Eva Diane Thompson
1955 - 2024 | Sheffield
A wonderful sister Loved by all
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Current total raised
£1104.15
GiftAid £276.04
£54.60
+ £13.65 GiftAid
Anonymous
06/08/2024
£21.60
Janet Kilby
03/08/2024
A beautiful lady inside & out She fought so hard. R.i.P xx
£21.60
Sue Harper
02/08/2024
With love from Sue and Ronnie Harper xxx
£20.00
+ £5.00 GiftAid
Ian Hamilton
31/07/2024
In loving memory of Eva with love from Keith and family
£10.00
+ £2.50 GiftAid
Diane Sharpley
26/07/2024
Anil Garnette
22/07/2024
£500.00
+ £125.00 GiftAid
Dawn Bland
22/07/2024
Eva’s final wishes was to donate £500.00 to St Luke’s Thank you for taking such good care of our big sister
£20.00
Janet Carter
16/07/2024
A friend and colleague.
£50.00
Janet & Malcolm Hibberd
15/07/2024
A lovely niece who fought to the end RIP Eva xx
£10.00
+ £2.50 GiftAid
Beth White
15/07/2024
Lots of love xx
£10.00
+ £2.50 GiftAid
Lee Williams
14/07/2024
£20.00
+ £5.00 GiftAid
Debra Clayton
14/07/2024
All my love x
£25.00
+ £6.25 GiftAid
Bridie Hamilton
14/07/2024
Love you to the moon and back Bridie & Joe xxx
£25.00
+ £6.25 GiftAid
Diane Clewes
14/07/2024
In memory of Eva, with love to Dawn, Julie and families.
£148.35
+ £37.09 GiftAid
Anonymous
13/07/2024
£25.00
+ £6.25 GiftAid
Tom Bland
13/07/2024
Vickie Peers
13/07/2024
Sending love a best wishes to Eva,s family. Thank you to everyone at the hospice for your care and dedication.
£25.00
+ £6.25 GiftAid
Cynthia Amies
13/07/2024
In memory of a lovely and courageous niece. Rest in peace Eva!x
£50.00
+ £12.50 GiftAid
Dawn and Roy Bland
13/07/2024
For my beautiful big sis
£50.00
+ £12.50 GiftAid
Julie & Ian Hamilton
13/07/2024
For my beautiful big sister will all our love
Thoughts
I remember the day Eva was born and my first visit to see her. I was 8 years old and an auntie! I was pleased to hear her middle name was Diane as at the time it was my favourite name and had already given it to my pot doll. The following years I saw much of her as we lived close by. She grew to be bright and intelligent and at 14 years old was my chief bridesmaid. On the big day, she returned from the hairdressers with the ‘style of the day,’ though we laughed years later as she claimed she ‘had horns and looked like The Queen!’ True!! Another memory is of her attending her sister Julie’s Christening where she ‘helped herself’ to the proceeds of the collection box on the way out. In her innocence she believed that’s what people were doing when donating, but thankfully she didn’t escape! As with all my nephews and nieces, I loved her, but over the years we had less contact due to house moves and wherever life took us. Eva had more than her share of mis-fortune, yet I’ve never heard her complain or show self pity, despite her suffering through the last years of her life. She cared for her mum throughout her own battle and I was in awe of her courage. Along with my thoughts of Eva, I can’t fail to mention her sisters Julie & Dawn. They have been a close threesome, and have beyond loved and cared for their ‘big sister.’ All three are a credit to their parents and I feel proud of them. ❤️
Added by Cynthia Amies - 14/07/2024