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Author Archives: helen
In Memory of Stephen Southwood
Born 28th June 1964 – Died 14th August 2013
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Remember, Remember the 28th of September
On Saturday at about 2.00 pm. I looked around my kitchen diner and out onto my garden and thought this is amazing. The marquee was up, the tables and chairs all laid out, the food overflowing and beautifully displayed, the … Continue reading
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Ben and Amy’s Wedding
I’ve had some requests for photos of Ben and Amy’s wedding. I’m not sure how Steve use to connect to his photo album so here a just few photos which I’ve been able to insert onto the page. The wedding … Continue reading
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A Celebration of Steve’s Life
Dear family, friends, cruisers and blog readers. Thank you so much for all your many messages and kind words to me. It has been quite overwhelming but a real comfort too. I have always know what an amazing man Steve … Continue reading
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Sailing away with Dignity
This is so hard to write. My wonderful Steve died this afternoon. Everything happened so fast. The day after I wrote the last blog, Steve’s high temperature continued to worsen. He started becoming more confused and losing his coordination. Each … Continue reading
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