Brenda Sanders (22 Feb 1936 - 31 Aug 2020)

Thank you to everyone for your kind donations in memory of our lovely mum. It’s wonderful to know that the Altzheimers Society will be able to use your donations in their work with this awful disease.
Thanks also go to Gina and David Hunt, Jeff and Veronica Hunter, and Dennis and Irene Whelan who kindly made donations by cheque.
We are incredibly touched that mum has been honoured in this way,
Belinda and Julie x

I will miss you so much, Auntie Brenda. We spent so little time together but I loved every minute. Thank you for all the happy memories. And the cherries... xxx

With love always Grandma xx

In memory of a truly lovely lady

Brenda was lovely lady who made the most delicious apple pies. We will miss our chats in the Close and over a cup of tea.

We have so many happy memories of lovely times spent with Brenda . Jeff called her his “Queen of Pies” as she baked delicious pies for him . Rest in peace, dear friend.

My mum was a smart and independent woman who had lived in different countries , had her own business and liked a party!
She was a fabulous “Grandma” and had such a great relationship with Josh. She will be missed so much but we have amazing memories.
All our love Julie, Jed and Joshua x

Thank u for many hours or playing bridge with you. Susan

In memory of a lovely Mum and a wonderful Grandmother. No words can do her justice x

Brenda was such a lovely, funny, witty lady and we will miss her very much. We’ll never forget how she made sure Marc tried every pudding at her 80th birthday party!

Such sad news. Brenda was a lovely lady and neighbour. Will miss our long chats over the front wall and her delicious home cooking.
Love to all the family xx

Pete & I enjoyed playing bridge with you it was fun xx

Sending this donation with love to you all
Dawn, Rick, Elizabeth and George xx

I have such fond memories of Brenda, who was my neighbour in Milldam Barracks, Portsmouth when my mother died when I was only seventeen. She took me under her wing and was so kind to me. My condolences to all her family.

On behalf of Ann Tranter, one of mum’s dear friends. Mum loved playing Bridge with you, Ann and also loved cooking for you all. X

I was so very sorry to hear of Brenda's passing. My condolences to all the family.
Brenda was a really lovely lady, very kind and generous. I was one of her regular partners at Titchfield B.C. for about seven years. We had some good nights and some not so good but regardless of the outcome we always enjoyed the evening. I will miss her friendship.

I enjoyed playing bridge with Brenda at the club.
I will miss her.
Ken

Fond memories of Brenda, especially during my teenage years. She was kind, generous and adored her family. Rest in Peace Brenda. Sending lots of love to Julie, Belinda and families from Zoë and also the Leeman Family xx

Brenda was such a lovely lady, happy, generous and she was very much part of my teenage years. I spent many happy hours with her and Cyril, waitressing, helping Julie in the shop and guest house. She will be greatly missed. Sending much love to Julie, Belinda and their families , Zoë and also the Leeman family.

Julie and I went to Senior school together and we worked at the Masonic Hall in Fareham as waitresses for Cyril and Brenda. I spent many happy hours in their company and home, helping at Brenda’s shop and their guest house. I remember Brenda as a happy, loving lady who adored Cyril, Julie and Belinda. She will be greatly missed, rest in peace Brenda with lots of love Zoë and also all the Leeman family.

I date back to Hedge End Bridge Club days with Brenda who was a lovely lady,always smiling & cheerful, & genuinely interested in what was going on in your life.
I was lucky enough to be on her “sweets” distribution list at the bridge table - not a privilege extended to all!!!

A great Sister who will be missed, who enjoyed life to the full and always talked about the enjoyment when being evacuated to Bishopstone and feeding the ducks on the pond

Brenda was my husband Jim and my friend for 50 years, and we have had lovely times together. Especially when we went to the Scilly Isles together after Cyril died. Brenda was feisty, energetic, a great cook and wonderful pastry maker, and she always made me laugh. She knew all the names of flowers and plants and she had a wonderful ways with gardens. She rose above the difficulty problems life threw at her, and made a good and loving life for her girls. I will miss my friend greatly.

Fond memories of Brenda at Titchfield Bridge Club
Dick

I’m memory of the many happy times I shared with Brenda.