Forget Me Not Appeal dedication page

Florence Jones

To our lovely mum who passed july 16th 2016 with this awful disease.Love & miss you always.Sleep peacefully.XX

My mum Emily who is being care for at home by my younger sister by home in Nigeria

My mum is a very lovely and kind woman, very generous and prayerful, she cannot remember any of her children and her grandchildren, despite her illness she still make us smile when we are all around. We love you so much mum and prayed that Lord Almighty will continue to make your living comfort, Amen.

Rosemary Craven

Thinking of Rosemary and her beautiful family with lots of love and hugs for the beautiful lady she was love April, Richard, Josie and Ella x

Ruth Fine

To my dearest sister Ruth who died in 2020 from this cruel disease and hope very soon this will no longer take away the life and beauty from other sufferers

Audrey ( my dear mum)

Dearest mum who is living with end stage dementia. Still making us smile. We all love you

Joyce Kemp

Joyce we miss you so much. God came for you and took you into his house. Sharon and Tracy send their love. You passed with a hint of a smile on your face, no trace of that cruel dementia look no more suffering. Remarkable. I know you are in a much better place. You’re in our thoughts everyday. Till me meet again. George, Sharon, and Tracy.

Bryan Ripsher

I wear my Forget Me Not in memory of my lovely Dad whose life was so brutally changed by Alzheimer’s. Miss you Dad.x

Marjorie Gibson Smith

I miss you mam. That horrible disease took you away from us, your family and friends, too soon. There'll always be a special place in our hearts for you.

Gwendoline Griffin

Thank you Nan for every childhood memory, for all your hugs and encouragement and love, for your care and your gentleness. I miss you. We love you so much and feel your spirit with us. Till we see you again in Heaven xxx

Sylvia vale

Loved & missed every day xxx💙💙💙💙💙

Sheila Burnett and Sarah Patrick

To my mom and grandmom who both died from this awful disease. They were both lovely women with very kind hearts and are very sadly missed.

Tony Hotham

Although you can’t remember us we remember you. A kind, gentle and generous person. People are interested in how you are, and still ask after you. You still a “person”. xx

Alexander Lavery

I love you with all my heart grandad. you were the most amazing grandad i could ever ask for. i miss you like crazy, i look for you in everything. thank you for filling our lives with so much love, laughter, music and jokes. i love you to the moon and back.

Iris Gosden

I'm wearing my Forget-me-not badge for my Mum who is in a care home suffering with dementia. She's still alive, but I've already lost my Mum.

our two sisters, Lorraine Byrne and Deborah Nye

This is such a cruel disease .We have memories locked in our hearts of such happier times together. Love you both to the moon and back. xxxxxxxx

Pauline Gillett

I wear my badge in memory of my amazing mum who passed away in November 2023. She suffered greatly from this cruel disease and is finally at peace. My heart goes out to other sufferers and their carers. May a cure for this terrible disease be found very soon. Miss you every day mum xxx

Teresa Denyer

My lovely Wife who I have been with since we were 17 years old is now in the final statges of Alzheimers at the age of 69. This awful disease has robbed her of her Life, Dignity and Intelligence.

Brenda Hodgson

For our beautiful Mum who sadly passed on 4/4/24. Always remembered for her beautiful smile.

My mother and grandmother

Both my mother and grandmother suffered from Alzheimer’s in their later years and more people need to be aware that it may have an impact on their love ones or themselves, by wearing the badge I hope that people will ask me about it

Ken McCormack

To my lovely husband Ken. Always in my heart.

Margaret Hughes

In memory of my lovely mum who we lost in 2020 to this cruel disease

Dad- Sidney G. Collings

A wonderful man, considerate and loving, helpful and a gentleman. Missed each and every day. Lost to dementia in 2015

Margaret Bauros

I wear the forget me not badge for my wee granny who we sadly last in 2021. my gran was my best friend and I still miss her so much. she was a much loved mum, gran and great gran and was such a strong woman and she helped me to become a strong women also. Love and miss you every day gran and I will continue to support the alzheimers society through monthly donations.

