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Amy-leanne stringfellow

Gone but never forgotten 💔

My Aunty Kath

Kath was the only girl in her family with 4 brothers. She had to work at a railway station during the war years. She went onto marry and have two girls. She had Parkinson's disease but fought to continue to live in her own home. She was an inspiration to me because she was always so positive and honest. I miss her and our chats.

Banaz Mahmod

Murdered by her family, let down when she went to the Police for help. Hers is a shocking tragedy that could have been avoided.

All women who suffer abuse and are let down by our family courts - I learned today about Claire Throssell and her family - just horrific that this was allowed to happen.

Odette (1912-1995) WWII agent and someone of great courage in the face of imprisonment, cruelty and torture. I first heard her story when I was very young, and she continues to inspire me.

Kellie Marie Gillard

Beautiful inside and out murdered just because he could she was a tiny little thing and he was a boxer ,she had no chance

Amelia Arnold

Always with us 🩷

Katie daughter

my heart will never heal ever as I had to watch you murdered in front of my eyes,💔😪 you were my 1st born best friend and the best mum ever I promise you that all 4 children will always know how much of a loving and doting mum you were. until we meet again sleep tight babygirl forever 27😪💔

Clare wood

A woman who lost her life, after she thought she was free. But her memory with Clare's law is helping so many women.

All abused women

Abuse comes in many forms. I fund raise for every woman and man that suffer at the hands or mind of another. Those that are free, I’m proud of you; you did it! For those that are too scared.. I promise you, it can end, reach out, we will walk out with you, we will hold your hand, we will listen, we will support, you are valued. No one should ever live in fear.. break that chain, stop that cycle and make that call. ❤️

Laura & Ella

Every step I take on this walk yearly is for you two. A beautiful Mumma and her daughter. Taken in the most callous cruel tragic way. Your other daughters left behind to grow up & live with this pain, heartache and grief forever 💔

Claire nash

I love u beautiful girl I miss u every day my best friend I k ow ur with me every step of this journey 💖 heart and soul with ur ray of sunshine smile 🌞 xxxx

All Good Women

I would like to share for the remembering my loved one, who is my beloved holy mother Sothiphan Wimonsin who warmly taught me before she passed away that was 'Ong, don't make good women sad', and after she passed away for 4 days since June 1st, 2010, she came back to me with the soul of the Queen Virgin Mary and later that she spoke to call to me that 'Edward' and 'Dissolve bureaucracy' in 2013, that I always keep for the holy strategy of my whole life.

Ada Lovelace

Ada was a mathematician and early computer pioneer. An annual Ada Lovelace Day is now dedicated in her memory, on 8th October, celebrating the achievements of women in science around the world.

TO ALL WOMEN WHO HAVE HAD THEIR LIFE TAKEN AWAY THAT WE DO NOT KNOW BUT THEY LIVED SOMEWHERE IN THIS WORLD, SMALL PLACE LARGE CITY WHERE EVER.

TO ALL WOMEN THAT HAVE HAD THEIR LIFE TAKEN AWAY FROM THE WORLD, THEIR KIDS, FAMILY, FRIENDS. AND THOSE THAT HAVE SURVIVED.

Tina Turner

Tina suffered years of abuse at the hands of her husband at the time and yet she still managed to get on stage and perform as though nothing was going on. Her legacy is that she is an inspiration not only to women of colour but women throughout the world. She showed that despite everything she went through she came out the other side a stronger woman.

Rosa Parks

The bravery and foresight is inspirational.

Louise Northover

She was a heroine & spiritual guide to me. I will always remember her.

My beautiful and amazing mum who is no longer here

My mum was the strongest woman ever. She went through years of domestic violence and abuse aswell as myself. Her legacy lives on in me. She taught me to be strong and brave and stick up for what is right and know my truth ❤

To all the woman that are no longer with us

Theses woman didn't deserve to die the way they did. It breaks my heart to hear that. I will continue to fight for justice for these women. I have change the way the courts are protecting women and children in court. But this doesn't help the ones that aren't hear anymore. I will now write to the head of all Police forces in the UK. As I am writing this. My tears are rolling down my face. It hurts to read that women fought for juste, I'm a lucky one that got away, but this doesn't help.

