Narelle Cooper 27 October 1972 – 3 September 2024
Gemma Barr
To Narelle, If only we had met at a different point in our lives, it could all have been so different. I loved you will all my heart . I still miss being able to chat to you and have a giggle. The universe is so unfair. Your kids were so lucky to have you as their mum. Lexi was at the beach where we met yesterday and a butterfly visited her, she never sees butterflies down there so she firmly believes it was you checking in xxxx Rest in peace xxx
Gemma Barr
> VIEW ON MEMORY TIMELINESidney Phillips
To my second mum. Nothing has really hit yet, I think I am a bit numb to constantly loosing so many people I have loved to cancer. Nearly 3 years ago you opened your arms and heart to both myself and Levi & I couldn’t of been luckier to have been apart of your life for the few years we had together. You were just always there, I would always joke that I would talk to you more than I did my own friends and my own mum - it hurts that I can never just pick up my phone and face time you at any random moment anymore. I could come to you with anything & you would always be on my side. You were such a bright person in my life and I have learnt so much from you & your passion for your work made me know that I definitely want to become a midwife just like my mother in law. I can’t wait to use your stethoscope that you used to hear the hearts of all the mothers you helped & all the babies you delivered, having that piece from you will make me remember that you are always in my heart. I love you, and don’t worry - I promised you that I will always make sure your babies are okay. We are okay ❤️
