Ann Moore (17 Aug 1940 - 22 May 2020)

Ann so many wonderful times and happy memories. A special lady with a personality that was infectious. You were one of a few people I would parade around the living room with a broom stick up my back pretending to be a giraffe for.
You will be so missed, sending lots of love your way xxx

Aunt Ann
I’m so grateful to have shared so many wonderful memory’s with you. You always kept us entertained as kids, playing hide the sock, sand sea shore.We would all be waiting at the door for Aunt Ann to arrive. You lit up any room you walked in❤️. You will be Truly missed😞
Love always
Jenna & Ollie xxx

Such a wonderful lady and neighbour. An ear to listen, a shoulder to cry on and arms to hug you whenever you wanted, and a cup of sugar when I ran out. Will be very sadly missed. Love to all the family.

Getting teary reading all the comments, but it makes me feel warm inside to know how much love you gave to us all, forever in our hearts, Rest in peace Aunt Ann ♥

Aunt Ann, a true family member. She made us laugh, she made us cry, she loved our kids, she loved to dance, most of all she loved her Matt.

This is one ladie I will not forget, the fight she had in her and jokes she made till the end. My birthday will not be the same without you singing to me 😥

You are one of kind. You will be truly missed but never forgotten. Love you loads. Sleep tight.

Ann was more of a mum to me and Ali and grandmother to my daughters, a truly wonderful person , she was as lovely on the inside as on the outside , so so sadly missed by everyone who knew her, the only person to call me Nicky all my life , never forgotten xxx

Aunt Ann, i will miss you so much and you will be forever in my heart. Love you to the moon and back. Xxx

What an amazing woman, gonna miss her so much, the times we had together when matt went round my nana and grandads to watch leicester play and id trot round their house. We'd have a drink and biscuit in our hands and we'd talk about what ever, if that was anns childhood or my life at school or watching random things on tv and laughing at it. One thing id miss the most is helping her out, weather that was walking round the co-op with her or getting my hand deep into the water feature and cleaning it out

To me and would always be my grandmar and ill miss her so much but remembering she'll be looking down on us all

Rest in peice Ann xx

Aunt Ann - what can I say? All those great memories we shared together, you were so much fun to be with, the memories are endless like the days down Loxley Road, being a Super Star to all the kids through the years, family Boxing days. So innocent (I think) cheeky/rude stories. The drinks round our house - 1 gin and tonic pretending to be 'sozzled'. Holidays together (swimming in Turkey springs to mind!). Your sayings such as Oh I say. Our lifts to the football. Meals in the Forge.
We will miss you so much but the family legend will live with us forever. Gutted Kev x

I'd like to echo what others have said about Aunt Ann.

Aunt Ann, look at all the amazing things people have said about you. Every single one is true. You were such an amazing person, making everything fun & games for us all when we were kids (and adults 🙂).
You had used to say to us, when you picked us up after football, that you could tell if we had won or lost by looking at us as we walked towards the car. What you didn't know was that we were always winners for having you in our lives. You're an inspiration to us all. The very best.
Things will never been the same again, and we're missing you so much. Rest in peace, Ann. Lots of love Ross, Nikki & Gene. X