#RememberHerName #RememberHerStory

Carole and all the other brave souls out there

You will be remembered and loved by all of us. I know that life became too hard but your light and bravery shone on us and your memory will remain with us. To all who are still fighting you are and always will be warriors

Andrea Watson

Mam you should have still been here today and there's so much I wish I could tell you. Thank you for teaching me kindness, honesty and love and to stand up for myself and others. I truly hope you are where you wanted to be with who you wanted to be with. You are here on earth still in memories and stories and hearts. Love you forever 🌟

Eleanor Roosevelt

Eleanor Roosevelt was much more than First Lady; grossly underrated by her husband Franklin D Roosevelt, she nevertheless worked tirelessly to improve the lot of the underprivileged of all creeds, races, and nations.

Mary Seacole

From Kingston Jamaica, born 1805 died Paddington London 1881. Mary was a herbalist who saved more lives than Florence Nightingale during the Crimean War. Her methods were overlooked after the war for purely racist reasons.

Adela Breton

Adela Breton- traveller to Mexico in 1800s Lived in Bath, Somerset

Zsa zsa

I miss you so much darling ❤️ my heart is ripped in 2 without you by my side sweetheart

Ysabel Birkbeck

Born in 1890, Ysabel Birkbeck served in WWI as a front line ambulance driver. She served first with the Scottish Women's Hospital on the Romanian Front, returned to the UK via the Russian Revolution, and then went to the Belgian front. She was awarded two medals for bravery in WWI. In WWII, she drove an ambulance in the Blitz. In her old age, which was when our family knew her, she spent the summer months living alone in a remote cottage in the west highlands, going everywhere by boat.

Rita Marsden (nee Stead)

I am thankful every single day for your unconditional love and guidance. You are beautiful and will be loved forever xxx

My beautiful Auntie Anne

Auntie Anne valiantly fought cancer for almost 20 years, she smiled, laughed, loved, celebrated 50 years of marriage to Uncle Rab, supported her 3 daughters in whatever they were doing, and she supported me thru one of the toughest periods in my life. Auntie Anne had a beautiful soul 💗

Christine Mitchell

An old telly in a pram became a mobile puppet theatre which was trundled round the streets of Lerwick. Christine operated the puppets with foot operated wires and while the figures danced she played the clarinet. She was the most creative person I ever met.

Patsy Brady

A wonderful person who everyone loved.

Doreen Chantal (nee McGlaughlin)

The bravest, strongest, most resilient woman who raised 4 children on her own to be themselves. A fighter, survivor and inspiration.

Lady diana

You were an inspiration to a lot of women.i will forget how you were treated by your husband and the royal family.r.i.p

Lisa Lejeune

Dedicated to my childhood best friend Lisa, who decided to end her own suffering at age 16. You showed immense strength throughout some very difficult years & no one should have had to experience such horrible things so young. My self-imposed mission these past few years has been to keep your memory alive, show the world what an incredible person you were and raise awareness of the importance of mental health & being kind to each other. Forever missing you, but hoping you've found peace.

Maria Sacharczuk

My mum raised me in difficult circumstances,we didn't have much ,but she gave me a happy childhood and raised me to be a caring and respectful man .

Nancy Smith

To, mum You were and still are the strongest, most inspirational woman I will ever know. You lived a life of stories most wouldn’t believe. A fortress for your 6 children and 4 grand babies. You taught us to be strong, independent women. You raised us alone, and taught us kindness, empathy and hard work goes a long way. We would never be the people we are without you. Such an amazing, funny and wild soul. I will miss you and love you always.

Nanna prior

You survived it all, you legend! You were a brave inspiration to us and still are. You'll be loved eternally. Rest well beautiful soul

Harriet Tubman

Harriet risked her life many times to guide people escaping slavery in the U.S. south to find freedom in the north.

Maria Salomea Skłodowska-Curie

Dedicated to women everywhere. Never give up.

My Mum

My Mum raised me and my sister to be strong women with morals and a drive for life. The greatest Mother and Grandmother a family could have. missed by us all.

Dorothy Thomson

Dear Grunny, I know there’s no words. I know how things were in the end and I hope you’re at peace and found those who loved you in life. Please know that you’ll never be forgotten and we’re now altogether and we talk about you every single day. We always will. Our hearts beat for yours and always will. See you on the other side. Bren, J and Chloe. PS: I hope Mac & Moose found you.

Violet Van de parre

You were an inspiration to me ... I love you always 💛

My Mum Karen Bowler

My mum died as a victim of domestic abuse in 2016. Forever in my heart ♥️

Alice Maria de Caires

Dear grandma, I am dedicating this to you and your story. You grew up in really difficult and hard circumstances; you did what you could with what you had. I hope you are somewhere more peaceful now, and you can finally rest. I also hope that you can see what mum did to break free of the cycles of trauma, the decisions she made to choose a different path for me and her. I know in my heart that I am breaking the chains of abuse our family has endured for too long. I love you. Ema

My auntie

She left us in July, but was a strong, kind, amazing woman, dedicated to justice, teaching and being an amazing person all around xxxx

Mira Mehta

You survived an incredibly difficult life with bravery, grace and love. Forever my inspiration, forever missed x

Pauline, my beloved Nan

The strongest woman I knew, the first to get a divorce on the basis of cruelty in my county. She taught me so much and I miss her daily x

My Gma

She stood by my side through the darkest times of my life. Always there, never judging me. Just there, with love, support and encouragement

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a US Supreme Court justice and a champion of women's rights and equality

Zara Aleena

Thinking of Zara today and all the other women who have had their lives cut short due to male violence

Frances Sacker

In memory of my much-missed mother. A mould breaker, path maker and role model for many women who knew her.

Daphne Owen

My Nana was a force of nature; she lit up a room when she walked in and always had time and space for us. She loved to celebrate and any occasion could become a party.

Frida Kahlo

Remembering Frida Kahlo and the icon that she was