This photo was taken round about 1976/1977

I met Corrine when my daughter Kayleigh started Dance Class at Cleobury Parish Hall. Kane my son would have been about 5 years old..he often used to join in at the back with the girls much to the amusement of Corinne!

On this occasion he burst into the hall running over to Corinne anouncing very loudly " I know a bad word beginning with C"...Can you imagine the scream of laughter that came out of Corinne? I can still hear it! I was horrified wanted to run...but Corinne carried on laughing and told him that perhaps he shouldnt say the bad word...but no it had to come out...."Crap he said Crap" Well that made it worse more screams of uncontrollable laughter! She told this story often and still we laughed!

The World is just not the same with out you my Dear Friend! X

i could be here forever and a day with the millions of stories me and corinne have shared. Every day was a different story wether it had been good or bad, she was my mommy number2 and we shared everything.
But my fondest memory has to be when we'd have our summer day out.
She took myself, heather and my friend nancy to Warick Castle and was sure filled with memories taking funny pictures round the castle of all the wax models and walking through the gardens with the peacocks and having a lovely picnic in the sun, but corinne wanted more excitment and MADE us go into the ghost tower!
We all screamed and shook with fear as we were touched by these ghosts and we literally ran through the place of course corinnes scream scared most of the ghosts off so we were safe. But when we looked back we would be in hysterics of laughter by how scared we were!
that day was one of the best days ever and i'l never forget it.

Keep dancing and I will too.
The memories are filled with tears of joy and although i feel lost without you i know your out of pain and looking down on all of us.
I miss you more each day, but i can always rely on you to guide me in the right direction even if it does lead me into a tower filled with ghosts!
i'm smiling for you :) and im sure your hysterical with all my antics.
dont let go, x x x x x x x x x x x x x x

I have known Corinne since my family and I moved to Bromford Road in 1958 and Corinne and her family lived around the corner and we soon became best mates.  There are so many memories.  She would come around and we would play records in our veranda and we would dance and laugh and have such fun.  She would talk and talk and talk.  My mum would say she had been injected with a gramophone needle as she never stopped talking.  We would sit in my "Beatles Den" (which was a little cubby hole under the stairs) where I had all my Beatles posters and talk and talk and talk.........

I particularly remember the wonderful bonfire nights around at her house when Ken would build a huge bonfire and we would have hot potatoes and hot chocolate.

And then there were the times when we would chase the rabbit around the garden trying to catch him!

Such happy memories.  I miss her so much

No more pain now though Corinne and I am sure you are still around us, watching over us and listening to our gossip