The obituary notice of Marjorie Elizabeth (Madge) WEBB

Madge, I had the honour to look after you for around a year. You were always so warm and friendly, and you even taught me how to make Marmalade!!
You were always so kind to me and were such a good listener, I think sometimes, you helped me, as much as I helped you.
I will really miss our chats and your laugh was always so infectious, we often had a really good giggle.

I loved all of your stories and the memories that you shared.

You had so much love for your husband and family, I know you will leave a huge hole in their hearts.

Rest in peace Madge, you were a real gem.

With love

Sarah x

I had the privilege of knowing Mrs Webb because her eldest son, Ian, was probably my best friend at school. I spent every Saturday morning, Easter holidays and all summer holidays during the mid to late sixties working for Graham. A very fair minded man who used to pay my brother and myself adult rates as he said we did the work of adults. One of the happiest times of my life but unfortunately I have lost touch with the family.

Lovely seeing Mrs Webb getting her hair done in the salon. always colourfully dressed and a smile on her face. Lovely lady sadly missed.
Love from Redz hairdressers x

Mrs Webb was a lovely, kind hearted lady.I had the honour of being her postman for many years.We always had a lovely chat in the mornings and from time to time she would give me some homemade marmalade.Reunited with her husband I will always remember you.