Glynis Smith

For you sis with all my love xxxx

DAD (Ronnie Reid)

Will always remember you for the kind loving man that you were before that you were taking ill,and that we were told that you had dementia it was awful as I came back home for a visit to see you and you didn't know who I wasi know it shouldn't have hurt as I worked on a dementia unit but it still did. I know you are in a better place now and I will always wear my forgot me not badge in memory of you and all the other people who have passed and has dementia. Love u always dad xx

Betty Weik

Even though we live far away from each other, I think of you often and wish we could talk and discuss everyday things like we used to. I'll wear my blue flower proudly as a reminder of you.

Keith

A dearly loved and much missed brother xxx

John Mann

Thank you for being the best Dad in the world. I have a lifetime of memories of the fun, the laughter and the love we shared together. You weren't just my Dad, you were my Best Friend as well. My Dad is the reason I support this worthy cause, that in the future no more families like mine will never have to go through and lose what we lost ten years ago now. Thank you all at The Alzheimers Society for the fantastic work that you do.

Stewart Roy Richardson

In memory of my brother-in Law Stewart Richardson who sadly died on the 19th November 2023. He left a wife Ann, two sons Kevin and Andrew grandson Sam and granddaughter Anni-Mae who miss him dearly.

Joan Day

Missing you more than ever Mum. Love you xx

David p Thomas

Dad u did a lot for me and Rob we both miss u lots there is not a day that goes by that we don't remember u doing things for us we miss u and love u We wish the dementia did not get to u but it did xx 😢😢💕💕💕

Mum (Sarah Laurel Hayes)

We all love and miss you Mum xxxx

Stella Bain

I wear my Alzheimer’s badge in memory of my darling mum who past away on 10th of June 2009. She was the most wonderful mother & Nana and I will miss he for the rest of my life but we will meet again one day 🙏

Sandra Lucas Whitehurst (aka Twigs), Autumn Lodge, Hove

Fothers and I are thinking of you all the time, Twigs, and hoping you are enjoying life at Autumn Lodge; don’t bother to remember us, as we shall always remember you with affection 😘

Joan Wallace

Forever in my heart my darling. It's been an honour and a privilege to be able to share my life with you. Now you've succumbed to this evil disease, I'm lost and empty except for our wonderful memories. I love you so very much my beautiful lady, see you on the other side and we'll do it all over again. xxxxxx

Lilian French

I am wearing my Forget me Not badge in honour of my lovely mum whom we sadly lost in July 2019. She will forever be in the hearts of myself and my siblings. Love you mum xxx

Pauline Spalding

I am wearing my Forget me not badge in memory of a dear cousin who passed away on 30 March 2024 from this cruel disease. She is remembered by all the family with great affection, love and happy memories of good times spent together.

Anne & Frank Yates

I wear my forget me not for my parents who sadly passed away last year. They both suffered with this cruel disease and had to spend the last few months of their lives apart due to its effects. RIP together again xxxx

Irene Dixon

This is for my mum who sadly has alzheimer's Love you lots Xxxxx

Arthur Herbert William Dixon

Sadly missed but now at peace. Passed away on 1st March 2024 from Vascular Dementia. Always in our thoughts

Elizabeth (Betty) Welsby

Happy 100th birthday today to our dearest Mum who sadly passed away in 2002. Reunited with her Jack. Forever in our hearts, Mumxx and Dadxx

Nan & Wilson Caggie my Mam & Big Brother

I wear my forget-me-not flower in memory of my Mam & Brother. Mam passed October 2005 & Wilson passed April 2023. Both bore this illness with patience & dignity, my heart went out to them both & everyone else who is touched, in any way, by this illness. Every penny counts..xxx

Pat

I'll wear my badge for Pat. We always used to talk as we walked our dogs. Now she is in a care home suffering from dementia. Her husband visits her every day and he is lost without her. I like to think my donations are helping to make a breakthrough which could bring us closer to ending the devastation caused by dementia for good.

Fran Howarth

Mum I pray you are at peace now, I did my very best. Much loved 💞

Sylvia Williams

I'm wearing my forget-me-not badge for my mum whom I looked after for three years with alzhiemer's it's true what the advert says you die again and again until the final goodbye miss you mum

Jean Thomas

In memory of our Mum who loved life to the very end and should always be remembered as a caring loving wonderful soul not just someone who died because of Alzheimer’s.

Ken Dwight

My husband Ken passed away just a year following a diagnosis of vascular dementia. A relief for him from this cruel disease. We remember him fondly - 'Grandad Ted'. I miss the Ken he used to be.

