11.03.2008 : jennie sinkins wrote Chris well what can you say? She was such a loving caring lady, who made everyone smile laugh alsorts. When i was pregnant with Aarron, I was past my due date and i was not allowed to stay home on my own she would make sure i was at the centre all day and wait on me hand and foot. So you didn't have to be old and frail for Chris to show how much she cared she was there for everyone. This world will be a lot more duller now she isn't with us. If i could have chosen a mum Chris would have been a mum i would have chosen. Even sending left over dinners home for my dogs. She had such a big heart there was enough room for anyone and anything. Christmas at the Donald Thomas Center well Torvil and Dean always springs to mind. I have never seen so many people cry with laughter has i did that day. She will always be in our thoughts. With love Jennie Colin Aarron and Tazmyn XXX Add memory |  Request removal

11.03.2008 : CAROLE ROBBINS wrote What can I say about Chris, well quite a lot actually, funny, caring, kind, fantastic boss but most of all a very good friend. Always there to comfort you if you were crying, there to talk to if needed and to laugh with if you needed cheering up. Many a time when working with Chris she would say Carole NO you cant say that or Carole NO you cant do that, meaning it but always in a funny way. Well Chris I am saying to you now NO I am not going to cry as I want to remember you as you were then to me. Your friend as always. Love Carole Add memory |  Request removal

11.03.2008 : lauren dodds wrote Well my nan where to start i loved my nan and always will! i remember when we were late for school but i didnt care 20 minutes longer with my nan i wish it was 20 years! Nanny i'll keep you in my heart for ever it is so sad that you have gone it is just unbelievable! I'l never forget you with you in my life it had made me a better person but no one will be as :silly,daft,funny and crazy as you but who cares you put a smile on people's faces thats all people need love you nan i'll keep talking to you all through my life and i am soooooo proud to call you my nan well partly because you supported west ham even though we have lost 4-0 3 times maybe she will be there against blackburn when kelsie is coming to watch :-) nanny would always come to our school plays and say how brilliant we were she would cheer us on we would ring her up every saturday when we were travelling to West Ham up on the train ill miss that but ill still ring grandad xoxoxoxo love you nannyxoxoxoxoxo2b continued Add memory |  Request removal

11.03.2008 : lauren dodds wrote nanny the best in the world ;caring,loving,silly,thoughtful the best. We would sit down together with the argos catalogue and pick through all the stuff that looked nice!But i think the best present was the co coo clock :-)when it goes off it reminds me of her i think you still haven't gone so i know that the memories will still go on i'll miss you love loads for ever xoxoxoxoxolove youxoxoxoxoxo:-) Add memory |  Request removal

12.03.2008 : nigel hambly wrote It was an honour to have known Chris and the only regret is that I didn't know you longer. Always a smile and a look on the bright side was the order of every day and she had the priceless way of making you feel happier, which is something special for me on a sunday after a loss the day before. Someone very special who you just could not fail to like. Add memory |  Request removal