Sally Jean Wadie (2 Oct 1958 - 15 Sep 2016)

Dearest Sally, Mum(Valerie) and I have known you and Phyllis for a number of years. You visited us regularly and cut our hair and we talked about holidays and good times ! You dealt with your illness with strength and braveness. We will never forgot you - your smile, your love for all your family, such a lovely warm person who had many friends in the community here. God bless you , Love Anne and Valerie. X

In loving memory of a dear friend. Lots of happy memories made over the past 35 years. Hope you are making the other angels laugh with your jokes now. Love Alan & Roma xx

Sally,

You were so very welcoming from the first time we met. You're infectious laugh and wicked sense of humour livened up many a family gathering, and we have many fond memories of you. It was a pleasure.

Rest well x

In memory of a very special lady who meant so much to so many, sweet dreams Sally until we meet again xx

Thank you for knowing your lovely spirit sweet Sally, rest in peace ❤️

Thank you for getting to know your lovely spirit Sally, rest in peace ❤️

To my amazing Auntie Sally xx

You were always the life and soul of the family gatherings, you had a wicked sense of humour and an infectious laugh. Maybe not always PG though! I still remember the times you helped me with my hairdressing training and the kindness and love you have showed me and my boys over the years. Reece has been very sad by the news that you have left us but believes you are with Mason now and we will all see you again one day. The only comfort in all of this is knowing you are at peace now and no longer in pain. We will all miss you and will never forget you. See you in the future xxx

Love you always, Gemma, Terry, Reece, Mason and Jayden xxxxxxxx

My Darling Sally, I am so lucky that I found you all those years ago. We both needed that extra something in our lives and happily we found it in each other. I thank God for the amazing life we have had and for all the fantastic things we have done and shared together.

Our holiday destinations were always planed by you and not one was a disappointment, all were fantastic places to be. Mind you there was one, The Tarn Gorge which you forgot to mention "knowing I am not good with heights" we would have to drive down a 1200ft Gorge to get to the campsite but once again you were right it was the perfect place to be.

Sally, I want to thank you for being My Wife, My Soul mate, My Lover and my Best Friend and My heart is yours and will always be yours. You made my life so complete you gave me so much to live for, Now that you are not with me I am not sure that I want to carry on with out you.

Please come home, Please be with me again, Please tell me that everything will be OK and please tell me when I can be with you again.

You have my heart Sally and my life. I am looking forward to when we can be together again.

God I miss you I really miss you this is so unreal why don't you just come home.

I love you My Darling. Until we meet again sleep tight and God Bless you. I do hope there is life after death.

Tony XXXXXXXXXX

Your infectious laugh and beaming smile are just 2 of the things I will miss about you Sally. Remembering the ' wink, wink, nudge nudge's ' we shared ! x x x

Your infectious laugh & the beaming are just 2 of the things that I will miss about you Sally. Remembering the laughs. x x x

We will miss your laughter, sense of humour and love of life. Oh and dare I say you made a delicious sticky toffee pudding!
Rest in peace Sally. xx

we will miss your wicked sense of humour