One year! Where has the time gone? It still feels like it was only yesterday, sometimes the rawness of losing you hits me like a freight train...... but the boys and I are doing ok, we have become so close because we share your loss as only we can. You can take great comfort knowing they are here for me, I know how much you hated leaving me,But rest easy my love, I will live my life as fully as I can, Travel to all the countries we had planned, see our friends, and watch over our boys, who by the way have grown into wonderful men, who we are so very proud of and love beyond measure. Take care sweetheart xxx

On behalf of everyone at Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation, thank you for your on going continued support, it means so much to our patients and their families - Thank you x

Growing up I’ve always looked up to my dad listening to his stories of his time in the army ,mostly ones I couldn’t possible share,I always wanted to do whatever he once did in some way I felt there was a bit of a competition of who was the naughtiest one out of us, well it turns out i’m Definitely my fathers son, my dad has always been brilliant when it came to giving advice, helping me out in difficult situations and just being there for me when I needed someone to talk to. I couldn’t thank him anymore for my upbringing and childhood memories he’s given me, he couldn’t of done it any better. He’s not just been my father but one of my closest friends. I also couldn’t thank my mum enough for everything she’s done for me I wouldn’t be who I am today if it wasn’t for both of them, my mum’s has been an absolute rock through out this from the start, she’s done an amazing job looking after my dad, I couldn’t be anymore proud of her and I am proud to call her my mum. I’d like to say a big thanks you to my mum and dad, Marianne and Colin. Thank you everyone who showed their face today giving my dad the send off he deserves. George Warner