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Light up a Life Remembering loved ones this Christmas Kindly sponsored by Your light will shine brightly throughout the festive period. Please feel free to come along and visit our Tree of Love in reception. All of your dedication stars will be available to view right through until twelfth night.* * Please note weekend viewing will only be available 10.30am until 3pm. If you have made a dedication to Light up a Life 2019, your loved ones name and message will appear in our online memory book which is available to view on our website or via our Facebook page. Best wishes from all at St Mary’s Hospice Please join us for complimentary refreshments at the end of the service. Thank you… Welcome… Thank you for joining us today and supporting St Mary’s warmly invite you to Light up a Life 2019. Light up a Life 2019 Your generous donations ensure that we can continue to support and care for patients and their families when they need us the Each of you will have your own special reason most. for joining us today, we hope we have created a welcoming atmosphere that enables you to On behalf of everyone at St Mary’s we would like to wish you a remember and celebrate the lives of loved peaceful Christmas and best wishes for the New Year. ones you hold so dear. Order of Service Welcome & Introduction Performances Revd Nick Hallam- Ambleside Ambleside Father Paul Embery- Ulverston Mia Sullivan Revd Elaine Bates- Barrow Ulverston Revd Nick Devenish- Cartmel Ulverston Victoria High School Chamber Choir Cartmel Priory Choir Barrow-in-Furness Dedication of Tree Lights Paris-Ayo Corkill Cartmel First Song – Silent night Faye Bowness Silent night, holy night! Candle-Lit Reflection All is calm, all is bright Round yon virgin, mother and child Chloe Agnew ‘To where you are’ Holy infant so tender and mild Sleep in heavenly peace Reading Sleep in heavenly peace Member of St Mary’s nursing team Silent night, holy night! ‘We light candles’ Shepherds quake at the sight Glories stream from heaven afar Heavenly hosts sing ‘alleluia! Christ the Savior is born Christ the Savior is born Silent night, holy night! Son of God, love's pure light Radiant beams from Thy holy face With the dawn of redeeming grace Jesus Lord, at Thy birth Jesus Lord, at Thy birth Names of loved ones remembered… Order of Service Second Song - O Come All Ye Faithful School Performance Names of loved ones remembered… Maureen Wyver Jean Wilton O come, all ye faithful, Ambleside Ambleside Church of England Primary Mary Ann Wood Barrie Yates NamesJoyful andof loved triumphant! ones remembered…O come ye, O come ye, to Bethlehem. School Henry Yates Nicola & Charlotte Wood Come and behold Him Ulverston Thomas Rodney Woodend Percy Yates Born the King of Angels; St Mary’s Catholic School O come, let us adore Him, Barrow-in-Furness Brenda Woods Ruth Young O come, let us adore Him, St Paul’s Church of England Junior O come, let us adore Him, John Worth All my loved ones School Christ the Lord! Betty Wright Dee Cartmel Sing, choirs of angels, Cartmel CE Primary School Irvine Wright Lost Friends Sing in exultation, Joseph Wright May, Harold and Harold Sing, all ye citizens of heaven above! The Hospice Prayer Glory to God in the highest; Winnie & Jack Wright Mother & Father Father of all, O come, let us adore Him, John Wyatt Our Joan O come, let us adore Him, You have told us to ask for blessings. O come, let us adore Him, Give peace of mind and courage to all Christ the Lord! who seek the comfort of this place. Grant compassion, strength and Yea Lord we greet thee, wisdom to the staff and the volunteers. May all who support the Hospice be Born this happy morning. Jesus to thee be all glory given. enriched by their generous service. Word of the father, now in flesh Bless all who are in need, especially appearing those we know and love. O come, let us adore Him, Help them to trust in your promise that nothing can separate us from your love. O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Christ the Lord. Amen Order of Service Names of loved ones remembered… Third Song- O Little Town of Bethlehem Names of loved ones remembered… Bill Warwick Hazel Whitaker O little town of Bethlehem O holy Child of Bethlehem Doreen Waterworth Irene & John White NamesHow still of lovedwe see ones thee lie Descend to us, we pray remembered… Peter Waterworth Phyllis & Will White Above thy deep and dreamless sleep Cast out our sin and enter in The silent stars go by Be born to us today Doris Watkin Pam Whittam Yet in thy dark streets shineth We hear the Christmas angels Julie Watkin The everlasting Light The great glad tidings tell Jack & Winnie Wicks The hopes and fears of all the years O come to us, abide with us Norman Watkin Steve & Barbara Wicks Are met in thee tonight Our Lord