30-03 2021 19:47
wrote:
I first met Tanisha when we both worked at Highgate Jobcentre. She was a popular and likeable young lady. She had an infectious laugh and a warm personality. Our children went to the same school. Thinking of Tanisha automatically brings a smile to the lips of those who knew her because she loved life. She always had a smile and enjoyed a good joke
Thank you, dear Tanisha for the great privilege of having known you for many years. I know you are still here among us. Thank you for reminding us that the present moment is precious, and that we should make the most of it by loving fully and generously.
Spread your wings and fly proudly, Tan. You have earned it! Richard
30-03 2021 19:47
wrote:
I first met Tanisha when we both worked at Highgate Jobcentre. She was a popular and likeable young lady. She had an infectious laugh and a warm personality. Our children went to the same school. Thinking of Tanisha automatically brings a smile to the lips of those who knew her because she loved life. She always had a smile and enjoyed a good joke
Thank you, dear Tanisha for the great privilege of having known you for many years. I know you are still here among us. Thank you for reminding us that the present moment is precious, and that we should make the most of it by loving fully and generously.
Spread your wings and fly proudly, Tan. You have earned it! Richard
