Gill and I worked in the Intensive Care Unit at Poole General Hospital around 1973/4 . We worked well together and she had my back .This was the first time I had been away from home (Scotland) and Gills happy and caring presence helped me settle at the hospital and in Wareham.We kept in touch over the years with the usual letter and card at Christmas. .We visited her and Rob one year when we went to Dorset on holiday when our kids were wee 🥳 and we were delighted when they came to visit our home a few years back .It’s been so nice to keep in touch via Facebook and share photos.When Rod msg me to let me know about Gills news I was devastated .I was amazed how she and Rod packed so much into each n every day ,putting a lot of people to shame . Gill was very courageous and humble and I was proud to have known her as a friend fly with the angels dear Gill xx❤️

Gill was truly a remarkable and inspirational women and will be sorely missed.

Gill – our dearest friend, a lovely, inspirational and brave lady. We will miss you, as will so many others. Your angel will always be with you and will continue to take care of Rod and all the family. Bindy & Tony xxx

Gill has been a good friend for many years and her support over the last year has been invaluable. She is much missed. Sleep peacefully now Gill, the courage and dignity you have shown during your illness is unforgettable 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I first met Gill in a professional capacity as a client to my business! She became a very valued and loyal client as well as a friend right to the end x she is so greatly missed x a truly inspirational lady who was so full of positivity x Jo x

I will always hold my precious cousin Gill, and her family, in my heart. All the more precious as our birthdays are one day apart, we both lived in Dorset and had “same haunts” in common, and we were only able to connect in recent years. She was, and always will be, an inspiration to me. Thank you Gill for being you.

We have known Gill all our lives, she will be forever in our hearts and thoughts, such an amazing, brave, lovely lady and a great inspiration to us all. We have many wonderful memories of our family holidays and Christmases together which we will treasure. Gill will be truly missed by us all, love always.
Lin,Steve, Michael & Sam and John & Mave

we met Gill and Rod when they began looking after our black labradoodle Marmite, and after a couple of years accompanied by our rescue goldendoodle Barney. From the first time we met Gill my husband who is a Doctor said, you can tell Gill used to be a nurse – so organised! It gave us so much pleasure to drop the woofits off with G&R as they realised at the turn into their street where they were and howled the place down – no turning back in sadness as we departed, they were already in the garden making themselves at home! Thank you Gill for all the love you showed our boys and we are both so privileged to have met you. Rest in peace xxx