E. Ann Wilcox

Ann, my wonderful Mum, showed me the importance of helping, encouraging, supporting, inspiring, listening to and singing with people of all ages. As a wonderful friend, teacher and Guide leader, she is a huge part of the reason why I am who I am today.

My Mum Eileen Akehust

You made me the woman I am , to stand up against injustice, racism , sexism, and to protect those who can not protect themselves. Not to walk away because I am scared but to face my fear and to stand up for what I know is right .for that I am ever grateful that you were my beautiful mum .

Maria, my sister

Maria was double raped when she was 10, was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, had loads of physical issues as well, died in Oct 31 2022, just after her 65th birthday. Maria had a child of heart, and was an inspiration to so many. One of Maria's Support Workers, Holly, said, and this was read out at Maria's funeral, Maria made me laugh like never before. Maria had a heart of Gold. You're a true inspiration, Maria, for never giving in. Thank You.

Doreen McGahan

My wonderful mum inspired me every day to be the best mum I could be. She made me and my siblings feel loved, special and worthy. She fought cancer so hard because she didn't want to leave us but in the end, we all told her to leave and be with Dad and we would be ok because she made us be that way. I miss her desperately but know she gave us the will to fight on and love each other always

Ivy

Wishing you all the best stay calm be peaceful brave

Ennis Gibbons (nee Angus)

Ennis was my grandmother. She faced terrible prejudice after having her first child 'out of wedlock' in the early 20th century. She had to deal with antisemitism due to stereotypes based on scientific racism. Her answer to ageism when trying to find employment in later life was to fib about her age, so none of us really knew how old she was. She's been gone thirty years and I still hear horrid slander about her. She called me her Bobby Dazzler. Without hatred she wouldn't have needed to lie.

Anita Jacobs

Anita taught me that life wasn’t fair but you have to make the most of it! She stopped me feeling sorry for myself when I used to ask ‘why me’? ‘Why not you’? ‘Why should you be entitled to an easy life’? She taught me how to concentrate on simple tasks when my mind wasn’t able to concentrate on the big things! She taught me you can make soup out of coleslaw when you’re desperate! It made me the tough woman I am today.🥰

Francoise Vila

My Darling Aunt you saved my life, you survived the war in France being sent to a camp aged 14 in Norway, my grandparents just managed to rescue you, you were my exemplar for attempting to earn my own living.

Mum and Grandma

Just to mention what an incredible proper upbringing I had surrounded by the devotion and love that they gave me And in current times a lady who is the manager in the home where I reside her dedication to show strength positive and kindness on an unprecedented scale on a daily basis has helped with the aid of all her staff and nurses my life has been turned around in a colossal way This lady moves mountains and should be given an award for her services to care on behalf of her A Team

Elizabeth Gaskell and a 21 st Century Heroine, whose name I forget

You were one of the first feminist writers, even before the expression was invented. Your books open our eyes to how long a way we have come so far

Mrs Christine Dellpina

My beautiful friend, Christine passed away three years ago. I go to Christine's grave to lay flowers on her birthday & Christmas time. Next Monday is my birthday. While Christine was alive. Christine would send me a birthday card with a gift. I currently live, where I live beautiful of Christine. Christine inspired me to want to live in a better area. Christine was smart & caring woman. I have never met a lady, like Christine. I missed Christine very day. Grief is really a journey.

Constance M Bedson

Miss Bedson taught me French at Manchester High School for Girls and helped me to get a place at an Oxford college. She went on become headmistress of a prestigious girls' school in Cambridge. Many years later, she happened to be sitting in the same row of seats as me and my husband at a music festival in North Yorkshire. 'Of course I remember you,' she said when I said hello. She deserves to be remembered for her devotion to teaching often ungrateful pupils, such as I was when a schoolgirl.

Keshia Christodoulou

30/10/ 1990 to 1/11/2022 My beautiful daughter keshia was murder. By her ex partner. Leaving behind 3 beautiful young children . I miss you so much everyday. Our lives will never be the same ever again.

