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Originally printed on July 15, 2013 in the Express and Star.
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LAWTON

Mary

Passed away at Wellesley House, on July 10, 2013, aged 89 years.

Funeral Service to take place on Friday, July 26, 2013, at St Leonard's Church, Bilston, at 10am, followed by Burial at Hall Green Cemetery, Bradley.

Family flowersonly, donations if desired to Alzheimer's Society c/o

J HARTLAND & SON

01902 883218.

Anita and Lynne would like to thank all the Staff at Wellesley House Nursing Home for the wonderful care given to Mom.

Mom

For over ten years Iwatched you slowly slip away, bit by bit each day, through the years you were always there when I needed you, when you needed me there was nothing I could do to stop the cruel illness that befell you and took away your dignity, pride and your love from us.

You were bewildered, confused and scared not knowing I was still by your side, no hugs, kisses or words you understood that told you how much I loved you still.

What a honour, privilege and blessing to have you as 'My Mary Mom', the kindest caring person I have ever known.

Nothing was too much trouble for you, you helped and cared for so many through your lifetime.

Your suffering is finally over and now you are with 'Your Phil'.

Wrap your arms around her Dad and give her the love and happiness she deserves and together you can walk in the sunshine forever, to watch over us until we all meet again.

I will love and miss you forever 'My Mary Mom'.

Your everloving Daughter, Anita, Son-in-law Peter, Grandchildren Lee and Justin and Families.

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Mom

God took away your memory so many years ago, the pain you must have suffered no one will ever know.

As your words grew fewer and your silence grew more and more, the Mom that I once knew was in front of me no more.

Therewere often still rare moments when I would look at you, you kindness, strength and spirit would still come shining through.

Then Dad put his arms around you, a fighter to the end, whispered our time has come now Mary, together again, eternity to spend.No one can take my memories of the best Mom in the world, loving, caring, thoughtful, kind and a heart of solid gold.

You are free at last Mom of that cruel illness that took you from us so long ago.

Look after her Dad and may you both forever walkin sunshine.

Loads of kisses from your brokenhearted Daughter Lynne, Son-in-law Frank and Grandchildren Adam and Emma.

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