Alex

Such a cruel illness. You will always be in my heart Alex❤️❤️

Anthony Frederick Fitzgerald (Fred)

For my husband of 58 years who has now gone into a care home. I miss him desperately. I long to give him a hug.

John Anthony Robinson

I will be wearing my badge in memory of my husband John who was taken from me by this cruel disease. Loved and missed always.

Ronald James Johnson

To my lovely dad who lived to be 100 but his sense of humour still shone through his alzheimers at times.

BRENDA my mum

My mum's Awesome, doesn't speak much,but the one word my mum does say at the moment is my name Richard. Love my mum so much.

Tricia Hawker

Such a special lady full of love charm elegance and kindness.

Auntie Lena

I am so sorry that you have this disease which has changed you so much. I still remember you as the most beautiful lady I ever knew. I thought you were a film star when I was young.

Oor Ronnie

I hate that you have this terrible disease but I still love you and am delighted when you sometimes recognise us. Lots of love

My Mum Valerie ❤️

We are wearing our forget me not badge in honour of all families going through this cruel journey including our family. We are so grateful for all the amazing help and support we have received, and we'll continue to support alzheimers society the best way we can to say thank you. To all carers paid or unpaid be kind to yourself you're doing great. Love you Mum 💓

Pauline Daniells

Still lovely on the outside and on the inside

Vince Goodyear

This dedication is to my late father- in - law, who is missed every day

Maria Anna Alice Staple ( Hesterkamp )

I am wearing my forget me not badge in loving memory of my beloved Mum ( Mutti ) . The most wonderful mum and my best friend always . Xx

Rodney Jarrett

Love you always. Hope life’s better in heaven.

Amy Pendlebury

I miss you so very much mum. Love you always xx

Anyone who has relatives with Alzheimers

Remember there’s always someone nearby to help you at this difficult time

Lillian Arands

Miss you so much mum life is not the same without you love you forever xx

Lilian Arands

Four years without you mum , missing you so much . Love you forever ❤️❤️❤️

Audrey Maughan

In memory of our dear Mum, who died from this awful disease in May 2020. We still miss you lots Mum, thank-you for all you did for us all. Always in our thoughts, Forever in our hearts. Now reunited with Dad. ❤️ xxx

Joan Cecilia Shewry

To my dear mum who passed away June 2023 from this terrible disease. Always in my my mind and my heart. Rest In Peace MUM

Beryl Arnold

My wonderful mum who passed away on 26th January 2024 after living with Alzheimer's and mixed dementia for a number of years. She was the best mum I could've wished for and to see her life end in the way it did with this cruel disease was awful. Forever loved and forever missed. Rest in peace Mum.

Ernie Bedworth

Ernie was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at the age of 59 he died 12 years later in 2010.It is a cruel disease I lost him bit by bit and it’s only lately that I can remember the man he was before diagnosis. Hopefully there will be a cure soon.

Doreen our Beautiful Mum

A truly wonderful Mum, who we miss every day. Forever in our 💕 hearts, loved always.

To my mum Lanore Jones

Every day is different visiting you . You recognise our faces but get confused who we are . We are your children , grandchildren , great grandchildren and your sister and we all love you and will never leave your side xxx

Mum

I wear this badge in honour of my dear mum. We lost her to this awful disease, three years ago, but miss her everyday.

Mandy Shepherd-Gandy

In memory of my lifetime friend. Miss you so much.

Wendy Mace

We lost you to this awful disease. 13/01/24 You were and always will be a shining ✨️. In the words of one of your favourite song. Don't leave me this way. I can't survive. But we will. The always sunshine on muddled minds.I will wear my pin with pride. We will continue to help build awareness. RIP Mum Love you forever xxxx

My husband, Brian

I see you slip away, a little more each day and it hurts so much in ways I could never have guessed. But you're still my Brian, my love, my friend - And I'll be right there beside you, to the very end. God bless you, my love.

Marjorie Brown

This is my dedication to my Mum who I miss every day. Nice to know she’s now reunited with my Dad

Dad

We love him very much & I want to highlight what it’s like to live with dementia for all of us x

Kenneth John Wootton

To the kindest, dearest, most selfless father I could have wished for.

My Mum

Mum, We lost you to Dementia but your character remained and you knew me to the end. I will never forget your ‘Aww love’ when I touched your arm in those final days.

