A Grove of trees in the Scottish Highlands
Sarah's Grove
Sarah Norcliffe
3rd May 1957 - 27th November 2017
A grove of trees to celebrate the life and achievements of Sarah
Donated by R
13th October 2018
With love
22nd September 2018
Taken part in a duathlon in Snowdonia in your memory with the generous support of colleagues. Thinking of you. Love, Rob
Donated by Rob
22nd September 2018
14th September 2018
Missing you sis, quiet days in Nivornud.
Donated by Jerry, Alison , Tom, Joe and Josh
4th May 2018
Donated by Lizzie Rogers
31st December 2017
Your suffering is over but you will live on through your grove. Miss you.
Love Linda and John.
Donated by Linda
29th December 2017
Remembering Sarah, a dear childhood friend
Donated by Yvonne
27th December 2017
In memory of Sarah, a very special aunt. X x x
Donated by Jessica, William, Sofie and Imogen
21st December 2017
We will all miss you Sarah
Donated by Susan, Stephen, Thurstan and Jessica
20th December 2017
Donated by James Norcliffe
18th December 2017
Mum was passionate about Trees for Life.
All our love, Matt & Helen xxx
Donated by Matt & Helen Spenceley
16th December 2017
Thank you to everyone who made a donation at Sarah's service.
Much love, Matt, Ben, James and Steven
Donated by Donation at service
16th December 2017
Remembering you with love
Donated by Lesley
15th December 2017
In the short time we knew you, you welcomed our family as a friendly neighbour becoming our friend.
You will be missed very much. X
Donated by Jen, Rob, Lachlan, Hamish and Dakota.
14th December 2017
Missing you and wishing we had been able to have one last catch up,
laugh and show you how much you meant to us.
?Will think of you in nature and in this lovely grove - perhaps we can visit one day xx
Donated by Kate Campbell and John Borton
14th December 2017
We will miss you Sarahxx
Donated by Jerry, Alison, Tom, Josh, Joe and Dylan
7th December 2017
This is a grove where people can share their memories and thoughts about Sarah.
Your grove of trees
The trees in this grove will be carefully planted in protected sites in the Scottish Highlands where they will create homes for wildlife and forests for the future.
Scots pine against a summer blue sky.
Twinflowers in bloom on pine woodland floor.
A Scotch argus butterfly on common ragwort.
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