Forget-me-not Wall

Gillian mary Michell

In loving memory for our giddy aunt.

Valerie Teulon

"Mum never forgot to give to charities doing important work - none more so with this donation. She didn't have much wealth but she knew how to do the right thing."

Margaret Skelhorne

In memory of a lovely lady.

Margaret Skelhorne

"In memory of our much loved mum who over many years supported the Alzheimer's Society. She sadly passed away in February 26 from Alzheimer's. She was a keen gardener, flower arranger, knitter and loved sewing an outfit. She is sorely missed by her children and 6 grandchildren and will be in our hearts forever"

Mrs Josephine Dance

"In loving memory"

Dorothy Bates

"In loving memory"

Helen May Deakin

We remember the wonderful baking and cooking, the hand knitted jumpers, the cross stitch, the hand made clothes and hours of gentle walking.

Jennie Donalson

My mum, Jennie, wanted to leave this legacy to remember my dad, Howard, and his mum, Margaret, both who's lives were touched by this disease. Her legacies reflect her generous heart. A wonderful, funny, feisty, northern woman. Much loved by many, missed so much.

Helen Wynne Owen

"In loving memory"

Maureen Rushton

"Much loved. Always missed. Forever in our hearts"

John Jenkins

"John was a greatly loved Brother and Uncle. He never married but had one true love in his life, Edna, whom he cared for through her tragic illness of Parkinsons disease. John was always a caring person, he looked after his dad, who had Alzheimer’s disease. He also looked after his great uncle Reg and later volunteered for Age Concern as a hospital visitor. Although John remained a bachelor, he had a full and varied life. He remained close with his family enjoying events and holidays. His volunteering work led to lifelong friendships that remained until he passed. John still had contact with childhood friends, the class of 53’ met every 6 months. Similarly with his Accountancy colleagues. Once people knew John they remained friends, often for life. A sign of what kind of person he was. One of his passions was Country and Western music. This led him to America where he enjoyed visiting Dollywood and again made lifelong likeminded friends. Another was cricket, he was a member of Worcester County Cricket Club and enjoyed going to matches with friends. John left legacies in his will to Parkinsons and to Alzheimer's Society. This is indicative of the person he was. He will be missed by his family and friends. We hope that these legacies help shape a better future for others"

Beryl Ann Freeman

"Beryl was born in Glossop, Derbyshire, in 1942, growing up next to her cousin, Margaret Mantel, the mother of the novelist, Hilary Mantel. With her first husband, she moved to Laleham, living next to the Thames. Beryl subsequently lived in Cyprus for many years with her second husband, Ken, before they retired to Norfolk. Shortly after Ken died, Beryl relocated to Devon, where her Second Cousin Hilary lived with her husband, Gerald. Neither Beryl nor Ken suffered from dementia, but, having no children, she chose to support a number of charities in her will. Beryl is survived and remembered only by her Second Cousin Brian, and her oldest friend Kath Holtom and Kath's husband, David"

Charles Mancell (Bubbles)

"Say hi to all the gang"

Kenneth John Fudge

"Ken Fudge, who lived to the age of 95, joined Woking County Grammar School for Boys in 1954, at which school and its successor, Woking College, he served as a teacher of biology for some 40 years. His influence extended far beyond the classroom; his enthusiasms for music, philosophy, metaphysics, logic, alpine trekking, curry and, amongst other things, absurd humour and plain common sense were soon absorbed by many students beyond the confines of his own classroom. Some of his former students kept in touch and met with him regularly throughout his long life, gatherings that were always brimming with fun. Ken was a thoughtful and kind-hearted person, and his legacy to the Alzheimer’s Society reflects his concern that one of his friends was suspected of having the condition. Ken’s life-changing influence on many of his former students, his wider friends and his neighbours will never be forgotten. He was a fine gentleman"

Florence Rita Barrett

"In loving memory of a very dear sister-in-law, sister and aunty. A wonderful friend to all who knew her. Sadly missed"

Adam

Love

Margaret Rose Hazel

"Margaret, the love of my life. Never to be forgotten"

Darren Michael Smith

"For my Uncle Darren Sadly passed aged 59. Though we miss you deeply, your love, kindness, and the memories we shared will live with us forever"

Florence Rose Brown

"In loving memory of dear Aunt Rose"

Karen Bolton

"Karen sadly passed away Nov 2025 after a short illness. She will never be forgotten as she is dearly missed. She made large donations to 8 different charities which were closest to her heart. May you rest in peace now knowing you have had the last laugh"

Eric Pattison

"Eric lived to be 92 and fortunately succumbed to Dementia only in his final months. It was saddening as in his life he had a phenomenal memory both for complicated legal work and his love of literature. He could recall what seemed like every production of a play he had ever seen and he’d often be found comparing and contrasting actors’ performances in the same plays decades apart"

Sherry Ryan

"In loving memory"

Doreen May Mansfield

"Doreen left this Legacy in her Will as sadly her father John Mansfield as well as herself suffered from Dementia, and she wanted this money to be used to further research towards a possible cure for this terrible disease, which more and more people are suffering from."

