The obituary notice of Bernadette LEACH

Our sincerest condolences to Sandra, Steve and all the family. We will always remember Bernadette as a smiley, warm hearted and generous lady, who was like an auntie to our family.

For my lovely, adorable Auntie Bernadette, what are we going to do without you in our lives anymore. You were like a second Mum to me and on many, many occasions, I was mistaken as your daughter which I cherished and felt honoured. Sandra and Steven know how much I love you, as they did mine, and this love will continue till the end of our time.
We are such a very close family and have so many wonderful memories that were made when we spent holidays together. When I moved up to Lancashire to be with Peter, I loved to go to Bury to spend time with you, staying over and literally laughing from the moment I stepped through the door to when I was leaving to return home.
I love you so so much and I will miss you so so much. You have been a massive part of my life and there is no denying that my heart is broken.
I will treasure the memories and hope that maybe one day we will be reunited again. You are one very special lady Auntie B xxx

My deepest condolences to all the family. Bernadette was a wonderful lady, she always made me feel very welcome and even part of the family - I loved going round. I will always remember her smiling and going out of her way to make sure everything was alright for everyone. It makes me smile when I also remember her "stern & direct" side when we didn't behave (back in the 70s!!) but then it was back to the beautiful, smiling lady. Rest In Peace Bernadette and I hope you and Harry make all the angels laugh and smile too. Sending all my love to all the family, Graziella.

Sincere condolences to all the family and Rest In Peace Bernadette.
Bernadette was always very kind to me and I always loved coming round, it always felt like I was part of the family. I can only remember Bernadette smiling and always making sure everyone was happy but it also makes me smile when I remember the odd occasion when Bernadette was "stern and direct" if you didn't behave (back in the '70s!!) and then back to her lovely, smiling self.
God bless you Bernadette and I hope you and Harry are reunited, making the angels smile too.
Sending all my love to you all.
Graziella