Sylvia Pain (1 Dec 1937 - 20 Apr 2021)

Dear Mum
I feel so sad that you left us all so quickly after seeing you in good spirits enjoying a glass of wine, typically putting on a brave face as you have done over the last 18 months taking everything that was dealt you with such positivity and dignity. I always look back on my childhood with fond memories and that we was always loved very much by both you and dad and can only console myself with the fact that you are now re-united with your family especially Dad and Julie. Sleep tight and rest in peace Mum love you always xxx

Mum,
Denise and I are missing you so much. You know how much we loved you, and this has left a big hole in our lives. We all thought you were going to pull through this, as you were so strong. So sad you won’t be at our wedding, but you will be in our hearts on that day. I have so many happy memories of you, when I was growing up. And the lovely times we spent together since. You were always there for me, I hope I paid that back in your time of need. Say Hi to Dad, and take a break from housework!
I love you Mum, I miss you. Be at peace. XXX 💔

My precious friend Sylv of 30 years, you have left me with so many precious memories to treasure. Will never forget our week away together in the Algarve, laughter from start to finish. After losing mum you were mum number two, we were always there for each other in good times & sad.
God bless, always & forever close to my heart.

No words can describe the agony I feel at losing my lovely Sylvia. One word however, can describe the years we spent together LOVE. A warmer, kinder more loving person would be hard to find. I will miss her forever! My thanks to all her friends and Family for supporting me through this difficult time.

We are so sorry that you have lost such a special lady. Sylvia was such a big part of my childhood - vibrant and always displaying a love for life. I have such fond memories of those times.
My mum loved her with all of her heart and would have been waiting for her with open arms. I take comfort in the thought that they are together again, looking over us all.
We are so sorry that we couldn't be with you all in person today but are thankful that we could take part online in such a beautiful service.
Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all.