Keith Guirdham

"Missed but never forgotten"

Gordon Channer

"In loving memory of Jean, Gordon’s beloved wife, who sadly lost her battle with dementia in 2013. This gift supports the ongoing work of the Alzheimer’s Society and honour the support and care they gave to both Gordon and Jean"

Paul Ireland Vaughan

"Our Dad, Paul left £5,000 from his estate in the memory of the love of his life, our dear Mum, Heide, who we sadly lost, to this the cruellest of diseases, in 2022 after a long and slow decline. Dad never forgot Mum, and never really recovered from losing her to this disease, and as a family we are so happy that he chose to honour her in this way"

Sheila Mary Stokes

"She was a mum of 3, a grandmother of 6 and a great-grandmother of of 4 and was married to Derek for almost 68 years who she met when she was 15 and married when 17. She had a wonderful life and sadly succumbed to Alzheimer's at the age of 85 years and, thankfully, it was only the last 2 years of her life when she struggled to recognise the family she had - which obviously was heartbreaking to those around her but she was happy in her own little world. We miss her so much but are thankful that she didn't suffer for long"

Marilynne A Morgan C.B

"Trustee 2003-09 and of Brain Bank 2005-11"

John Donald Shave

"In loving memory"

Anthony Christopher Gibbins

"In loving memory of Anthony Christopher Gibbins, known as Chris, whose generosity lives on"

Grahame George Vick

"You were adored by everyone"

June & Terry Emery

"Our Dad had Alzheimer's and our Mum lived with chronic osteoporosis. They were dedicated to each other and looked after each other for many years before going into care together when things became too difficult. It was so sad to see Dad's memory failing and becoming anxious and unsure but we loved him dearly and sometimes saw the 'old' Dad who was full of fun and loved us all dearly back. Love you forever - Sue & Steve x"

Joyce Elizabeth (Joy) Dickie

"In loving memory."

Kevin Thomas Briggs

"Kevin (Kenny) was a very caring and compassionate person. Alzheimer's was one of the many charities he cared deeply about"

Constance Edith Hewson

" In memory of the late Constance Hewson, thanking her for her kind donation, which will make a difference to the Alzheimer's Society. Rest in peace"

David and Joyce Harper

"In loving memory"

Muriel Cuthbert

"Muriel was an amazing wife, mother and granny who lived to 98. Artistic, creative, energised and social, she ran a nursery, was President of her WI, an excellent cook and knitter who loved helping people"

Jean Mary Chadwick

"Although our mum didn't suffer from Alzheimer's herself, many of her friends did, which is why she left a legacy to support the work of Alzheimer's Society. In memory of a lovely mum who will never be forgotten"

Colin Tayler

"Fly high Colin, with Brothers Jim & Richard, Dear Sister Chris Always remembered Val xxxxx"

Patricia Reynolds

"Pat's loving, caring and generous nature made her a very special person and will never be forgotten"

Beryl Margaret Nurse

"In memory of my wonderful aunt. Rest safely in the love of god"

Jean Finch

"Many of Jean's friends suffered from Alzheimer's including our mum. She wanted to help people living with Dementia and was a very generous woman"

Walter ("Wally") Emms

"Wally, you helped so many people in your life, and we all miss you"

Peter Gibbs

"In loving memory"

Peter Eccles

"To my wonderful dad. You are missed every day, but you have left us with the most cherished and happy memories. Gillian, Adrian, Peter James and Holly Dolly"

Viv Harris

"Having cared for her husband David through his Alzheimer’s journey she then lived with it herself for 6 years. She was always cheerful and never complained - her presence is missed everyday. Now reunited together and in peace."

