Pauline Anne Wilbraham

Dearest friend (sister), you're gone physically,but your spirit,will live forever in my soul. I miss our talks,your smile,your kind words when I needed them. You must have been scared towards the end...but never complained or let your loved ones know it. You kept fighting,...and Lavonne and I kept lighting candles as I promised we would. Rest now my friend..in peace. Suffering is over. .Conrad, I m here for you,always. I hope you know that.
ANA.

Dear Pauline,
I would like to say a few more words than last time.
I’ll miss our long chats each week, sometimes twice a week. I’ll also miss the photos you’d send me of Twigg, Scout, the cats and your garden. I enjoyed sending you photos and hopefully amusing videos.
Thank you for being my sister. In the words of a famous song “We’ll meet again…….”.
Much love,
Janetx

Pauline, I never really knew you but you were my cousin on my Grandmother's side (your Dad was her half brother) and I remember our family get togethers many years ago at our house and yours with my parents, Grandmother and brothers. Rest in Peace.
Love from Claire and brothers David and Philip.

Pauline was a lovely person. She was always ready to help with any task or question. Pauline was cheerful and kind to all.

It was her nature to be a servant at heart. She was a friend to all.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to all her family.
Pauline will be missed by all who knew her.

Debbie Brand

Although I have made a career of choosing the proper words ..they fail me now.
My thoughts and prayers go out to Conrad and Janet
Pauline was one of a kind with a heart of gold who gave much more than she ever recieved. I will always remember her kindness, love and all the beautiful things she brought into my life.

John

Pauline, it has truly been my pleasure to have known you the last 14 years. Your warm smile, gentle voice and such class I will remember forever. You are the classiest person I have known! When you were hit with numerous tragic things, your last year, I watched you with grace rise above. You never missed an opportunity to look sharp whether it was walking your beloved dogs, Scout and Twigg, your weekly trip to recycle center or to the grocery store. Your resilience left such a huge impression on me! We knew you would get through this as we regularly talked about your fun and exciting adventure you were going to go on when all this stuff was behind you. I wish for you, you would have been able to travel and live it up prior to leaving this world. You gave for years - decades, to others never asking anything in return. Your loyalty was something you don’t see often. I will remember you forever and always. I still get excited when I realize it’s Friday and I’ll get to see you. We had so much fun!! I’d love to hear your sweet accent and phrase, “ok sweetie, I’ll call in tomorrow”, which meant you were coming by my store. I’ll also miss discussing all the fun English shows on TV. You were just so fun! I miss you terribly. I’m so thankful I have so many great photos of you “modeling”.

Conrad, I’m here. If you need anything please let me know. I plan to keep in touch with you as I know the road ahead of you will be tough. Your Mum would want you to be happy and carry on. While I realize it’s hard, I trust you hold on to those great memories you’ve made together in times of sadness. Your Mum wouldn’t have wanted to be here in her condition - she was the one that took care of everyone else and wanted little in return. Hugs and prayers to you always!

Lisa

Conrad, my thoughts are very much with you with you at this very sad time
Kevin

Friends for over 40years and you will be missed dearly Darling. Guide your family at their time of need, I know you will. The life you lead was a good one and you will be missed more than words can say. Thank you for being a good friend x

Dear Conrad, our sincere condolences on the passing of your mother. With Love and Best Wishes from your cousins Dominic, Simon and Guy.
Uncle Charlie.

To dear Conrad

My memories of your mum are of an incredibly attractive, stylish, and vivacious woman. I admired her, she was so cool, but so warm and welcoming to me when I visited Houston. I remember her animals, her impeccable style, her sense of fun, and the pride she had in you.

I'm so sorry she has gone, and that you must suffer the intense pain of loss. But I know her memory and presence will live on in you, and her strength in you too.

Thinking of you always, and sending all our love to you.

Elizabeth, Andy and the girls xxx