Your browser has cookies disabled. Make sure your cookies are enabled and try again. If you believe that there is an error, please contact us for assistance.
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Sheila Rothery, 64 years old, born on August 25, 1951, and passed away on August 22, 2016. We will remember her forever.
5 years without you mum, how I miss you … so sorry I can’t come and sit a while today, I wonder what you would think about us having this awful Covid virus, I know you would be here with your hotpot and bringing the children get well sweeties - I am still as heartbroken as when I said goodbye in that hospital room 5 years ago…even more so to be fair. Keep on looking down on us, I will come and chat with you when we are all better - I love you and will forever xxx
My beautiful friend my sis, I cannot believe a year has gone by since that sad day. Helen in some wonderful way has stepped into your shoes, we meet up often and I know that would make you happy. Max the little dog you gave me still sits at my door and I think of you every time I look at him. Miss you always Shezzy xx
To my mum, I miss you today, I missed you yesterday and I will miss you tomorrow, nothing changes, you aren't here, I love you more than I did when you were here, that sèems wrong, but I understand more about what you did for me now you aren't here! I wish I could bring you back, but I can't and that makes me sad, but I know you are free from pain, that makes my pain worse, I would rather me be in pain than you - I don't know what happens up there and at the moment can't even believe there is an up there, but I can live in hope that one day we can have another hug, you know those mummy hugs that make it all better... one of those... in the meantime, I miss you, i love you, and I will never feel love like we had again... never - I will try my best to forever make you proud - your daughter forever and always, Helen xxx
My amazing Auntie, I'll never forget all the happy times, your smile or incredible sense of humour and wit and all the times you made us laugh. Sleep tight Miss u always Xxxx
I first met you the year my beautiful mum died and you spent lots of time helping me through it. One day I was walking down the school corridor when I heard you call "Wendy Jane " my mum use to call me that ( but normally when I was in trouble though) and it just made me smile and cry. You will always be in my heart and my love goes to Peter ,Helen and your beautiful grandchildren. Rest in peace love always xxxxx
We are so sorry to have heard this sad news you and all who knew Sheila will have lots of great memories that no one can take rest in peace Sheila with Geoff and all up in heaven xxxxx
I have so many happy memories of times we have shared together and will treasure them forever. When life got tough you were always there to lend an ear and tell me that everything would be alright. You really were one special lady and one of my 'mums'. I will miss you loads. Rest in peace. Xxxx
My beautiful friend, my sis. Over the years we've shared good times, laughter and tears but that has all changed now. I will miss you so much but you will always have a special place in my heart. Sleep tight xx
5 years without you mum, how I miss you … so sorry I can’t come and sit a while today, I wonder what you would think about us having this awful Covid virus, I know you would be here with your hotpot and bringing the children get well sweeties - I am still as heartbroken as when I said goodbye in that hospital room 5 years ago…even more so to be fair. Keep on looking down on us, I will come and chat with you when we are all better - I love you and will forever xxx