Raymond James Morgan

Having cared for his wife, Joyce, Raymond left a gift in his will to the Alzheimer's Society in the hope that it would help others. RIP

nana kate

in memory

Jillian Ann Hammond

"Gone from us now but always in our memories"

Audrey Veronica Tullin

"One of life's givers, sadly missed and forever loved"

Margaret Elizabeth Burt

"In appreciation of everything you do"

Geoff and Bernice Maynard

"In loving memory of Geoff and his wife Bernice. Geoff lost Bernice to Alzheimer's in 2022"

Brian and Eileen Perry

"Brian and Eileen left a legacy to the Alzheimer's Society in memory of Eileen's father, who died of Alzheimer's. Eileen died in 2013 and Brian suffered with Dementia in his later years. They are now reunited"

Charles Hooper

"In memory of a much loved brother and uncle. This donation is in memory of his mum who had Alzheimer's, and for his sister who lives with dementia"

Keith Norman Phelan

"Keith travelled the journey of Dementia/Alzheimer's and sadly died in 2019. Loved by his family."

Terence John Donnelly

"Terry Donnelly died with cancer but remembered brother-in-law Keith Phelan, who travelled the journey of Dementia/Alzheimer's in his will with love"

Christine Terris

"In loving memory of Christine and mum"

Graham Michael Collins

"In remembrance of mum, Margaret Alice Collins; loved always"

Peter Ligorio De Souza

"In loving memory"

Barbara Parsons

"In memory of my mother Barbara who cared devotedly for my father Kenneth for the many years he suffered with Alzheimer's disease. She was a very generous supporter of Alzheimer's Society and wanted passionately to help find better treatment and eventually a cure for this devastating disease. Both are much loved and missed by all the family"

Dennis Sizeland

It is sad that Dennis's daughter, Heather, (my wife) predeceased him and cannot write this dedication as she was daddy's girl. However, he was appreciative of the explanation provided by the Alzheimer's Society which helped him understand her condition. He was my saviour during her illness, willingly sitting with her, enabling me to get some respite - I will always be grateful. Dennis was always thinking of others, never complaining. Generous both in life and in death. A true gentleman.

Jan Robertson

"In loving memory of a dear friend, gone but not forgotten"

Elizabeth Patricia Halsall

"A loving mum sadly missed and loved but also for our sister Christine Stott suffering with dementia who we love"

Albert Waltho

"In lasting memory of Albert, 6 May 1940 to 11 June 2025. A loved dad and grandad who was happiest around friends and family, smiley, a little cheeky and one who liked to make people laugh. In life he worked hard, was loyal, acted selflessly in his help of others and got great enjoyment out of simple pleasures"

Rosemary Joy White

"In memory of our wonderful wife and mother" Chris, Jonathan & Anna

Robert Solomon Hurst

"In memory of Robert (2nd June 1942 to 19th January 2025) who brought Singing for the Brain to the South West of England. He will be remembered for his singing and leadership ability when facilitating group sessions for more than 16 years in Bristol. He made a difference to the lives of those with dementia and their families by unlocking the songs and music which formed the soundtrack of their lives. His warmth and engaging enthusiasm was infectious and brought moments of lightness during their challenging journeys. Always remembered with affection"

Winifred Gerald

"With appreciation of all that the Society did for her late husband, Ernest."

Barbara Clothier

"Barbara was a thoughtful and kind person who loved her husband Ron and all her family. She grew up in Abertillery, South Wales. She left a generous legacy to many charities including Alzheimer's so their valued work could continue. This was very important to her"

David Harding

"Thinking of a wonderful Dad, Father-in-law and Grampa. We remember the happy times with you and you will never be forgotten."

Barbara Hembrow

"In memory of Barbara along with her childhood sweetheart and husband of many years Ron. All her family and friends have so many happy memories of a lovely lady and a special couple who always brought a smile to our faces."

Yvonne Smith

"In loving memory"

Maureen Davies

"A truly beautiful lady, whose happiness and charming smile shone on everyone she met. Her strength was admirable, her love was beyond words. Loved by her girls, Claire and Jessica"

Doris Amelia Peacefull

"The photo is of me with Doris on one of the last times she was able to leave her house. She chose to donate in memory of her brother who had dementia"

Joan and Ron Long

"Joan and Ron Long - married for 68 years. Mum cared for dad throughout his dementia for several years. Sadly, mum passed away the year before dad, but by this time he was locked in his own world always asking if he could go home to his mum and dad. They are both missed so much and loved forever. Research is a must to try to eradicate this cruel heartless disease. Legacy donations will help towards the research"

Valerie Ann Hawgood

"In loving memory of our dear mum. Alzheimer's Society was very close to her heart as her mother and sister sadly had it. She will never be forgotten" Alison and Paul

Birgit Wren

"In memory of Birgit, wife of the late Jimmy and mother of the late Allan; a well travelled Danish lady, talented artist and former avid Bridge player"

Dr JM Davidson

"In loving memory"

Gordon Pearce and Peter Newman

"Two Englishmen in Berlin who left their considerable estate to charities"

Stephen Andrew Morris Lord

"In loving memory"

Eileen and Norman Cundy

Eileen Cundy passed away on the 09th April 2013 Norman Cundy passed away on the 28th December 2023 Eileen suffered with Alzheimer's for many years before she passed away. Norman cared for her at home before she went into residential care Home where she passed away peacefully. Norman left a gift in his last Will and Testament for the Alzheimer's Society in loving memory of my wife Eileen. Missed by so many. Always in our hearts, love from your kids Anna and Matthew

Gloria Pynacker

"In loving memory."

