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Related to Constance Hancock from London?
I am intrigued. Googled the name and wonder if your dear Connie is related to Constance Hancock who came to Australia 2nd World War from London as part of ice skating troupe. She married my uncle and sadly passed away in childbirth in Melbourne near end of WW2. How odd your Connie died on my birthday, 9 July.
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My Dear Mum
Now you are at peace but I miss you so much. You meant the world to me and everyone who knew you. I'm very proud to be your Son and to be able to call you my Mum.
Bless you, all my love.
David xxx

Love You Grandma.. Toodlepip x
Grandma,
Don't really know what to say at this moment in time, words cannot sum up the way I'm feeling.
We have had some amazing times together and I will treasure them forever.
It wasn't long ago that we were having a conversation about how we can't have a better family than we've got, and your right. The happiness of our family has been your life and it will carry on forever.
Dad told me one thing, 'Think of all the good times you've hadwith Grandma, She wouldn't want you to be upset'. Those words are true, one thing you always told me Grandma was to be stong even through the bad times, and even though I sometimes haven't these past couple of weeks I have really tried. This is because I know You, Granddad and Auntie Sandra will be looking down on us now wanting us to live life to the fullest and to remember all the laughs we have had.
I can't tell you how much I'm going to miss you Grandma, you have always been my rock and now I'll be a rock for the young grandchildren and great grandchildren.
I'm sure as years go on you will not be forgotten as I will often share stories with yourG & GG Children about you and all the fun we have had.
I Love You With All My Heart Times Millions & Millions!! Sleep tight..
Toodlepip, Lots Of Love Stef x x x

To My Dearest Mum
Dear Mum
Your suffering's over now, but I miss you so much. Everyone you knew thought the world of you. I'm so proud to be your Son. You were the kindest, most thoughtfull person I knew,always ready to help anyone.
Bless you Mum.
All My Love, Allways.
David xxxxxx

GODBLESS CONNIE
Our sympathies and love go to all the family.You have all had such a terrible year.Connie was an inspiration through her illness and, typically of her,wanted only to make sure that everyone else was ok.She was a lovely mum and Grandma,and to me a wonderful friend and mum-in-law.I know I'll thnk of all her little sayings often,and when I do my heart will remember her with love.Everyone who knows her in Warrington sends their love to you all.She would , as always be very proud of you.
GODBLESS YOU CONNIE
WITH LOVE FROM MONICA, KIERAN & MICHELLE

To a much loved and dearly missed Grandma
There are no words to describe how much we love and miss you. You have touched my life in so many ways and I am blessed to have had you as my Grandma for 22 years. Give my love to Grandad and Aunty Sands, tell Grandad all about Bobby please.
Na night godbless
All our love Sarah, Oliver & Bobby
P.S see you on the 24th x x x x x

Will miss you Auntie Connie
Thinking of you David, Kevin & Andrew, also to my pops Ray Hancock.
Rest in peace Auntie Connie. you are now with uncle Eddie and Sandra
Lots of Love.
Barbie,Barry,Megan & amy. xxxxxxxx
Burlington, Canada

Connie & Her Children

Connie on her 70th Birthday

Claire, Mum & Andrew

Grandma & Aunty Sandra

Me & Mum on her 70th Birthday

John, Simon, Connie & Matt

Sarah, Connie & Stef

A Younger Stef & Grandma Connie

Me & Mum on her 70th Birthday

Grandma and Bobby