Branwen Jones Herring

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Ward

Flower sales

Steve & Deb Williams

Clipston Flower Club

We will miss you Bran, your beautiful smile and valued friendship through our shared love of flowers.

Ian and Mary

You will always be remembered with love and such happy memories over the 80 plus years we knew each other. You will be missed.

Andrew Griffiths

Dearest 'Manx,' thank you for wonderful memories with your wonderful family, not to mention the lifts to the Theatre and shopping trips to Market Harborough I never managed to come back and visit you but I've thought of you often and will continue to. Rest in peace, Huna mewn hedd x

Aneurin Owen

Er serchus cof am Branwen merch Llyr.

Atkins

Liz and Bill Sanders

Memories of a delightful lady who had a lovely sense of humour.

Karen Duncan Emily & Adam

We as a family will remember Branwen (Manxy) with lots of love and affection. A kind and gentle lady who was always up for a good natter and was genuinely interested when talking about our family and everyday lives. Family was everything to Branwen. We will miss her lots.

Barbara Hubbard and Family

A good friend who will be sadly missed.

Rachel & Simon

In memory of a lovely lady

Anonymous

Astrid Vamplew

Always a Lady with a Smile or a Cheeky comment

Marilyn and Bob Smythers

We have lots of fond memories of Bran as we lived in North Kilworth for many years and Mark and Jackie asked to be remembered as well.

Margaret and Bryan Jones

It was a pleasure since retirement to have the opportunity to get to know Branwen, and the family more. We remember her fondly as a caring Mother and Grandmother, and we know how much you will all miss her. I will miss the telephone chats we have enjoyed over the last few years, sharing our trips down memory lane, when we were always back in our beloved Wales. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you all on June 11.

Maureen Moss

I didn,t know Branwen until quite late in my life , but always heard my Mum,-Vera, talk of her with great fondness, of her being good fun, and, of course being a smoker, a kindred spirit. I came to know this myself during visits to Wales, N.,Kilworth , Newbury, and a lovely week in Mother Ivey,s bay in N. Cornwall. where I was able to get to know her ,and Mum was right, she was great fun to be around .i know Branwen will be sorely missed by all who knew her, but those who knew her, were privileged to have had that pleasure.