----- Clltheroe Advertiser & Times, September 4th, 1997
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PEOPLE OF TH W klBBLE VALLEY
THEIR
DO not stand at my grave and weep, I am not there, I do not sleep, I am a thousand winds that blow,
I am the diamond glints on snow, I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn rain, When you awaken in the morning’s hush, I am the swift uplifting rush, of quiet birds in circled flight, I am the soft stars that shine at night, Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there, I did not die.
/ 0 Lord, support us all the day long of this w troublous life, until the shadows lengthen and the evening comes, the busy world is ^ hushed, the fever of life is over and our
'work is done. Coun. Jenny Grimes, p ■ _
Mayor of the Ribble Valley. DaviH Grimes. Consort
Will be sadly missed by us all — Mrs Joyce Plumridge.
You will be missed throughout the
world. R.I.P.— Hiss Annie Elizabeth Clayton. I^l.p, — Vanessa and Gareth Thompson.
You will be sadly missed. R.I.P.—
D.Musgrove.
Wish you didn’t die, I’ll be missing
you.R.l.P.— Matthew and Daniel Musgrove.
We loved you and will always remem ber you— Joanne Whitehead and family.
Such a sad loss — MoiraThwaites and family.
A beautiful rose between two thorns. Diana: Britain’s finest ambassador in
all things.
Diana — The royal family lost their biggest asset when Charles and^she Were divorced. She was a lovely girl, a Wonderful ambassadress — my sym pathies go also to the family of Dodi Fayed and the chauffeur also killed.
R.I.P. — E Lawson.
Our hearts go out to Diana’s family, especially Princes William and Harry, she will be sadly missed. Also to the family of Dodi al Fayed. Always in our prayers. Rest in
peace.Yours was the light in a very dark world —
M.EHowe.
Diana and Dodi, the light has gone out over the world. Hope you find eternal peace together. God bless you both. Diana, a true and beautiful lady
always. God bless your family— Elva Pickles.
Diana, very sadly missed V. Barnes.
Irreplaceable, greatest ambassador Britain has ever had — H. and K. Cardon.
To Diana and Dodi, may the love you found on earth be the same for you both in heaven — P. Morley. .
Gone for ever, but never forgotten — Jean Lucciani.
To a champion of the disadvantaged comes peace at last —
C.Townsend.
Poignant lines penned by an unknown yf
soldier from the First World War and submitted by
Mr miff flowhurn. of Clitheroe. We give her back O Lord, though our
hearts are wrung with sorrow — Elsie and Andrew Thomson.
W e love you very much and always will. God bless you — S.V. Robinson.
Very upset, but will remember you always — ■ Gordon and Kathleen Wakcham.
You will always be my fairytale princess — Love, Emily Whittaker.
To a very special princess, you were - very kind and pretty - Love, Laura Marlow.
You were a very beautiful person both inside and out, you gave so much love to all you came in touch with and those who didn’t have that privilege. Hope you and Dodi now find everlast ing peace and
happiness.You will be greatly missed. Dodi, look after Di! Anita Whittle.
A loss so great it’s hard to bear, you touched everyone with your warmth and care. A t peace now in heaven
A very special’person loved around the world — Emily Yates.
To a wonderful lady who caught the ,
hearts of us
all.You will be sadly missed — Franklands Newsagents.
Our very own princess,full of love and caring has left this earth but never our hearts.We hope she found happi
ness with her Dodi
Fayed.One things for sure; they have finally found peace.
With deepest sympathy— A. D. and K. L Wilkinson; •
You will now join all our loved ones who have gone before you. Jesus take care of William and Harry and all God’s children — Laura Bailey
So sadly missed. Forever in my
thoughts.You were the only true royal
— K. McDonald.
Remembering you in our prayers — , • EWilson. ■ I."! .
. ■ ’ Edmund Cambien. ■
/ There is a sense of shock and devastation • and our thoughts are with the families
concerned, especially the two Princes. I am sure that everyone in Lancashire will share these sentiments—
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the Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire,
T.nrd Shuttleworth.
you’ll be, the brightest shining star in
the sky to me — Love from Alison, Ray, Charlotte and Nikkita Everett.
