Eileen Algate (Passed away 10 Mar 2024)

in memory of a lovely lady

What a wonderful lady! My mum has passed recently but she loved to visit Eileen on her visits to Amroth which spanned more than 50 years and spoke fondly of her always.

Treasured memories of a dear Mum, forever in our hearts

I delivered an item to Mrs Algate last year from our shop (The Mobility shop) she gave me some homemade jam. what a truly lovely lady she was, she made a huge impression on me. Rest in Peace Mrs algate.

Cherished memories of a wonderful and much-loved Mum.

It was a pleasure knowing Eileen, such a thoughtful lady who cared deeply for others. I met you through Phil Lunt and he thought the world of her. Rest in peace lovely Eileen.

Donation from Phillip Lunt and Pauline Jones. X

With very fond memories of a dear friend and neighbour. We shall all miss you Eileen, you were an inspiration.

Difficult to convey adequately the depth of admiration and respect Catherine and I have for Eileen. A lifetime of kindness and consideration. A wonderful.humour and she always smiled with her eyes. She now takes her rightful place in the Pantheon, amongst so many friends. How wonderful that God called her home on Mother's Day, with Spurs winning 4 nil at Villa Park. Her spirit will live with us forever.

I have heard many words used to describe this special lady, wonderful, inspirational, remarkable, to name but a few. But I am extremely grateful, to have been fortunate enough, to be able to use the words “My Grandmother” in my description of her. I will cherish all our memories together and her phrases will live on. I won’t be able to go out in the rain without hearing her say “well we’re not sugar lumps!”

I can only echo what my sister Ruth has already said about Eileen. Such an interesting and inspiring lady, an Amroth stalwart, she will be greatly missed

Dear Mrs Algate, I will miss you. You have always been supportive. I will never forget you. As a Christian I know we will meet again. There is nothing more beautiful than a life fully lived. Yuleeta

Eileen became a wonderful friend to my parents Beti and Neil Furlong when they bought a caravan at Amroth Castle almost 50 years ago. My parents met Eileen at the chapel in Amroth where my mother sometimes played the organ. Eileen became a friend to the whole family who have benefitted from countless pots of jam and marmalade. Eileen was a very special and delightful person in so many ways and our family feel very privileged to have known her.

Rest in peace, Eileen. Will miss you. Love John & Carole - Buckingham xx

Eileen was such a wonderful and caring friend for many years of my late mother, Maisie Hayward, who also lived in Amroth with husband, Gil. Carole and I have so enjoyed seeing Eileen when returning to Pembrokeshire for our own family holidays and will her so much and being made so welcome. An amazing and talented lady with such a zest for life. So many happy memories to cherish and share. John & Carole xx

A wonderful lady and friend who I shall sadly miss. Goodnight and God bless, aunty Eileen