Emmanuel. Jean Watson Desmond Wild For Christ is born of Mary Jean Mary Watson Margaret Wild And gathered all above While mortals sleep, the angels keep Mr J Watson jnr Anne Wilkinson Their watch of wondering love Mr J Watson snr Betty & Bill Wilkinson O morning stars together Proclaim the holy birth Peter Watt Cissie'Wilkinson And praises sing to God the King Patrick Weathers Hilda Williams And Peace to men on earth Mr Walter Webster Innes Williams How silently, how silently Walter Webster Margaret Mary Williams The wondrous gift is given! So God imparts to human hearts Toni Whalan Patricia Williams The blessings of His heaven. No ear may his His coming, Marjorie Whalan nee Starr Benny & Mona Wilson But in this world of sin, Margaret Whatmough Geraldine Wilson Where meek souls will receive him still, Ben Wheeler Peter Wilson The dear Christ enters in. Names of loved ones remembered… Order of Service NamesJoan ofThompson loved ones remembered… Dave Tulloch Blessing John Thompson Edie Turner Revd Nick Hallam, Father Paul Embery, Jim Turner Revd Nick Devenish, Revd Elaine Bates Mary & John Thompson Winifred Thompson Percy Unsworth Thank you Joan Thomson Steve Uridge St. Mary’s Hospice Diane Thorne Sarah Vandome Acknowledgments Richard 'Fud' Thorne Doug Vernon We would like to thank: Jenny Thurston Norman Walber All the performers who have attended our special services. John Titterington Audrey Walker All of the school children who have sung so beautifully. Jane Todd Edna Walker All of the talented musicians who have assisted the performances. Leslie Todd Family Walker Revd Nick Hallam, Father Paul Embery, Revd Nick Devenish and Annie Topham Margaret Walker Revd Elaine Bates for their kind ministrations. Bob Townley Trevor Waller To the members of our dedicated nursing team for their thoughtful Marjorie Townley Mike Ward readings. To everyone who has attended any of our services and supported William Townley Barbara Wardle Light up a Life 2019 – we are truly grateful to you all. Edith Townson Bill Wardle Norman Townson Ian Wardle Nicola Tranter Patrick Warrington Names of loved ones remembered… Names of loved ones remembered… Names George of lovedBernard ones remembered… Adams Thelma Armstrong NamesDenys of Shuttleworthloved ones remembered… Eddie Smithson Sandra Adams Wilson Armstrong Peter Sibbitt John Speakman Derek Airey Brian Ashley Mike Siegal June & Mike Spears George Airey Eileen Athersmith Ronald & Florence Silcock Dorothy Stable May Airey Barry Silver Richard James Stable David Atkins Alice Aitken Ivor Atkinson Mabel Silver Joan & Jim Stainton John Alcock Joan Atkinson Jeff Simm Gerry Steele Maureen Steele Colin Alexander Mom & Dad B Joan Simpson Grandad Alger Brian Backhouse Jodie Simpson Robert Stephenson Albert Allen Bob Baker Neil Simpson Beryl Stevenson Marjorie Allen Ian Ball George Skyrme Tommy Sullivan Peter Allen Henry Bamber Enid Slater Vera Sullivan Hazel Allen SRN Family Barclay Betty Smith Hilda Surgett Bob & Nell Allonby Kenneth Barnes Dean Smith John & Kathy Tallon Mrs Joan Allonby Bill Bartlett Gordon Smith Madge & Ken Tatham Ann Armer Jean Bartlett Irene Smith Joseph W Taylor Ray Armistead Bill Bartlett jnr Terry Smith Brenda Ten-Cate Winnie Armistead Alan Barton James Smithers Geoffrey & Elsie Thompson Names of loved ones remembered… Names of loved ones remembered… Names of loved ones remembered… WBH Rydzewski NamesHarold of loved Barton ones reme mbered… Bill Black Jayne Richardson Ros & Joey Rigg Brenda Salisbury Peggy Barton John Blackburn Dorothy Roberts Uncle Nadjib Sallabey Graham Baybut Violet Ann Bland Ivy & Jim Roberts Clifford Sandercock Alma Beach Bob Blenkarn Lilian Roberts Mum & Dad Sandercock Robert & Sheila Beach Joan Blenkarn Barry Robinson John Sarginson Alan Bell Colin Boast Geoff Robinson Theresa Saunders Joan Bell Elizabeth Bowden nee Ellerton Marian Robinson Cath Scott Tessa Bell John Gary Bowman Elizabeth Robson Cath & Paul Scott Tom Bell Elsa Bowron Christine Roe Paul Scott Edna Bennett Jean Boyd Jean Mary Rogers Leah Seward Gerard James Henry Berry Tommy & Edie Boyd Allan Rollinson Mary & Sid Seward Roger Bidwell Frank Bradbury Rita Sharp George Binstead Norman Braithwaite Wilf Ronson William James Rowlandson Barbara Shaw Brian Bircher Alan Brakewell Ellen Royle Bill Shaw Alan Birkett Kathleen Mary Brannon Anthony Myles Ruscoe Lyn Shaw Mr H Birkett Barbara Broad Michael Rutter Muriel Shaw Mrs H Birkett Matthew Broadfoot AM Rydzewska Terry Shaw Neil Birkinshaw Gareth Brown Names of loved ones remembered… Names of loved ones remembered… Names Joan ofBrown loved ones remembered… Mr & Mrs C Carter NamesKeith of Pennington loved ones remembered… Alan Poynton Jimmy Bryan Frank Cartmell David Penny Douglas Pritt Jock Buchanan Arthur Cawte John Perry - My beloved
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