Nanna will be greatly missed but always remebered.
She was always so caring for her grand children and always put us first over everything. 
she spent every Wednesday tutoring me maths preparing me for my exams which I can’t thank her enough for. 
I’ll never forget the countless games of Boggle/Scrabble and always trying to help her with her extremely complicated puzzles. 

I also fondly remember her sausage pasta I always looked forward too. 
Where to start on the gardening, Nana loved her garden so much filling every inch with some sort of lovely colourful plants. Admittly as a child I didn’t understand the fascination, now I’ve grown up I’m convinced I’ve inherited her love for them and now have my own plant collection and some how I’ve remembered most of Nana’s gardening techniques.

She also had a greenhouse full of new seedlings prepared for the next season. 
I remember how she loved her cats but really hated how they would mess on her garden. 

I won’t forget when she bought that computer she kept in the backroom of her house, I’ll never forget how slow it was and how we would play cards waiting for it to load. 
Nana loved the game rummy and I think of her everytime the cards come out in our house. 

In summary, I have many memories and lessons that will constantly live on throughout my life and I’ll teach them to my children when that day comes.
She was always so caring and will be greatly missed. 
Sleep tight Nana.
Love your grandson

Chester 
xxx