Ann Warner (23 Nov 1932 - 11 Aug 2022)

This is a donation made at the funeral from Ann’s close friend Brenda

You will be greatly missed, my lovely other mummy(I use to call you when I was a child)xx

Best mum in law I could have had, miss you loads, I will always think of you at 4.30 phone call time. X

My lovely Aunty, so sadly missed. always in our thoughts.

My lovely Aunty, such a strong lady, You are sadly missed. Rest in peace.

So sorry to hear of your loss.
Although I didn’t get to see you too often over the years, I have good memories of you as someone who I admired.
You always took the trouble to keep in contact with and support my parents, and were a strong and kind person who had a great bond with her family.

I still can’t believe we’ve lost you, I’ll alway hold you in my heart, with all the happy memories and moments I got to share with you.

Although I knew this time would come I still can’t believe it. You were such a huge piece in the jigsaw of my life and I’m not sure how to manage with such a huge hole now that you’re gone. You were such an inspirational, kind, strong and generous person. I can only take comfort from the fact you are no long struggling and in pain and have reunited with dad who I know, like me, you missed every day. Until we meet again rest in peace and know how much you are loved.