Memory #1

This was a very funny and much retold story amongst us! Emily and Harriet were tree climbing up at the square.  They were both high up in the branches when a man walked up to them and flashed.  He quickly walked off so they jumped 

A Husband’s Eulogy by Stephen Page

Because today we celebrate Emily Jane’s life, her gifts, her legacies which live on and will cause us to never forget her. We celebrate her as a greatly loved and appreciated; mother, daughter, sister, aunt, wife and friend. Emily Jane had friendly blue eyes, which 

A Friend’s Eulogy by Eleanor Kelsey

A Friend’s Eulogy by Eleanor Kelsey

* A video showing the minion soap dispenser is at the end of the eulogy * Emily was my friend, my best friend, and I will miss her terribly. But her presence is everywhere in my flat and I know I will never forget her. 

A Family’s Eulogy by Jo Sinclair

A Family’s Eulogy by Jo Sinclair

When I think of Emily I smile and don’t believe I’m alone.  I met Emily back in 2011 when I moved over from Australia.  She had returned from New Zealand with Mike, Jamie and Katie.  At the time I didn’t realise that she would become 

A Father’s Memory by Joseph Sinclair

A Father’s Memory by Joseph Sinclair

Emily’s love of music was exemplified by her flute-playing. I recall a number of incidents associated with that, including duets in our Kilburn home with a fiddle-playing friend. The best story, I think, involved my treating Emily to a concert at the Barbican Centre given