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Freda May Murden (27 Nov 1929 - 9 Jan 2019)
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- Ripley Cemetery Providence Street Ripley Derbyshire DE5 3HY
- Date
- 5th Feb 2019
- Time
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- Heanor Miners Welfare Ilkeston Road Heanor Derbyshire DE75 7DT
- Date
- 5th Feb 2019
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- 2.15pm
In loving memory of Freda May Murden who sadly passed away on 9th January 2019 at home aged 89 years. Freda will be sadly missed by all her loving family and friends.
Freda was born on 27th November 1929 @ Stoneford. Daughter to Fred & May Robinson (nee Roberts)
Freda spent her childhood growing up in Codnor, Derbyshire. She had 5 Sisters and 1 Brother. Dorothy, Kathleen, Ivy, Mary, Brenda & Maurice.
She met her husband, George at Langley Mills Wakes and they Married @ Cross Hill Church, Codnor on 20th Dec 1947. Sadly, after 54 years of Marriage, George passed away on 7th January 2001.
Freda was an incredibly hard working woman, who, as well as being a house-wife & mother, also held down several different jobs over the years. She worked at Langley Mill Pottery, Hattons of Melbourne, a biscuit factory & worked nights at one of the motorway service stations to name but a few.
They had 5 beautiful daughters, Ivy, Maureen, Rita, Deborah & Julie. Sadly, Julie (twin sister to Deborah, passed away at just 4 days old).
Both Freda & George shared a love of the outdoors and gardening. George was a Gardener @ Melbourne Hall in Derbyshire. The family lived in a lovely little cottage within the grounds, and enjoyed the beautiful surrounds.
As well as being the most loving, caring, kind & thoughtful Mother any child could ask for, Freda was a very kind a generous lady to all her family and friends. She would give her last penny to someone if it meant they would be happy.
As her children grew-up, left home and married. Her maternal instincts took over with the next generations and she was loved as much as a Grandma, Great-Grandma & Great Great Grandma as she was a Mother.
Her grand children were her world, and when they came to visit, even in those last few months when she was very poorly, the sight of seeing one of them would put the biggest, brightest beaming smile on her face.
She was adored by her 7 Grandchildren:-
Simon
Rebecca
James
Adam
Jamie
Craig
Josie
9 Great Grandchildren:-
Danielle
Chloe
Lily
Riley
Megan
Eva
Mason
Elliot
Amelia
and 1 Great-Great Grandson:-
Archie.
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Aunty Freda will be missed very much, love to you all. Xx
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Mum loved her garden x
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This photo means the world to me and I will always treasure it to show Amelia when she grows up. It when Amelia was only 10 hours old and freda came to visit us in hospital with ivy n David, she was that excited to see her n her face lit up always.
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This photo means the world to me, it when I just had Amelia, she must b only 10 hours old here. Freda was so excited to meet her 9th great grandchild. She came to hospital with ivy and David and I'm so glad I got this photo to keep for when Amelia older.
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Memories
People keep telling me how good it was to have had the extra year to make more memories with Mum. Yes, it was.
Ihave so many memories, being the age I am, rather more than some of my sister's!
Some memories are really happy, others are very sad and some I'd really rather forget about altogether.
But, life as they say is a tapestry we all weave to make more memories with Mum with each other.
As I now walk around our home I see Mum's aprons, they're still there on the radiator where she always kept a couple ready for her next visit. I won't be moving them any time soon.
Then as I walk up the garden she is everywhere! She so loved our garden. Sitting on the deck watching the birds or hoping a squirrel would pop over from the church yard. Or throwing a toy for Buddy. And sometimes when it got too hot we'd all sit together under the oak tree that James grew from an acorn with Deanna, our neighbour.
She loved to 'potter'. Often taking the shears and 'pruning' bushes into shapes only she could recognise!
And when I think of going to our caravan there will be memories there too. She so loved it at Baumber on the fishing lake. She used to sit for hours watching the wildlife and David fishing. She loved to make us all a cuppa. Anything to help.
And now I have the most special memory of all. Saying a final farewell. Until we meet again Mum
Love you and miss you
Ivy x
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Mum loved her garden x
This photo means the world to me and I will always treasure it to show Amelia when she grows up. It when Amelia was only 10 hours old and freda came to visit us in hospital with ivy n David, she was that excited to see her n her face lit up always.
This photo means the world to me, it when I just had Amelia, she must b only 10 hours old here. Freda was so excited to meet her 9th great grandchild. She came to hospital with ivy and David and I'm so glad I got this photo to keep for when Amelia older.
So glad you made it grandma, more importantly you made my day miss you always and forever
Mum with Grandson James having a laugh at something as they often used to
She loved to be outdoors x
She loved her Happy Meals lol
At Mason Mills having lunch
Mum with her Granddaughter Josie on a day out in Matlock x
Celebrating her Granddaughter Josie's Prom x
At Splash Landings x
She loved her family - they were everything to her
With mum & dad on our first holiday to Spain
Mum always enjoyed her holiday's with Doreen & Tom
When mum met Harry & Megan
At Treetops Hospice
Don't think mum was too sure about having this corn snake round her neck lol
One of our many lunches out At Whetherspoons
Afternoon Tea @ Beauvale Priory
Enjoying a day out at Treetops Hospice xx
Mum, at a Hunt & Colleys Christmas dinner I di believe? With one of David's cigars
Mum with grandson Riley x
Miss you so much grom. This is my favourite photo ❤️❤️❤️xxxx
Enjoying Pirate Day @ Matlock
Mum and great great grandson Archie x
A very proud mum with Amelia
Mum loved her scratch cards x
Mum with Lily
Mum & Amelia
With her Grand-daughter. Josie x
Watching The World Go By x
At Alfreton Party in the Park
Miss you loads mum 😢💔xxxx
One of our Our last photos together :-( Batman & Robin forever xx
She loved playing on the penny drop machines on our day out in Matlock. She looks so happy x
Happy Family :-)
Rita & Mum
Rita, Freda & Ivy
Mum, on the "pop" again with Doreen Evans
Mum on the "pop" @ Peak Shopping Village
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