Anita Emma Bassett-Scarfe

Nan was the best grandmother anyone could have. She was funny, kind, and caring. She's at rest now, no more pain or suffering. Till we see each other again.

James Hope

Dear Nan, We are surely going to miss you, your humour and glamour, your taste for pretty things, and your funny stories. We'll see you in that blessed morning, when Jesus comes again to receive those who have been faithfull to Him. ..until then. Love, Diane H

Diane Hope

Dear Nan, I love you. I'm going to miss you. I hope to see you when Jesus comes again. Love, Lijey

Elijah Hope

My beautiful, faithful Mum––Anita Emma Bassett-Scarfe, born Childerstone in 1924. The one who first taught me about Jesus and brought us up in a Christian home. The one who insisted we all go to the Belgrave Heights Convention, when I was 14, where I met Jesus personally for the first... Read more

Rosemary Malkiewycz

My dear dear aunty, there were so many ways you and mum were alike, a love of beautiful things not least. Thank you for being you and for accepting me as I am.

Rosemaree Nibbs

Although we knew the day was coming when we would lose you, still heartbroken to live life without you in it. You battled to save my life, spent countless nights rubbing my back so I could breathe, which speaks volumes of your dedication to your role of 'mother extraordinaire'.... Read more

Coral Conrad

God has fluffed up the cushions and put fresh flowers in that room He prepared for you so long ago. Blessed Assurance.

Lynn Harding