No longer in our lives to share, but in our hearts you’re always there — T. Scott and family & R. and M. C.Wilson.
Our sincere condolences to William and Harry and ail Diana’s family hav ing lost their loving mother and friend. A great loss to us all — All the members and staff at Castlefbrd Day
Centre.
Dear Diana, you will be sadly missed by us all. Rest in peace — Celia Caven.
Diana, may you rest in peace B. Meadows.
prajcrst aw »*»“ •/ Chris and staff at Henthom News.
To a very special lady, Queen of
Hearts, loved forever— Clews family, Blacklock family, Reynolds fam-
Forever in our hearts, thoughts and ily.Ormerod family, prayers, so sadly missed — Lorraine,
Diana, so very, very sorry. May you rest in
peace.You will be forever in my prayers — Mrs R. Priest.
Diana, a true royal! God bless you Sylvia and Les Rogers.
You’ll be greatly missed, bless you love L- Sharon Penman, Paul and Bradley James.
Dear Diana, you will be sadly missed, but never forgotten. God bless you David and KamalaThornber.
Dear Diana, gone but never forgotten, forever in our hearts — The Ellison family.
To a very special
lady.You will always stay in our thoughts — P. Bond.
Our hearts and souls are bleeding today, We thought Diana was here to stay,
She touched our hearts from beginning to end,
Will our broken hearts ever mend?, Her lauehter and smile were so unique, The worid stopped and listened when she started to speak,
Diana understood illness and strife,^ Even though she was our prince’s wife, William and Harry she loved so much, Wherever she went she had the human touch,
People’s anger and tears are all around, For true love Diana had only just found,
A fairy tale ending it may not have been, Diana didn’t know/She could not have seen,
She was more than a princess to us all, She was beautiful and radiant and very tall, To our Queen o f Hearts goodbye for now, On earth and in heaven to you we’ ll bow.
Diana, you’ll live on forever in our
hearts.RIP — Linda,Tony, Lindsey, Kim.
Rosa GotL
Words cannot convey the sorrow felt at the loss of a wonderful mum and princess of the people ■ Brenda and Margaret.
A lady who will be sadly missed but will be in our hearts forever and will always be remembered by the nation. She was a lovely mum to William and Harry and she stood up for what she believed in. Sadly missed Sonia and David Owen.
Darling of the people taken before her time — Sheila Stott.
T(J Djana and Dodi( together forever The whole world will always love and — Carol Baines.
^ ^ r s M e 0o f? h 7m o o r -aVe “ “ With deepest sympathy and sorrow AnnandTedDuffin.
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C.Samsbury.____________________ _ ■ ;
A great star has been dimmed; Remembering your Christian life •
i^THE queen of hearts, always in oty; •'hearts. May you rest in peace. Our thoughts are with your family —
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’ Coun. and Mrs J. McGowan, Clltheroe Town Mayor and Mayoress.
Memories last forever— Colin D. Bonner.
She brought so much happiness to othersWill always be remembered —
J.Joyce.''ll/- -i;J ‘ in God bless you — Lois Kay.
Such a sad loss. Love you,You will be , missed f -M . .Christy.
Only when we dream do we realise that reality Is the
nightmare.Your death has touched us
all.To William and Harry, be strong and have faith —
Mr and Mrs Dowden. ■■X
I feel as thopgh a bright light has been extinguished. Hopefully her sons will follow her-example regarding the good works she has carried out over the years — S. Jackson.
Diana and Dodi,you and your families are In our prayers— M.anld
D.J.fogg.
God bless,you'and your beloved sons — J,Platt b
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Forever young, forever beautiful. Good night and God bless our dear princess, t
Love always— Helen Johnson and family.
I keep thinking that it’s all some horri- bld dream. No words can express my
deep sadness — Carol de'Beneducd.
With all my deepest sorrow— Valdo de Beneducci. ■
J ■ ■ . Diana,’ you are sadly missed by the
manYPe°p le y °u helped. Rest In peace. All our love — Hazel White and Eddie Read.
