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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
MARILYN RUMMINS (NEE JOHNSON)
WHO DIED TRAGICALLY, AGED 44,
ON SKIATHOS, GREECE
2nd JULY 1993 - BUT IS ALWAYS WITH US
Our Darling
Marjorie Povah
1919 - 1976
Loved by us all
REGGIE POVAH
1912 - 2000
REUNITED WITH HIS DARLING MARJORIE
TOGETHER FOREVER
In Memory of Paul Westlake
MICHAEL EDWARDS 1914 - 1991
David (Stokie)
19.12.50 - 5.8.95
Smudge, Boots
& Friends
Roy
1915
1994
Sponsored by
Martin, Anna & Sara
In Loving Memory of Daniel
10.11.68 - 21.12.87
MIKE RUSSELL
1949 - 2007
Sweet wonderful you be with me everywhere
our hearts, intertwingled, as we tango in the night
Marcie Joan Tadman
15.10.2015-05.12.2017
Cherished memories of our precious little girl.
J.R.WOOD
GRAMPS
YOU ARE ALWAYS IN OUR THOUGHTS
LOVED NOW AND ALWAYS
YOUR EVER LOVING GRANDCHILDREN
X X X X
In memory of
Bill and Janet Roberts
who offered care and stewardship
to the people of this village
To Commemorate The 50th
Anniversary of the
2nd World War
Hither from noisy crowds I fly. Here dwells soft ease
and peace of mind.
Richard Graves 1775, lines written near Bath
I really believe I shall always be talking of Bath when I am home again -
I do love it so very much
Catherine Morland, from Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey 1755
ELIZABETH ANN TROTMAN M.B.E.
1952- 1997
PARALYMPICS MEDAL WINNER
"An inspiration to others"
Placed in her memory by
Siston Parish Council
This bench was placed here by
Siston Parish Council
For the enjoyment of the Residents
The Cumberland Basin Bridges Scheme
comprises the swing bridge at the entrance lock. The bridge over the River Avon and the interchanges which serve Hotwells
Cumberland Road and Clift House Road
It is the first scheme of its kind to be constructed in Bristol to assist traffic
flow by the use of carriageways at different levels.
The works were initiated by
the Rt. Hon. Ernest Marples M.P. on Monday 4th February 1063 and the scheme was opened to traffic on Wednesday 14th April 1965 by the Rt. Hon. Tom Fraser M.P.
Minister of Transport
JOY & RICK MEOPHAM
MARRIED AT THIS CHURCH
11TH SEPT 1965
IN MEMORY OF
TOM & DOLLY SKEATES
LEN & DAPHNE JENKINS
who greatly enjoyed this park
fondly remembered
North Stoke
Millennium Bench