Agnes Christine Pantlin (Chris)
Chris Pantlin
1930 - 2021
Service Details
Thursday, January 28th 2021 - 12:00
BRANCH
Douch & Small Funeral DirectorsWimborne
The Funeral Mass will be available via YouTube please see video below. We encourage you all to wear something light and bright for the occasion. Please do have a celebratory toast afterwards at home to commemorate a wonderful lady and raise a glass to 90 incredible years. With all our love, The Pantlin Family x
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What a lovely lady. Her humour and wisdom over the years will always be treasured. There are so many wonderful memories from over half a century and so much to smile about.
What wonderful neighbours Chris, John and family were when we lived at Summerhill, Boundary Drive. It was a pleasure to know Chris and our thoughts are with all the family at this difficult time.
REMEMBERING THE DEAREST FRIEND I EVER HAD – CHRIS IN MY HEART ALWAYS
Today we mourn (auntie) Chris, but smile when we remember such a wonderful and colourful lady.
Over the years it was always a pleasure to meet Chris, always a friendly face and smile with a little glint in her eye, offering a friendly piece of advise or just a kind word.
Chris enriched so many lives and as she leaves us with lovely memories, she won’t be forgotten.
Thinking of all of you her loving family, may Chris rest in peace. Love Martin, Helen, Henry and Oliver. Xxx
So many happy memories of the venerable Mrs P.
As a boy, she always believed me over poor “Thumb – Benjy-bum”. And she let me watch TV.
As a young man, she became less sure that it was always Nick / Ben / Billy / Wally’s fault, shooting the look that showed she knew but softened by her giggled “Well, you know…”
Always busy but always time to pause and listen with genuine care, her wise and kind influence on all stages of my life is deeply felt. My love and virtual support to Tim, Jo, (breaking with our brotherly tradition) Wally and families. May she look down as I raise a glass of sherry to her – thank you Mrs P.
So sorry to hear the sad passing of Chris.
Always so cheerful.
I will miss her.
Love to you all Tim, Ben and Jo
Much love Victoria (nee Skidmore)
So glad to have been in contact with Chris. She was my father’s first cousin. John and I loved calling round to see her in Wimborne, where she would always insist on providing us with a lovely lunch. Such a lively lady ,always interesting to talk to . She had a generosity of spirit.
With love from
Eliza from Torquay, Devon.
Fun times at High Hanger when we were young, Chris got me through my English Lit O level by quoting Macbeth every time I walked in the house, which was often.
Always there to inspire and support so many.
Love and best wishes to all the family,
Bernadette, David, Ben & Emily Newman xxx
We will miss you Aunty Chris. At all of those great family gatherings, you were always such fun to talk to and interested in everyone’s lives.
A little thank you from mum (Tina) – Thanks for teaching me how to make big picnics – thoroughly enjoyed by all the Feathers.
Lots of love from all the Feathers (Tina, Toni, Will & Jo) xxx
Such lovely hymns and service. You all read so well and it was really great to see all the grandchildren together. Sending love and prayers. 🌻xx
Chris will be very much missed, she was a wonderful and wise lady with a great sense of humour and full of fun . Always had time to chat and took a great interest in family and friends. Our prayers and thoughts go to Tim , Jo , Ben and their families
Angela , Martyn Hogg and family
What a beautiful service today. Dearest Tim, Ben, Joanne and to your wonderful families, we send all our love to the best Auntie in the world, who will always be with us, and who also made the best Bovril sandwiches in the world. Thank you as well Chris for sending that man out to help me aged 10 to swim back to shore off Sandbanks, boy that current was strong! And sorry for peeing in the swimming pool at the club (Jo snitched on me). Our love to you all, we will always remember Chris as being so caring, joyful and full of life. May she rest in peace xxxx
I was a young bridesmaid of 7 to Chris and John so have known Chris a few years now! And the family of course. Our two families spent some good times together when we were young. Chris was always bright, smiley and cheerful. We met Sometimes in Wimborne and chatted. She was always interested to know how I and my daughters were getting on, remembering their names.
My mother, Norah Moore, now 100, would like to be remembered to the family. My parents had been friends with John, through the Methodist Church, since before their marriage.
Our very best wishes go the Chris’ family; Tim, Jo, Ben and their families.
To the memory of Chris – Always such a happy smiling person, ready to listen, help and laugh with all her friends. And not forgetting the ups and downs of school runs – 6 in the car and no seat belts in those days!
I knew the Pantlin Family back in 1980 when I worked at Highcliif in Swanage with there daughter Jo.All though Chris passed away a year ago sending my condolences the the Family