Charlene Jo Marie White

Our beautiful girl lost her life to gun violence on March 21, 2020 in Waldron, Arkansas. She was pregnant with her unborn son Briley. I only wish love could have saved you.

Joanne bishop

Taken too soon it was not your time but you were took away but a person who claimed to have loved you. The void left by your absence has never been forgotten and it never will. You did not deserve what happen. You were so kind, caring and such a lovely person a beautiful soul. It’s such a shame that you were taken from those who do love and care for you. You will always be remembered for who were not the reason why you are no longer with here because it does not define who you were.

My Darling Daughter Becky

I Miss you so much my firstborn daughter Becky. Only a few weeks into your 25th Birthday that you was murdered by a new boyfriend..part of my heart died with you...I miss your smile,laughter and jokes..and your soul. I sense you sometimes that I want to reach out and hug you ..just one more time...he killed you because you wanted to share your sisters birthday . Its not fair he still lives..all I can do is kneel at your grave. I love you,I miss you...Mum xx

Claire Leahy

To my best friend Claire Leahy, who lost her life at only 18 years old. You are forever missed and loved. I would have loved to have seen the life you could have had. You are never forgotten xxxx

Samantha Exall

The most caring, beautiful, selfless person woman I have ever known, my soulmate & best friend. I miss and love you with every fibre of my being. 🕊️🤍

Carol Candy

My mum was my everything a true hero and warrior who devoted her whole life to looking after her four children my oldest brother who needed her life long care due to his learning disabilities looking after my grandparents did seven years and always being there for her grandchildren and I. My mum endured so much in her life but always had a smile and time for everyone. I miss her every single day life is hard without you here mum how I wish we could have just one more day together as a family

Hannah and Laura Witheridge

Two wonderful, bright, caring, talented women, taken from us far too soon. I doubt there is ever a moment in any day where at least one person isn't thinking of you. You are missed dearly, and will not ever be forgotten.

Grandmother

My beautiful Grandmother, she was one of the strongest women I knew incredibly kind, loving and and full of wisdom, she truly was my best friend. Life has never be the same since she passed. she touched the hearts of so many ❤️

Trudy Kersting

Our Grandma/Nana worked as a Social Worker for over thirty years with both the young and elderly. It was said that our grand mother would light up a room with her smile and infectious laughter which brought calm to any situation. We were blessed for having her in our family. Miss you so much grandma/Nana.

My mum

Rest in heaven my angel Dad can no longer hurt you love you so much and miss you to the moon and back

My Auntie Kim

My aunt passed away around 5 years go. She was my rock. She could just light up any room with her smile and she was there when I needed her. I can’t believe it’s been 5 years now, I miss her everyday. We’d talk for hours and she loved doing arts and crafts. That www her favourite thing to do and she was so good at it we’d make jewellery for my friends and my mum. I miss her everyday

My Nan - Vera May Clough

My Nan was an amazing woman, the eldest of 5, she left school at age 15 to start work at the Co-oP where she met the man who would become her husband. She had to have a hysterectomy very young as she developed cancer, which broke her heart. She was a strong, independent, caring, very loving, wise woman. I adored her, and still do, and miss her every day. She taught me many things, for which I am eternally grateful! Nan, I miss you, though I know your spirit is always around x

Lucy Bates

My nana brought up 10 children. Was there with me every step of the way when I had TB. Nana has 23 grandchildren had time for them all. I had a close unconditional love from my Nan. I was called Lucy’s lamb as I followed her everywhere

My Arnty Pat Cottington

I'm so sorry you suffered so .... Thankyou for sending Sophie xX x ps you'd be so proud of Kim & your lovely Grate Granson Harvy he's so gental & bright a happy boy love you so much 💙

Gladys Aylward

Gladys was a small woman, like me. But she was a woman strong of faith and courage. Against all odds she went to China as a missionary , where she worked for twenty years. She adopted many local children, and took a hundred of them over the mountains on a twelve day march to safety . During the invasion of the Japanese, in world war two. I saw her speak once in Liverpool and will never forget that small woman. Such an inspiration.

all younge women and myself

For all those alive (who deserve to hear this), You are a strong and beautiful woman who can get through it. You are not alone (if you want a friend or support I am here for you, don't be afraid to message me on Insta/Twitter/Facebook – Maria Ede). For those who have died, I am sorry. I wish I was there for you, beside you, supporting you. I just hope you are no longer suffering and no matter where your soul has gone, just know I will carry you in my heart and attempt to make this world better.

