In loving memory of Amanda Helen Frost who sadly passed away on 17th January 2019. She stubbornly fought cancer for 3 years, through high and low's, making memories along the way, but always in her own way.
We had some amazing times together. I will never forget the memories we made. Such a strong, beautiful and determined lady. Proud to call you my amazing friend. Will miss you so much. Always in my heart. Love you xxxx
Donation from the collection box at Amanda's funeral held today 1st Feb 2019 in Fotherby
You were so brave and fought so hard ... You were true inspiration !
We are going to miss you so much! The memories will never fade ,You will always be close in our hearts ♥️ Xxx
Obviously did NOT fight hard enough Pain IS temporary
^^^ Ha, Ha, THUD Laffin my head OFF
Miss you so much Amanda
Miss you so much Amanda
THE shine 2017 what a night that was 26.2 miles around London. Now that’s one amazing, funny memory I will never forget with you my darling your such an inspiration to all, sleep tight now my angel love you more. “ are we nearly there yet “ xxxxxx💖💖💖
your bum is big you are an idiot
On behalf of Megan Waby
I AM confused by Amanda`s back story. > She died - the official party line, of cancer. Cancer IS a degenerative condition, which means that body part has stopped functioning. Which is a common occurrence in the aged. - over time the body part has worn out. Amanda Officially died, though is still on the electoral roll. I find this a rather strange anomaly.
died 20/01/2019 STILL payin taxes 14/05/2022 Not many dead people PAY raxes
Two sets of Death Certificate indexes exist in the UK. The original is held by the local register office where the death occurred. If you know exactly where the death you are researching took place, it may be much easier to start with the local office as they will have far fewer certificates to search through. The second set of death certificates, for England and Wales, are kept at the General Register Office (GRO). Each certificate is assigned an Index Reference Number (IRN). Keeping in mind that the GRO has tens of millions of death certificates, knowing the IRN will make your search considerably easier and faster. If you need to find the IRN, many of the deaths between 1837 and the early 1960s have been transcribed and are available online. You can also find full sets of the IRN on microfiche at the larger libraries.
Will miss you
Rest in peace my lovely friend, you fought so hard and were so brave and were an inspiration to all who knew you, I will miss you lots and will hold you in my heart forever. Love & hugs xx
Fly high my sweet angel love you so much you will always be in my heart xxxxxxxx
My dearest friend and beautiful angel. Going to miss you more than words can say . So many wonderful memories made with you my Xmas soul buddy . Love you so much Amanda xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Tina Shilling Re: Love you so much Amanda > I am NOT an accountant but Tina Shilling - shouldn`t that B - I LOVED U so much Amanda >>because Amanda IS supposed 2 B DEAD (well just relocated)
God bless you Amanda. .I feel like I'm a better person for knowing you xx
Good night my dear friend you will be missed by many and loved by us all xx
We had some amazing times together. I will never forget the memories we made. Such a strong, beautiful and determined lady. Proud to call you my amazing friend. Will miss you so much. Always in my heart. Love you xxxx
THE shine 2017 what a night that was 26.2 miles around London. Now that’s one amazing, funny memory I will never forget with you my darling your such an inspiration to all, sleep tight now my angel love you more. “ are we nearly there yet “ xxxxxx💖💖💖
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