Remembering Them

A person's hands holding a vintage sepia portrait beside a black Record of Respect album, a lit candle and framed family photographs on a dark wooden table

We'd Love to Hear From You

Every life leaves a story worth remembering.

If you'd like to share the memory of someone special, you're always welcome to. It's a privilege to hold these stories.Tell us about the person you remember — what made them special to you, or simply a memory that still makes you smile.

Every love has a story worth telling.

Every Order of Service tells part of a life
story. Record of Respect gives these treasured booklets a permanent home, where they can be protected, revisited and passed on to future generations.

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A LIFE REMEMBERED

Every album holds a story

A Life Remembered
Terry Bradshaw
A life of courage, humour and unforgettable stories
Born in Battersea, Terry lived 94 remarkable years filled
with grit, humour and heart. He left school at 14 to help support his family,
served in the Middle East, Italy and Greece, and later became a deeply loved
part of family life.
He loved racing, trips to the coast and a proper pub —
never anything too ‘poncy’. He’ll be remembered for feeding Tia from the table,
giving driving advice just a touch too late, and insisting on the news before
promptly falling asleep through it.
Stubborn, funny and full of surprises right to the end,
Terry was truly one of a kind.
See you later, Tel. You were a star.
A Life Remembered:
Min Knight
6th March 1931 - 22nd November 2021
Min was all about family.
She loved children, looked after them, worried about them, fed them and made sure they knew they belonged. That was just who she was.
While working in a children’s home, she saw West Indian children being passed over by prospective adoptive and foster parents. It stayed with her. So when she had the chance to do something about it, she did. Together with Harry, she welcomed Fiona, Vivian and Stephen into the family, alongside Sally, Laurence and Liz.
Min wasn’t one for making a fuss about herself. She could be shy, and big occasions weren’t really her thing, but she loved being surrounded by the people who mattered to her.
As the years went on, she became Nan, and then part of another generation’s childhood too. There were cuddles, laughter, little jokes, texts, Facebook, funny faces and the odd high five.
The lovely thing about Min is that the memories people carry of her are often the ordinary ones — sitting together, being listened to, being fussed over, being made to feel safe.
That was her gift.
She made people feel loved.
A life remembered with love

How to take part

If you’d like us to remember someone special, simply send us:

A favourite photograph
A photograph or copy of their Order of Service
A memory you’d like to share
Their name and anything you’d like us to know about them

You don’t need to worry about how to put it all together. We’ll carefully create their Remembering Them feature and send it to you for approval before anything is shared

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We'd love to hear from you

Whether you have a question about your album, need help placing an order, or would simply like to share someone's story, we're always happy to hear from you.

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For us. For them. For the future.