The obituary notice of Stephanie HARRISON

My Dearest friend Stephanie and Girlguiding partner in all things crazy and adventurous. We first met over 20 years ago when Ann convinced you to come on a guide holiday with us, little did I know then that you would become one of my best friends. Thank you so much for all the fun times we had, the laughs we shared and the memories we made,
that I will cherish forever. There will never be anyone else quite like you. Your dedication to nursing for over 50 years and to Girlguiding for nearly 40 years is truly outstanding. You continually fought to live against so many odds on so many occasions and I am so glad you were enjoying a Christmas themed weekend away with your friends in your final days. The girls and I have laughed and cried at the fact that you wanted to go back to 'Cromer' on another guide holiday, as it turns out you were just down the road from there when you gained your angels wings. I will miss you so much my dearest friend, Goodnight and God Bless you always. Lots of love and hugs, Julie. Xxx

Had the pleasure coming to know this beautiful lady and her devoted husband Brian whilst caring for her during her hospital stays. Truly amazing fighter right to the very end. Someone who will be greatly missed. R.I.P Steph I will never forget you.

Steph was my best friend ever ,bfe, we shared so many fun trips, getting lost on a few of them ! Brownie and Guide holidays were such fun and memories made . When we shared a few days away together we crafted , drank gin, laughed a lot and enjoyed our time together. I’ll miss her so much but thanks for the memories my bfe .

A truly wonderful, funny and happy person and a fabulous nurse. Fondest memories and great support on my first staff nurse post on H ward Walton