Eleanor Roosevelt

In memory of Eleanor Roosevelt x

Lynda McSorley

You are quite simply the finest human being I have ever encountered. I think about you everyday and will miss you always. Your kindness, you compassion and your courage were an inspiration.

Nan J. Wilkie

Nan was a hugely inspirational art teacher and lifelong friend. She enabled many women to become artists and constantly arranged exhibitions of others art work. her own life was extremely creative.

Grace Taylor

My grandmother (Nana) was a wonderful and caring woman. I learnt so much from her when I was growing up. The story of her life was quite an inspiration to me and I remember her fondly.

My beloved late mum, Majidan Begum

The most beloved and inspirational mother, ever. So ahead of her time, to guide, nourish and to love all those who knew her. Never had an easy life but still smiled throughout her life, without complaint. No cross words or frowns from my beloved mother. Always full of tender love for family as well as friends. Sorely missed every day. Gone but never ever forgotten 💔...

Vera Brittain

Inspiring and influential writer of the 20th century, who courageously wrote of her own experiences of agonising loss of family and friends in wartime. Never forget her Testament Of Youth. Striving for peace.

To the freedom of all women and girls

NADIA BOULANGER (1887-1979) was a most extraordinary music teacher to whom many famous composers flocked to be taught by her in Paris. Among her students were many important composers, including the Polish female composer, Graźyna Bacewicz, Aaron Copland, Philip Glass and Astor Piazzola. She was the first woman to conduct many major orchestras in America and Europe. Her younger sister, LILI BOULANGER (1893-1918) was a highly gifted composer and the first woman to win the Grand Prix de Rome.

Mum, Jean Smith

To the loving and everlasting memory of our adorable, caring kind and brilliant Mum, Jean Smith. Not a day goes by we don't miss you and your beautiful warm smile. Our Mum and our friend, love you to the stars and infinity.

My Mum

You were such a strong woman but loneliness forced you to him, control forced you to stay with him. Eventually we got rid of him but not until he had virtually destroyed you & left us as the extra victims. He left you so messed up, he kept begging until you died. Now he lives in fear of us telling others the sort of man he really is. He has no idea of the legacy of his abuse; the terrors we both still have. But we have changed; we are no longer victims ~ we are now survivors. Miss you everyday.

Barbara Burford 1944-2010

My late partner, Barbara, was an incredible mover and shaker who worked tirelessly in the cause of diversity in the NHS and the Dept of Work and Pensions. Prior to that she was a medical research scientist, doing pioneering work on heart and lung transplants for infants at Great Ormond St Hospital. A notable feminist, she was also a poet, novelist and playwright

Sue

I'm so sorry, my friend, that you didn't feel you had enough support to speak out against your situation. I know you felt trapped & it breaks my heart that you only saw one way out. I will never forget you, Sue, and I tell your story regularly. Thank God society has changed so much since you left us ❤️ Till we meet again - save me a space at the naughty table x

Rachel Bailey

Fought the toughest battles always a warrior....with me every day xx

Mary Barbour

Mary organised a rent freeze for poverty driven wife’s during WW1. As all their husbands went to fight in the war greedy landlords put tenemental rents up so that the wives could not afford to pay. She organised all the wives to put a freeze on paying rents and took her fight to Westminster. She won her fight and a law was passed preventing landlords from robbing the women. Mary then became a Glasgow City Councillor until the thirties fighting for the rights of women at that time.

