The obituary notice of Brown HAYWOOD

lucy ann mayberry

Hi grandma,
its going to be six years this april feels like it was only yesterday when i saw you looking so peaceful i can see your flat from my balcony i know i can be safe with you not being far i hope you are proud of all of us miss you so much not a second goes by that i dont think of you wish you could still be here singing christopher robyn to me you had a voice of an angel soft and gentle its nice that i can still smell your purfume around me so i know your there for me love you so much talk soon xxxxxxxxx

lucy ann mayberry

Grandma,
a baby cradled in your arms
teaching me your gentle charms
growing up with you by my side
learning from you never to lie
to understand and not judge to
love and kindness i also learned form you
through the years you watched me grow
teaching me everything i'd need to know
listening to every word i've said
and every word i've wrote you read
you've been there for me to the end
until the day for you god did send
now you watch me from up above
shining down your heavenly love
i miss you grandma with all my heart
thanks for being there from the start i love and miss you so much xxxx

Sue Hopkins

So many times I knelt down to pray
For the mother that God sent my way
Your greatest joy was to give others pleasure
And that is a gift I’ll always treasure. Now that nature has put us apart
You will always be with me in my heart
My everlasting love to you I send
My mother, my rock, my best friend.

Lisa Berry

You Were My Mother and My Friend You were my mother and my friend,
Which was unusual.
Somehow our characters still blend:
Your wisdom and my will.
I turned, and you were there for me;
I spoke, you understood.
I felt cared for, but also free;
You loved, and I was good. I'm fortunate that I was born
To someone just like you;
I love you still. Though you are gone,
You live in what I do.