Pauline Anne Wilbraham

I was so so sorry to hear of Pauline’s death. I have fond memories of coming down to Weybridge as a children with Mam and dad (Cathy and George Stoddart) and my brother John. We had a few holidays there and enjoyed seeing Uncle George and Aunty Evelyn and the girls. You never forget the happy times of your life.
Don’t think I’ve met you Conrad but thinking about you at this sad time.
Take care , Kathleen & John xx

Many happy memories Pauline , you will never be forgotten

So sad to hear about Pauline, she was a lovely lady, she got a puppy from me . I knew her for about 20 years. She would bring crumpets to my daughter. She will be dearly missed.

Pauline, you were our favourite "Girlfriend". Our friendship lasted over 40 years in Houston ever since we first met in the Richmond Arms!
I miss our weekly calls. Your positive outlook was amazing throughout the ordeal of your recent illness. You were never judgmental and always supportive. You were loved my so many and will be sorely missed.
I hope that the strength you showed helps Conrad through this sad time for him.
All our love forever,
Ruthie & Desmonde Cowdery

Always in our thoughts and forever in our hearts Aunty Pauline. I will always remember the good old days in Chester Lodge when you often used to stay over with Conrad. And the mischief that we all got up to!
Thinking of you also Conrad at this sad time.
Lots of love
Debbie and Family x x

Dearest Aunty Pauline ,

I am remembering all the happy times we had whenever I saw you. Especially when I came to Houston on holiday. You will be deeply missed.
All my love
Sam

To my dear sister Pauline,

I will miss you more than words can ever say.
Love you.

Pamela

We were deeply saddened to hear of Aunty Pauline’s passing. Though it has been some years since I last saw her, she has always held a special place in all our hearts and will be missed by everyone. Our thoughts are very much with you Conrad during this difficult time. Sending love and best wishes

My wife, Valerie, has been friends with Pauline, Pamela and Janet for too many years to mention. Myself and the rest of the family met Pauline a few years back during her stay with us when visiting the Island.

Pauline was truly lovely and real pleasure to have met.

Anyone who was fortunate enough to have known Pauline was better from the experience. Her love for her family and animals was an example to us all.

My love and respect goes out to Conrad who has looked after his Mum as a son should. All the memories of growing up will be prominent so embrace them.

Also to Janet and Pamela for the loss of a sibling. The bond siblings have is often forgotten but the untold memories and adventures they share, later to include Val, is so special. In their eyes Pauline will be seen as the bubbly, cheerful, animal loving, and caring little girl who never changed.

The Chase family will always toast your memory in our Christmas speeches. You will not be forgotten.

RIP

Dear Pauline,
I love you and will miss you more than words can say.
J