Sirimavo Bandaranaike

The first female prime minister of the modern world. Sirimavo Bandaranaike was elected the prime minister of Sri Lanka (Ceylon as it was known then) in 1960

My Granny Hannah

My Grandma was the most resilient soul who ever lived, nothing phased her, she'd been through some tough times rasing 6 children whilst (her husband) grandad worked down pit. What a woman she was enduring domestic abuse as a lot of women did and still do. I am in awe of her strength and only hope that her spirit lives on in all of us because her memories and laughter will be remembered forever she brought great joy to all that met her with her wicked sense of humour I'm honoured she was mine xx

Winifred Muir

My grandmother, was an amazing woman. She brought up 3 girls alone when her husband was lost at sea during World War 11. She cooked and offered shelter to her neighbours who were bombed out. She had been "in service" to the Bishop of Exeter before she married and her cooking was amazing . After the war her husband returned but was so traumatized that he took his own life a few years later. She then had her elderly mother live with her and looked after her until she died.

Louise W

She was ahead of her time, she taught me to be independent & strong.

Caroline Lavender

My mum had a very difficult life in her later years she tried really hard to become the mum she really wanted to be- she succeeded just before she died.

My mum

You supported, encouraged and inspired me every step of my journey to become a teacher. At the age of 50 you began your degree! You were amazing.

Martha Humphries (née Hardy)

To grandmother,a brave, intelligent woman. Leaving school to go into domestic service you exemplified a victorian work ethic plus fought off employers sons to keep your " virtue" intact. Wooed by a visiting tradesman you went on to bear 10 children, losing a boy and girl in their infancy. Nearly starving in 30s depression, the family thrived at last and your husband was elected a Labour Councillor. Gladys, my mum was expecting me when you died. Your strength and determination live on in me.

Maggie Jochild 1955-2017: Poet, Lover, Revolutionary

Maggie Jochild, aka Mary Margaret “Meg” Barnett, the most magnificent mind I have ever encountered. I was her true love, and she mine.

Sarah Jane Elizabeth

I was honoured to be your mum my beautiful girl forever 32.. All you ever wanted was someone to love xx

Rachel Young

This woman stayed true to herself and always tried to better herself in spite of the trials she had to deal with. She stayed a genuine caring soul and was taken far too soon.

My Nan

Remembering my wonderful Nan, who was like a Mum to me and who brought me up. She went through so much, but was the strongest woman I've ever known xxx

My Aunty Gwen

I miss you Aunty Gwen. I know your marriage was a unhappy one and you endured much heartbreak 💔

My nanna

My nanna who died from lung cancer didn't let her condition to ruin her life she still worked and looked after her children and grandchildren even when she was really ill

Elizabeth Robbins

Born in Louisville, Kentucky during the American Civil war, Elizabeth moved to London in 1888 continuing her career as an actor. In 1913 she was sharing her house in Sussex with Octavia Wilberforce, a doctor. Both of them became very active in the Votes for Women movement, and when the notorious “Cat and Mouse Act” was passed and hunger-striking suffragettes were released from prison temporarily, they opened up their house to these convalescing women. Some suffragettes were also hidden there.

Denyse jackson

I dedicate my sisters memory who sadly passed away 25/12/2022. I would like to thank the refuge that helped her get back on her feet after DV so she could live a happy life until the very end. ❤️🙏

My beautiful mother

For my wonderful mam who we lost 6 years ago to domestic abuse 💔 we miss you everyday mam and never a day goes by that we don't think of you. You suffered so much but your bravery and strength never left you. You truly were my inspiration and I'm happy that your safe back in daddy's arms where he can never hurt you again

My beautiful daughter Danielle

My beautiful daughter Danielle, forever 25, forever in our hearts. We love and miss you so much love from Mum, Dad, grandma, grandad and your little brothers xx

Norah Kennedy

Dear Mum, You are missed every day. Thank you for caring for us and sorry for all the male violence you suffered. Love Always, Pauline x x x

My Mother, Eileen Green

I wish for my Mother to be remembered. She suffered 36 years of physical and emotional abuse. She was generous and kind-hearted, and in spite of her own terrible life, she never refused to help others who were in need. My Mother often fed me when she had gone without food herself. She used to tell me that she had already eaten, and many years later I realised the truth: She had gone hungry so that I could eat. I want my Mother's memory kept alive, and this is my way of honouring her.

