Peter's Headstone.
- Thread starter Pearl
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About bloomin' time! Do like the Grommit toy at the bottom very fitting
Marianna
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The plain cross placed by the funeral director is still there. I wonder if the headstone is so new that T.W. Birks and Son haven't yet had time to come up from their place on Woodhead Road to retrieve the temporary marker that they placed when they handled the burial.
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Once the crosses are there they tend to stay there unless the family remove it, sounds bad but I have my mother and mother in laws in my garden.
Adrian Morris
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A plain simple headstone. Peter would have liked it. The wooden cross wouldn't have lasted long in the Yorkshire weather.
captain clutterbuck
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Pearl it doesn't sound bad whatsoever, it is very understandable and if it helps you come to terms with your loss and grief then no one with an ounce of compassion would think it bad .
captain clutterbuck
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I am so so pleased that whoever finally decided it was appropriate to mark his passing with due reverence and provide a fitting and understated tribute , like the man himself, have followed it through to a befitting tribute.
I'm struggling to read the last line?
ferret
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Me too.
Louise Lawrence
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The last line says "Have a cracking day!"
You outlaw you
I just didn't want my mams to go to waste and I wanted to keep an eye on the mother in lawYou outlaw you
I was a bit slow on the uptake as usual, I actually thought you had them buried in your garden at first!I just didn't want my mams to go to waste and I wanted to keep an eye on the mother in law
Only the wooden crosses.I was a bit slow on the uptake as usual, I actually thought you had them buried in your garden at first!