Alice Millar (22 Apr 1922 - 29 Dec 2020)

Nana, you were one of a kind and lived a full and incredible life. I will miss you so much and the time we spent together, always so loving, caring and interested in what was going on in our lives. I’m so happy that our children got to know you so well, and they always enjoyed coming to see you. You are an inspiration to me, and I know you will be to them too.
You leave such a legacy behind you, with children, grandchildren and great grandchildren who all adored you and are better that you were in our lives.
I love you Nana. Rest In Peace, and here’s to a life well lived xxx

So proud of you mum. You’re an absolute inspiration- a strong woman who, in many ways, was ahead of her time. So sorry that the last months were so dreadful for you but at least you’re no longer suffering. Will miss you so much. You were so very loved by the many who are here because of you - you’ve certainly had an impact! Rest in peace, our wonderful and amazing mum ❤️

I’ll miss you so much Grandma, I’m so glad that I got to be a part of your long and full life, and I know that while you’re no longer here, you’ll always be with us in our thoughts. Your children and grandchildren and great grandchildren will miss you so much, Love you always, and as I share your name, I’ll never forget you.

We are truly saddened that we were never able to travel to the UK last October. I would never had imagined that I would not have had a chance to see her one last time. I do not have enough words to sum up what you meant to me. You were always my confidant and my rock. I have a multitude of fond memories of you, but the most abiding was you and Dads presence at my RAF Passing out ceremony. I will always remember you.
Love Chris

Sadly, I never had the blessing of meeting you Alice.. But I've learned so much of you through those who have been touched by your warmth, love, strength and character. I know those beautiful stories will be shared with Harper and Quinn by all the amazing people who continue carrying on your legacy. You are deeply loved by so many and it is abundantly clear that your values and teachings in life have been passed down and will live on for generations to come. Much love to all who's hearts are breaking right now. You are all in my thoughts xx

Really sad that we could not of all seen you much this past year but always have great thoughts and memories of times when we did and could.
A forever memory for me is sitting on the kitchen step at number 42 eating your homemade crisp.
An amazing lady that ALWAYS had time for others, you will be missed by all who had the privilege of meeting you and we will make sure you are in our stories for future generations to come. Miss you always Gramna love Colin (say hi to Grandad xxxxx