Dedicated to the memory of Heather Christine Mary Baker
BAKER
Heather Christine Mary
Sadly passed away on the 21st August 2024 at Bassetlaw Hospital.
A beloved mum to Bev, Emma and Dan. A much loved Nanna and cherished friend to so many.
Heather worked as a factory nurse at Wolsey until she became a staff nurse at John Coupland Hospital in Gainsborough which she loved and where she made life-long friends.
Her funeral service is to be held on Monday 16th September 2024 at Babworth Crematorium, 11am.
Please dress as bright and colourful as you can to represent her beautiful and vibrant character. Family flowers only.
Donations may be left in memory of Heather to BARK (Babworth Animal Rescue Kennel) or to Macmillan
c/o Lincolnshire Co-Operative Funeral Services, 18 Moorgate, Retford DN22 6RH. Tel; 01777 701 601.
Heather Christine Mary
Sadly passed away on the 21st August 2024 at Bassetlaw Hospital.
A beloved mum to Bev, Emma and Dan. A much loved Nanna and cherished friend to so many.
Heather worked as a factory nurse at Wolsey until she became a staff nurse at John Coupland Hospital in Gainsborough which she loved and where she made life-long friends.
Her funeral service is to be held on Monday 16th September 2024 at Babworth Crematorium, 11am.
Please dress as bright and colourful as you can to represent her beautiful and vibrant character. Family flowers only.
Donations may be left in memory of Heather to BARK (Babworth Animal Rescue Kennel) or to Macmillan
c/o Lincolnshire Co-Operative Funeral Services, 18 Moorgate, Retford DN22 6RH. Tel; 01777 701 601.
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Sent by Lincolnshire Co-operative Ltd on 28/08/2024
I am I and you are you, whatever we were to each other that we still are.
Speak to me in the easy way which you always used.
Why should I be out of mind because I am out of sight?
Life means all that it ever meant, it is the same as it ever was.
Extract from a poem by Henry Scott Holland