Viv

Life is cruel. But death after 4 / 5 years of Alzheimers is a blessing. I Iost my Viv, but got my life back.

John & Marie Smith

The best parents EVER. To lose them both to this horrendous illness was just unbearable and I will wear my Forget Me Not Badge in honour & memory of them. Miss you both xx

Eric Trout

While suffering from dementia, Eric joined others in his love of music, by attending Singing for the Brain each week in Croydon. To see his face light up as he sang every word without prompt was joyful. It brought light into a dark corner of our lives. He was an amazing person, who's greatest joy was helping others. When he needed help, the Alzheimer Society was there for us. I feel I must keep dementia foremost in the minds of the general public, and those who can fund research a cure.

Kathleen Peel

We lost this strong woman to the horrible vascular dementia in 2019. Every day is hard, she is so loved and so missed.

My mam and dad

My mum died with vascular dementia and other illnesses and didn’t know us at the end but knew she was loved, my dad is suffering from Alzheimer’s now and I live with him and see parts of him disappear every day. Love to all sufferers and carers xx

Elsie Robinson

Love You Nan, Forever Missed xx

Joyce Girling

Love and Miss You Mum Forever In My Heart xx

Our dad, Joe

Dad struggled with vascular dementia for five years. He died in the summer of 2022. He held his great grandson, also Joe, but couldn't understand who he was. That was the most difficult part of dementia. Family was everything to dad.

Brian

My much loved brother, I miss you so much, you used to make me laugh so much, all you're family miss you, never a day goes by unless you're in my thoughts, 💖💖💖💖

Pearl Emmett

In memory of my dear Mum. I still miss you lots Mum, thank-you for all you did for our family. XXX

ALL SUFFERERS

I pray for all those people suffering from this dreadful illness. Thinking of each and everyone of you and your fantastic carers.

My Dad, Eddie

My Dad was taken from us from a care home with Covid, I miss him Everyday, he suffered vascular Dementia for four years but never lost his smile, he was a true gent and the kindest man you could meet. He has gone to rest with my mum now, God Bless him 💕

Pat Bibby my Mum

Sadly my Mum passed away nearly 2 years ago, I miss her every day, but I have such wonderful memories of a great Mum, even when the dementia took hold, Love and miss you Mum xx

My mam Joyce

My mam was diagnosed aged 50ys when she was 55yrs she didn’t know me I was only 25yrs we lost her aged 62yrs she never knew my children or grandchildren it’s been very heartbreaking and I miss her everyday especially on 4th June as it was both our birthdays

My lovely Dad, Harry (Tap)

Dad, you were always there for me, my strength when I needed support and always full of fun. When you were struck down by this dreadful illness, I felt I lost part of me. You never complained and bore your condition with dignity. I always said I would never let either you or Mum go into a home, but the choice was taken from me. You have been gone for over four years but I still miss you every day. I love you Dad and gain comfort from knowing you are reunited with Mum. Sue xx

Fiona Parker

Thank you for being the best mum in the world. You are missed more than words can express.

Dave Stevens

Remembering our beloved Dad who passed away in September 2022 after living for ten years with Alzheimer's disease. This cruel disease robbed Dad of much but not his love for and memory of Mum, who left us in 2021, nor his sense of humour. Forever grateful that he knew us until the end, now at rest with Mum. Always loved, never forgotten. RIP x

Brian

Love and miss you every day xx

Martin Jacobs

Always remembered, in my heart forever.

My Wife Hazel

My wife Hazel is now into her ninth year with Dementia, l lost her to the disease a few years ago and now doesn't really know me . She is now in a Care Home , and although bed ridden , usually has a smile . It's such a cruel disease to see someone change so much , I miss her dearly everyday , but unfortunately she is getting slowly worse. And sadly we know the outcome .

Mabel Hughes my mother

Your strength through the horror of your experiences still amazes me. Your unwavering love for us all as you lived your nightmare. I will love you forever. Thank you for being the best. I pray you in peace and we will meet again.

Mrs Doreen kelynack

To my lovely mum , who has been living with dementia for over 13yrs , you may have changed over the years , but your lovely smile lets me know you are still there , and your mummy kisses are priceless , love the mum you were and the mum you are now , now and always , Lisa xx