (supported by our daughter-in-law Jayne), for giving me strength when I weakened. There is, and there will remain, a huge Liz shaped hole in my life but the kindness of so many will be a balm to what still seems an unstaunchable wound. Despite the painful sadness that overwhelms me at Liz's passing, I cannot but feel blessed at being surrounded by so much love and kindness. It's said that you reap what you sow but I can never have sown so much and what little I have sown has been reaped a hundredfold.
Should you be so kind as to wish to make a donation to AgeUK or Alzheimer's Research UK in her memory then our daughter, Anna, has set up a webpage here for that purpose