Pauline Baxter

Messages of condolence

1. To my wonderful Mum, Thank you for all your love and care over so many years. You have made me who I am today. Your constant encouragement has given me the strength to do what I have done and inspired me to keep going when times were tough. I hope to pass this gift on to Emma, along with your love of travel, which I have most definitely inherited. Rest in peace, Mum. You will be missed always. Your loving son, Alistair

2. In memory of a much loved friend of over 50 years. With much love from Stephanie

3. Dear Family, Wishing you peace and comfort at this time. We are thankful to have had wonderful Pauline in our lives. Intelligent, thoughtful and oh so glamorous just to name a few. Thank you for inviting us to celebrate Pauline’s life. Our memories of the Baxter’s hosting sunny days in the garden will continue to bring smiles to our faces. As always, please don’t hesitate to ask us for anything. The Foxens xxx

4. To Alistair and David
   Sending our sincere condolences to you both on the loss of a wonderful wife and mother. As you come to terms with Pauline’s passing, we hope the sadness in your hearts will be replaced with the fond memories of the special times you have spent together.
   We are so sorry that we will not be able to join you on 22 January to pay our respects to Pauline, and to support you on this difficult day. You are much in our thoughts and we hope you will draw comfort from the kindness and support of your many friends, neighbours and family members.

5. In loving memory of Pauline, a dear friend for many years.

6. In loving memory of a dear school friend, Pauline. Donated in remembrance, with fond memories and sincere condolences to her family and all who loved her.

7. For my Sister . I have lots of good memories of you.
   Here’s just a couple
   Your wedding day and dad walking you up the aisle. You looked beautiful. Apparently I hid under the tables at your reception sounds like me doesn’t it.
   I loved the visits to your workplace in London where they had computers the size of buses.
   I remember music you played on your dansette red record player and how you recorded pick of the pops on Sunday nights.
   Christmas at your house and our dog ate the chocolate from your Christmas tree.
   I think Jeanette and I have caught your travel bug!

   We will miss you from little brother and Jeanette
   XX

8. With our sincere condolences to Dave, Alistair and family.
   We will remember Pauline as a witty, lively and generous friend.
   Unfortunately distance has prevented us meeting for quite a few years and moreso on the day of the celebration of her life (Australia) when we much regret not being able to attend.
   Her engaging personality and ready smile will be missed by all who knew her.

9. Dear Pauline, such a wonderful friend for over 60 years! A bubbly, fun, intelligent and caring wife, mother, grandmother and friend.
   So many happy memories of times spent together on holidays together in our youth then later enjoying fun times with our growing families.
   More recently meeting up for pub lunches at a halfway point & enjoying your wonderful, spirited company., with the menfolk too of course!
   We will miss you but know you are now at peace.
   All our love goes to you David, Alistair & Emma after such a sad loss xx.

10. I am so lucky to have so many fond memories of my childhood with Pauline
    Always positive, always fun and always supportive
    Thank you so much and love to David Alistair and all

11. I worked with Pauline for many years and throughout that time she was a fantastic colleague and a personal friend. She will be sadly missed.
    My deepest condolences to her husband David and son Alistair.

12. A great friend for the past 50+ years, Pauline was always interested in what our family had been up and we would share our travel experiences, especially of Italy. Maggie and Dave Darby