Satya Gill

My beautiful, loving and caring Mum.  My Mum loved being around people, she had the most radiant smiles that people were very drawn to her almost immediately.  

Over the years she had worked in hospitals and before retiring had worked for British Airways in catering. 

My Mum was my anchor, my everything and even though over the years I probably had not done the best by her, I loved her very much.  She was very instrumental in bringing my daughter up when my marriage fell apart even though I had married against her wishes.  

My Mum was too forgiving and I just wish I could have done more for her.  She was taken very early on in this pandemic and if I said my heart is completely broken, that would be a complete understatement.

I miss my Mum, her voice, her advice although I probably did not take it most of the time.  She sacrificed so much for us as her children losing a Son some years ago to Adrenaleukodystrophy (ALD) which completely broke her heart but she soldiered on for us.  I for one and my daughter Zarah miss her everyday and will for an eternity .