This memorial page is a place of remembrance for those we have sadly lost to pulmonary fibrosis. Each tribute honours their life, their strength, and the love they shared with family and friends. By sharing these memories, we keep their stories alive and raise awareness of the impact this condition has on so many lives.
If you feel able, we gently invite you to consider making a donation. Your support helps fund vital research, raise awareness, and provide care for those still facing pulmonary fibrosis. Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a difference in honouring the memory of those we have lost and bringing hope to those still fighting.
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Thank you for helping us honour the memory of those we have lost in a thoughtful and considerate way.
In memory of
Charlie Rhodie
In loving memory of my dad, Charlie Rhodie A devoted partner to our mum and a much-loved father and papa. Taken far too soon at just 56 years old by pulmonary fibrosis. You were our strength and our heart, and you are missed every single day. Forever loved, forever remembered.
by Cherisse
April 22, 2026In memory of
Gerald Graham
Honouring the Life of Gerald Graham Gerry believed in helping others, and supporting this charity reflects the compassion he showed throughout his life. All contributions made in his name will continue the good he brought into the world. We are deeply grateful to everyone who donates in his memory
by Tonya Graham
April 22, 2026In memory of
Ray Holt
In loving memory of my dad, Ray. Not the Mama, a name that will always make me smile. He worked in film and travelled the world, but family was everything. He sacrificed so much for us. I know he’s up there with the dogs, shaking his head at us. Loved, missed, never forgotten. 🤍
by Lauren-Melissa Holt
April 22, 2026Thinking of
Christine Channer
Thinking of you always everyday and especially on Mother’s Day, You were the best Mother in the world. You did and would go far and beyond for all of your children. Lots of love from Aldean xxxxx
by Aldwan
April 22, 2026
In loving memory of
Darcy Galley
My big bruver! We had such fun growing up. It was you who told me to keep my bubble gum behind my ear and took me on a search for our hidden presents, and it was you who stuck up for me when I was in trouble. Everyone needs a big brother like you, going to miss you so much 12.6.46 - 25.12.25
by Sue Galley
January 24, 2026In loving memory of
Tommy Nayles
Missing my hero everyday He fought so hard and was so brave. Loved forever and a day 5th june 2025💔
by Liz Nayles
January 8, 2026In loving memory of
Joe Bell
The love of my life lost his fight. He was a very loving partner, father, brother and friend. Missed everyday and thought about every minute. The disease took you from us to soon. Still here your voice in everything I do and feel your love as it keeps me going everyday
by Knikkia Mathes
January 8, 2026In loving memory of
Alfred pluckwell (Dad)
I could go on forever with words but there simply isn’t enough to describe how much I miss you dad PF cruelly stole you from us, one thing it will never steal is the love we carry with us everywhere Breathe easy now my hero I love you and miss you so much xx
by Bernie
January 8, 2026
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