The obituary notice of Maureen DAVISON

Rest in peace our mo. Last time we spoke was when the little fella came. And I had pictures and videos of when I use to have Rico. You where showing me and talking to me about fostering the new baby. Bundles of joy and they sure where happy. Il also miss you saying.. Dan can you come and look at my car. I don't know what's wrong. I am getting beeped all the way here and hardly moving. Haha, I then come looked at the car for you. You said I don't know whats happening with it.. it took me a few secs to solve the issue. Least I saved you a trip to the garage and never charged you haha.. we where laughing because your limit on your settings was set to a speed limit of 30. So no wonder you where getting beeped haha. Any how. Night night god bless rest now mo. I shall be lighting a candle at church Sending all our love and also sending our thoughts to all the family. Godbless. All our love. Mel and Daniel xx

Aunty Mo
I can’t believe I’m writing this such a shock to have lost you so quickly. I can look back with fond memories of visiting Aunty Audrey’s and you being there always smiling and laughing supporting Audrey and granny Mary 😢 Later reconnecting with you and the support and guidance you always gave so openly. Your life was your family and clearly evident in the love you gave to all those around you.
Your life lives on with the beautiful family you have left behind your children and grandchildren god has taken you to give the wings that as an angel you truly deserved. Anna, Dave and Sophie

Rest in peace lovely lady xx
Liz &Steve Wilkes & family

Rest in peace Maureen it was a pleasure to have known you x
Condolences to Lee and the boys .
Peter Mckenna x

Auntie Mo. You Were and will always be one of the kindest hearted ladies ever to grace the earth.
Your life was dedicated to looking after everyone else. If they were okay so were you!
Fostering and even adopting many Children and I am sure each and everyone of them would agree, their life was better for it. The love from your heart would exude from you and shone so bright every one could see it.

Farewell Auntie Mo. You will always be remembered for the love and care you gave.

Catherine