Mo Harris (6 Aug 1939 - 3 Aug 2015)

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Harworth Methodist Church Waterslack Road Harworth DN11 8DW
Date
20th Aug 2015
Time
12pm
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Styyrup Hall Golf Club Main Street, Styrrup DN11 8NB
Date
20th Aug 2015
Time
1.15pm

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In loving memory of Mo Harris who sadly passed away on 3rd August 2015 at her home in Bawtry aged 75 years. The dearly loved wife of Eddie Harris, dear mum of Karen and Karl and step mum of Glenn, Martin and Suzie, also, a much loved nanna.

Luisa Diana wrote

Dear Karen and Karl,
I am sorry to hear of your mum's passing and my condolences to all the family.
Forgive me if for contacting you this way, that is on this obituary page for Aunty Maureen, but I have been searching for some time now.
Our family lived a few door down from yours on New Road in Peterborough growing up. You guys moved but we kept in touch till the early 1980s.
My mum now 83 often speaks about you and says that she would love to see you both again. This goes for all of us girls too so I would love it if you got in touch.
love,
Luisa

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  • Luisa I have just seen this post I would love to get back in touch. Look me up on Face Book https://www.facebook.com/karl.mcauley and send me a message so we can share contact details

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Edmond Harris wrote

Just some of the many things I miss sharing with MO. Quiet evenings playing crib and gin rummy, cruises Thoresby hall, theatre, good music, garden centres, Richmond, coach trips, eating out, our garden, a quiet coffee on the patio, our playing at Pete and Dud, and so many more.

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Edmond Harris wrote

My very special lady,I will love for ever. xxx Eddie

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Cynthia's 60th birthday party 2002

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Karl McAuley wrote

When I think of mum I remember the strong lady, who taught me right from wrong and brought me up so that I had the tools and abilities to be the best person I could be.
Everyone here will recognise the sentiment of mum being a strong lady, a lady who touched so many lives many more than any of us will know, as every encounter with my mum will have been a memorable one.
It's at these sad times that we remember the good aspects, but to remember the person we have to remember the whole. Mum had her down sides as anyone who had a disagreement with mum will well know. There was never any room for confusion regarding if mum was annoyed, as I mentioned on the obituary site, mum's super hero power would likely be the thermostat!!!!
But no matter what your view, mum never did anything in a vindictive nature, her actions always stemmed from a strong belief of right and wrong.
Mum's strength was very much founded in her empathy, backed up with humour so at first thought she found the perfect vocation as a nurse. I say first thought as the more I think about this I realise that it wasn't and isn't true. It wasn't the nurse that made the woman, but the woman that made the nurse.
Mum's humour never faltered, right to the last she was joking around. Only the Friday before she passed, she was out in the garden eating gooseberries, and asked me for a spoon, she wouldn't tell me why she wanted the spoon, she just gave me that mischievous smile. So.I fetched an array of spoons to cover all eventualities so I didn't need to go back. I then asked again, what do you want the spoon for? To which she responded for the cream which is still in the fridge!!!!!
It is a sad time, but mum's strength was such that there was never any doubt that she would not let go until she was ready. I strongly believe that being ready for mum did not mean that she was waiting until she had made her peace with dying. I believe mum made that peace a while ago. Being ready for mum was very much in line with the way she lived her life, she waited until she knew that we were ready, she was ready when she knew we would be ok.
I would now like to read from a short poem that I found from an anonymous author.
As I walk through the journey of life, I remember.
I remember how you helped me to grow
with love, truth, and honesty.
I remember how you helped me to choose the right path with values, morals, and self worth.
I remember how you gave me dreams
with hope and confidence.
Thank you mum for giving me the tools to live my life helping me to become the man, husband and father I am today.
Love you mum.

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Mum getting down with the Grand kids - some nice posing :)

Mum getting down with the Grand kids - some nice posing :)

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Lynn Kinsey wrote

I have many memories of a fun filled childhood of caravan holidays, card playing, good times just hanging out together but mostly laughter with Maureen. I was lucky enough to call Maureen my Aunty although not blood related. I remember the sound of her laugh, her confidence,her warmth, her infectious smile, the constant mischief in her eyes and her knack of making everything fun. Never to be forgotten x

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such a wonderful send off fir a beautiful woman inside and out

such a wonderful send off fir a beautiful woman inside and out

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such an amazing woman! she wilk never be firgotten by many and my love for her will never die ❤

such an amazing woman! she wilk never be firgotten by many and my love for her will never die ❤

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Punch and Judy show Heacam 1950 Cynthia, Maureen and Michael

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Robert Fiske wrote

In memory of a lovely lady and for such a worthwhile cause

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