The obituary notice of Lynette COULSTON (ALLEYNE) (Case)

Mrs Alleyne (I could never call you Lynette - old fashioned respect and all that, even thought to told me to), I was shocked and saddened to hear of your passing. It was a privilege to know you, as my best friend Anthony's mother. You often called me his guardian angel and I loved that, but I think Anthony was/is mine. I've never got over losing him. Never will.
My favourite memories of you include your laughing care free nature and you being the minister at Anthony's wedding in 1994. Look after Anthony for me please. I love you all.
Richard xxx

The sudden loss of my amazing aunt has come as a terrible shock as despite her age I remember her always being busy with her various community projects. I will never forget her infectious laugh, her uplifting conversation and her beautiful accent. Rest in Peace Aunt Lyn. X

My dear Lynn you have been in my life for over 36 years I knew you when you were a school teacher at president Kennedy school you you have showed me so much care and support over the years you will be deeply missed now you can rest in peace God bless you xx

Lynn has been in my life for 36 years and I knew her before then when she was a school teacher at president Kennedy school where I went, I loved having her in my life and for all the support she has given me over the years she was a truly loving person and I will miss her and cherish her in my heart she can now rest in peace xx

Dear Sweet Grandma/ Great Grandma, you have given us so much to remember and cherish. With your funny adorable character and your meaningful stories. You will live on for a life time in our memories! Angel sat on the moon 🌙 miss you always and see you soon xxxxx

Love always Enya, Lionel and Erlyn xxxxxx