Renee Stovold (15 Jun 1921 - 25 Oct 2020)

a truly special woman. there is a hole in our lives x

Love you Nan x

Love you Nam x

Love you Nan x

When I think of Renee, I think of her lovely smile and very caring nature. She’ll be greatly missed by so many people. Lots of love, Kirsti Feaviour and family xxx

I will miss you mum, especially Christmas when I would always sit next to you and chat 💜xx

So many great memories, a wonderful aunt, loving sister to my Dad - we'll remember you always. Steve and Viv.

I love you, I miss you and I cannot wait to see you again one day ❤️ My best friend x

Renée, it's hard to accept you are gone. We have talked about you every day since and will continue to do so. Beautiful, elegant, kind and full of fun. You were one of a kind. We love you. We miss you. Sleep tight xx

You were the best nan anyone could ever ask for, I never thought I would see this day come and I miss you so so much already. I will never be able to thank you enough for everything you have done for me and I’m so glad me and Zach got to spend all the time we have since he was born with you. I miss being able to just walk into your bedroom and say good morning, making your cappuccino at 11 after you had listened to your quiz, making you the same lunch as Zach, all of our lovely chats and sharing wine in the evening. You’ve left so many people that loved you but you are now with so many people in heaven who loved you too so I know you will be looked after, love you forever nan xxxxx

Thank you for being the best great nanny, I’ve loved spending all the time I got to spend with you. There are so many things I already miss about you, I wish I could climb on your chair and watch The Chase, crawl up the stairs to see you and I would love one of your cuddles. love you to the moon and back great nanny xxxxxx

In ever-lasting memory of a much-loved aunt. Will miss you forever, Renee. xxx

So many happy memories of a very special lady who always dressed immaculately and enjoyed life to the full.
Manic Christmases at our house with Renee, Doug and our cousins, half-term holidays at the Stovold's for my brother and I, family get-togethers to celebrate special occasions and in later years, treasured phone calls and visits to Dorset.
Renee, I will miss you so much and still cannot believe I won't hear your voice again nor see your cheery smile, but my memories and love will never fade. I hope you are partying somewhere with your much-loved sister-in-law, Jean, and beloved brother, Dennis, sipping on a gin and tonic once again.
Sleep tight, love you lots. xxx

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