The obituary notice of Lesley WILLIS

Don’t really no what to say but I will say what a gorgeous lady you really are I no I ain’t seen you for awhile but you will be missed best crumble maker I have ever come across sleep tight angel xxxxx

Our wonderful Mam,When both your parents die ,you lose a part of who you were and nothing will ever be the same again!!!Theres a hole in our hearts that will never ever heal no matter how much we want it too. We will no longer be carried away by their hugs, kisses or their words of encouragement. Life feels harder because their protectiveness is no longer there. Yet through all of this we have to try to carry on because that’s what they’d want us to do ! Be Strong!!
We have our own families who need us and our parents are ingrained on ours and their identity forever and thankfully that will shine through in all generations to come !! So that’s where I’ll turn when I feel I can no longer cope I will look into the eyes of my beautiful girl, my niece and my nephew her little girls and the little lad and I’ll see my mam and my dad looking back!! Lots of love forever Your Lindz, Claire and Adam xxx

They say in life that you have favourites.
Favourite children, aunts, uncles and friends? Well lesley was my favourite person, period, for more reasons that I can mention.
My mama inlaw, I will miss you so much.
Sleep well you amazing woman xx

A darling woman. Kind, gentle and a fabulous sense of humour. Our crowd goes back over 40 years. Very merry & happy nights in Roonies bar, then to Ozzies , then to Madison. Happy days spent with Lesley and Malcolm. Condolences to the ‘kids’. She was so proud of you all and so would Malcolm have been. “ You alright” as we used to say. Night luv. Xx from the railway lads, the Roonies crowd and your many friends.

RIP Lesley you will be very sadly missed, My thoughts and prayers are with Richard and Lesley’s family x