Diana, we will always love you and your sons will always be in our
prayers.You were a great blessing to the world. We will greatly miss your presence. May you now be at peace—
Mrs Djemal.
When I spoke about the tragic death of
w r a N ’i N y A i N . But it has happened and
™ Diana, Princess of Wales, to the congre
gation last Sunday morn
ing, I suggested that anger was among the emotions which it was groper to feel. Anger thatlo beautiful, though not faultless, a life should have been cut short; anger that the country has been deprived of such a superb mother of the future king;and anger that William and Harry have been robbed of their mother
inthisway. Not knowing all the cir
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cumstances, I could not say exactly at whom the anger should be directed. I t just seemed that there had to be a better way of dealing with unwelcome photographers, than by driving at a danger ous speed. The later news, that Diana’s car was driven at 120 miles an hour along a curving road by a man who had been drinking rein forces one’s anger that such a thing could happen.
people the world over mourn the death of the lovely Diana at the age of
36. The Christian faith does . , ,
not belittle the tragedy, but it does point to a God who can bring good out of suf fering, though it is too early to say what that good will be. Maybe the memory of Diana’s compassion, warmth, sense of justice, humour, elegance and her impatience with royal stuffiness will continue to bring light into many peo ple’s lives. Maybe in some strange way her death, as well as her life, will put fresh resolve into Prince William. Dare we hope that the rest
of the royal family will learn from Diana’s humani ty and her willingness to
show emotion? I was appalled at two
aspects of the Sunday morning service at Crathie; first that William and Harry were required to attend within hours of
-With deepest sympathy to you our lovely lady — L and M. Patterson.
hearing of their mother’s death, and second that Diana was not even men tioned by name. It must have been the only church service in the coun
try not to mention her. Perhaps the occasion was handled like this so as to keep life as normal as possi ble and to avoid emotions being aroused. Obviously, as outsiders we do not have the full picture. But grief and tears are part of life. There is nothing Christian about keeping a stiff upper
lip and “being brave” at all costs. Jesus shows us a God who was unashamed to weep at the death of a friend. I f Diana’s legacy is
to show that royalty and humanity — being warm with people and touching them — can be com bined, then her life will not have been in
vain. ClUilg J Rodney Nicholson,
Vicar of St Paul’s, Low Moor.
We have done our best to list correbtly people’s signatures, which were in some cases' „ ,attempt . “ , -
difficult to read, and we apologise for any mistakes made in ourattairottddeal quickly with your wonderful, heartfelt condolences.
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God works in mysterious ways. Maybe one day we will understand why—
P.M.Bialecki.
To Princess Diana, you are kind — M. and L. Bialecki.
God bless l a
you — S h e i
McGhee.
God bless to the best
Jack and A sh ley McGhee.
Will be missed by us all. So very sorry — The Woodworth family.
The queen of all our hearts. Miss you — the Drain family. W. Fallows .
We will always remember you —
A.SIinger.
Gone from our sight, but not from our hearts — Elizabeth andVince Avery.
Will be sadly missed — Derek and Barbara Pearson.
Together forever, rest in peace- - Mark and Cathy Preston, Ross and Chloe. .
Rest in peace, with love — Grant, Pauline and Claudia Nurse.
Rest in peace — Alun Howe. Your work was outstanding, you’ll be
■ • greatly missed — S. S. Howe.
To someone who truly
cared.You will be missed — Gillian, Peter, David and James Healey.
’Your strength and courage will .stay
with us — J. Crompton, D. Crompton.
Thank you for the Joy you gave us. May you rest in peace ■ Liz Rowntree.
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To a really true Princess,gone but not forgotten. Rest in peace — Pauline, Michael and boys. ■ . ■
W e thank God for your life, and the good work you have done. May you rest in peace — Leo and Alice Wells.
May you rest in peace, which you so
much deserve — Frances and Philip Ellison. Greatly missed by all — Judith Smith.
To a true Princess, our thanks — Matthew Smith.
, Rest in peace — Ann and Jim Coltam
Sadly missed — Barbara, Nick, Katie, Joanne, Richard and Emily.
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