Louise Gandy

Missing you so much ,look after Mark I love and miss you both 💗 💓

Chess❤️

Chess was such a wonderful strong and outspoken woman who was stolen away too soon, will always remember how expressive she was ❤️

My beautiful mum, Maggie ❤️

You inspire me more than you’ll ever know ❤️ I love and miss you always ❤️ xxx

My mum ❤️

I love my mum so much. She's a strong, resilient woman who has been through a lot but still tries to be authentically herself ❤️

Dame Millicent Garrett Fawcett

She is the lost name of the women's suffrage movement. The leader of the suffragists who's name we sadly can't remember or know as books and history sometimes fails to mention her great efforts in the Votes For Women

Kate Avery

My friend Kate died all too quickly of pancreatic cancer a year ago today. She was an incredibly strong woman throughout many difficulties in her life. She brought up her two daughters single-handed and did an amazing job. They are two wonderful young women. She always cared about what was going on with me and many other friends. I miss her sharp, questioning intelligence, bravery and great sense of humour.

TO A VERY DEAR AUNTY. IN LOVING ABD EVERGREEN MEMORY

Princess Mary Ehimatie Obaseki, ( nee erhahon) Iye mummy (mum’s mum) as she was fondly referred to as, was a force to be reckoned with amongst he contemporaries. Her admonitions and teachings remain my guide and guard until this day. She lived a life worthy of emulation. Dearly loved sadly missed. She remains alive in our heart.

Kayleigh hanks

To my dear sister there's never a day I don't think of u.ur be forever in my heart and forever in my soul love and miss u so much and I will forever keep my promise to look after ur little girl xxx

Florence Nightingale and Bessie Braddock both have givrn women the confidence to do more.

Both have done so much to inspire women to become more independant and take action without having to have permission from men.

Rosa Parks

For all she didn't (& did) stand for.

Erika Johanna Laurette Magnussen

Mum , artist , storyteller , witness to some of the most dramatic events of the last century close up. And maker of wonderful chicken soup ... At her funeral , there was a huge thunderstorm. My mum must have been rearranging God's study that day ..

Lynda Perry

Dear Lynda You will never be forgotten by your family and friends. You were honest forthright and passionate but most importantly you chased your dreams and never gave up. That is wonderful and sadly not all women feel able to do this. You were fearless inspirational and loved ❤️

Sylvia Plath

I first read Plath at university and later taught her to A-level students at a brutally North London private boys school, to the amused condescension of the all-male English staff. The boys, by contrast, were overwhelmed by the way her poetry spoke to them with such a depth of humanity. She taught me about women, about poetry, the power of the simplest line, giving a voice to the everyday struggles that are yours, mine, everyone’s, and key to our very survival.

Dame Deborah James

For her tireless work in raising awareness of bowel cancer. An inspiration!

Mary Kingsley

Mary Kingsley was a Victorian explorer in West Africa, who was anti-colonialist and had an anthropological outlook, flouting the conventions of the period in so many ways

Maxine.

Well where donei start don't leave it too long too get help and be strong for your children after see hear sometime even hurt them self tell yaself you children deserve treat better. Desreve be treat. Respect love you and worthy more

Grace Browning nee Hunter

My Gran was a wonderful wife mother and Gran who was a go to person in the community and fed and nurtured many She would help everyone and tell no-one

Henrrietta Murphy

My mother was a tireless worker for her family, church and community. She was that busy woman everyone asked for help. She never refused. She sewed, crocheted, painted, laid tiles, gardened, co-ordinated the church luncheon club and the women's group, was a leader in the BB, did parish visits - all well into her 80's! She was the centre of our world - a role model I fall far short of and the rock which underpins my life

Benazir bhutto

Brilliant women, powerful

Evelyn Rutter, born Blogg

My older brother, Michael, was brought up in a single parent household in 1952 macho working class Hartlepool. This is definitely down to my amazing nana, Evelyn, who kept the whole family together. She was born Evelyn Blogg, to a working class family on Hartlepool Headland. She kept all the family together during the WW11 & wouldn’t let them be evacuated. When my brother was born, he was also brought up at home, not given up for adoption. I’m still the only person I know in the whole of the