William Derrick Nugent (Bill)

"Bill left his legacy in honour of his mother, Audrey, who died of Alzheimer's Disease in 2012. R.I.P Audrey and Bill"

Lt. Cdr. Allan Phillips (SCC) RNR MBE Rtd

"Allan was a very special person who gave such a tremendous amount of his time for the youth of today, especially while being attached to a local Sea Cadet Unit. He had so much patience and was very knowledgeable in what he taught. He was loved by all. He was awarded the MBE in 2011 for all his voluntary work. I miss him every day. Until we meet again. All my love, Pam xx

Renata Telfer

To a wonderful Mum,, Granny and Great-Granny. We will always remember the good times (and all the food). You will always be in our hearts

Margaret and John Richards

Much loved and missed parents and grandparents of Sue, Moira, John, Marc, Hannah, Matt, Lucy and Richard.

Susan Evans

"Alzheimer's touched our family, as it does many, and because of this my Mum wanted to bequeath money to the Alzheimer's Society in her will. She watched both her Mum and Grandmother suffer the indignity of this disease. My Mum and Gran taught me to be a strong and independent person.To live life in the moment and enjoy every experience. Mum showed her stubborn and indefatiguable spirit in her fight back from a stroke. She died last year from emphysema and complications of a further stroke. I miss both my Mum and my Gran, and will never forget the love and support they gave me"

Ted & Doris Harding

"Mum and dad shared all their adult life together from the age of 17 to 83 years old. Even during dad's struggles with memory loss, they remained a devoted and loving couple to the end and wished to help others in this situation"

Maurice and Mary Coe

In Loving Memory for our Dad and his beloved wife, our Mum who cared for him until the end, and we cared for her until they were joined again.

Anne Smith

With love from the Slater family

Veronica Turnbull (Rona)

In loving memory of a very special Aunt and Great-Aunt. Forever in our hearts.

Dorothy Joan Dewar (Joan)

"In loving memory of a dear sister and aunt"

James (Jim) Christopher Cave

"Jim's wife Mary battled with Alzheimer's for many years. Jim's love for her never waned"

Thomas Hollier (Tom)

Dad You taught me everything I know, How to rise, to try, and to grow. With steady hands and heart so true, There was nothing in life you couldn’t do. You showed me how to love and care, To stand with strength, to always be fair. The model you gave for life and grace Now guides me in my children’s space. I see your wisdom in what I teach, In every word, in goals we reach. Your lessons live in all I do, A testament to the dad I knew. Though time has passed, your voice remains.

Ken and Marjorie Stone

"With happy memories of our beautiful mother, Marjorie, who was ill with vascular dementia for many years and our wonderful father, Ken, who cared for her at home for most of those years"

Elspeth Margaret Dennis

Elspeth loved hiking, ancestry research, science, and fostering dogs; she keenly supported children's welfare through her childminding career and charity work, being a co-founder of Play Safely which brought safe and modern play equipment to local parks. Her advocacy for mental health causes was informed by her own autism, which she realised later in life. She's remembered by her husband George, son Finlay, and her many friends in Caterham, Surrey, where she lived for over 40 years.

William Thomas Dutson (Bill)

Bill was a energetic, wonderful person who worked hard all his life. Even though he was diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia in 2018 he continued to life his life as much as possible. He was a loving partner, brother and uncle and is so sadly missed.

Veronica Jane Hook

"Jane, as we all remember her"

Christine Kennedy Herbert

My mother was the epitome of joy in our hearts, She was a beautiful wife, mother, sister, aunt, grandmother who was loved so much and great grandmother to 2 wonderful children she never had a chance to meet. She was a friend to one and all. She was a lovely courageous woman. Now she lies in bliss, pain free, for all eternity. We will miss her greatly, yet we will be comforted in the knowledge she's at peace.

Maureen Cook

"A wonderful mother, grandmother and friend. We were blessed to have her in our lives"

Winifred Alice Rowland

"In memory of a loving aunt who never complained and always had a smile for everyone, she enriched many lives and continues to impact through her legacies"