Denise Lewell (16 Feb 1961 - 12 Apr 2018)

Miss you Denise, more and more every day
I hope you know just how much I love you xxx

Miss you so very much Denise, I am so lost without you xxx

Another Christmas without my beautiful friend. Miss you so much Denise xxx

You will always hold a special place in my heart, happy tapping Den xx

Still can’t believe your not here den, I can here your voice everyday. Life will never be the same. All I keep doing is thinking of you and wanting you back, then I feel guilty and relise just how strong Bradley and Charisse are and how they must be feeling. It doesn’t feel real. Sometimes in life you don’t realise how special something is until it’s gone. Thanks for always being trueful with me and giving me a kick up the arse when needed. Some people don’t have any relationship with there aunts, I’m glad we did. The last thing you said to me was I love you too, that’s all I needed to know. Now you can rest, no pain. Your courage and ability to not let things get you down we’re your best quality’s, making people laugh and the love for your family is what I will always remember you for. When grandad was ill you never let your own illnesses stop you from always being there for him. I feel so sad for the grandkids that you devoted your self too and was always there for them. There nan was taken far far too soon. Thanks for the memorys, all I have to Do is look back at old photos of my dodgy hair cuts, not really at least you done them for free. Staying at yours for the six weeks holidays from school, and obviously your love for Ronan Keating will always make me smile. Till i see you again den, love ya, miss ya. Keep singing and looking down on us, I will always miss you. Xxx

Rest in peace Denise. Love and prayers to all your family xxx

Missing you mate. You always made me laugh and we had some fantastic times starting away back in Pepys Club to recently Butlins. RIP Den xx

I remember the night you were born at home in Delaford Road, the following day when you became ill and Dad rushing out of the house with you in his arms. This was to be the start of illness that unfortunately dogged you for most of your life. That said, you were always up for a laugh and loved partying. You will be remembered for supporting everyone and sticking up for them. Your favourite expression was “bring it on” and we as a family would always say “what would Denny do?” when facing a problem. I will miss the long phone chats and bringing cream cakes to your house. You always initially refused, but ended up eating half of the six pack (I ate the other three). Until we meet again, God bless love Sandra and Kev xxxxx

I have posted a picture and hope everyone will be able to pick you out from the group (ha ha)

My darling cousin Denny, I will always remember holidays in Leysdown when you were about three and I would love to mother you being 10 years old but I mostly remember how your dads face would light up
With such love whenever he was with you, you were his beautiful little girl and he absolutely adored you!
They were such wonderful happy memories and you were a gorgeous, happy, loving little girl and you never changed. You have brought your children up with the same good qualities and family values and I know
how very proud you were of them and all your lovely family and they have done you proud now! I am going
to miss your infectious laugh and smiling face and just the way you make everyone feel happy when they are in your company but most of all Den I will just miss YOU! Be happy with your mum and dad again. Big kiss for you my lovely. Linda and Phil.xxxx

Can’t believe that I’m writing this, I will miss everything about you, your love for life and never letting anything get you down. You were loved by many and give so much joy to your grandchildren. You can never be replaced and I’ll miss the times I’d pop round for a cup of tea and a chat and listen to Ronan. Thanks for being a great aunt, My little tommy still says your name, glad you met him. Still can’t believe your gone. Love you always

Fond memories from school to becoming sister in laws..always remember that contagious laugh..Will look back on happy times and smile..R.I.P Denise..gone but not forgotten x x