Anita Hastings (3 Jan 1938 - 13 Jan 2020)

In loving memory of our auntie Anita, she will be dearly missed and so fondly remembered. We will always remember her generosity, fun, modesty and warmth. Her cherished quilted blankets that were so kindly received for Harry and Poppy whilst growing up. The crafted Christmas wishes that took pride of place in our home. The stories and jokes we shared whilst growing up, her big smiles and strong family bond. She was everyone’s favourite auntie! Together again with Ronnie. She will forever be in our hearts, Simon, Laura, Harry & Poppy x

In memory of my lovely sister who had a great sense of humour. Will very much miss my visits up to Horncastle. Henry x

We have all lost a lovely lady/friend in our lives, we used to meet up weekly making greeting cards followed by lunch. Anita was a very talented lovely lady and will be sadly missed by us all. Marj, Ronwyne & Sue xx

We will miss your happy face popping into the shop and sharing all your quilting projects with us.
Despite not always feeling well you always stayed cheerful.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. RIP. We will miss you.x

Anita was a wonderful mother-in-law and truly made me feel like one of the family. She is at the center of many happy memories beginning in the early days when I met Mike (cooking us delicious meals when we returned from the days windsurfing) right up to treasured memories of Anita and Janet's trip to Oregon in 2018. Anita was a rock for me and my sister Tracy when our parents were sick and she helped to give us strength to get through those difficult times.
Anita I will miss you and I promise to take good care of Mike and Janet.

We will miss your friendly face and your willingness to help with the shop and our craft outings with the guild. Your craftwork was exceptional. Sorry I am unable to attend the funeral. My thoughts are with your family and a toast to your life will be made.

Anita's friendship meant a lot to me, I enjoyed her company in the shop and she shared memories of her time living abroad, of Janet and Michael growing up and retirement with Ron. We also shared lots of laughs too. I really do miss her on a Friday morning. So sorry not to be able to come to the funeral, but my thoughts and prayers will be with you.

I will miss catching up with you on a Friday as your shift ended and mine began. Your family and your wonderful craft work are a great legacy to you. RIP

Anita will always be remembered as an enthusiastic volunteer at The Joseph Banks Centre and a talented crafter. I shall miss her smile and her energy,she never wanted to stand still for long,she was always willing to get stuck in. My thoughts are with you at this time.

A fellow craftswoman and fabric lover, such sad news. You are in my thoughts. x Helen

Will miss Anita sat next to her at West Ashby sewing group more talking then sewing sometimes.

In memory of a lovely friend who I spent many hours crafting with.

In memory of a lovely friend