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Stephanie Helen Glover (nee Dews)
Written by Colette, on Monday, 10 September 2007

Stephanie Helen Glover (nee Dews)












Stephanie Helen Glover (nee Dews) 3rd December 1963 - 3rd April 2001

 

Stephanie died following a car accident in Johannesburg when she, her husband and 3 young children were returning to the UK.

Peter, Stephanie's husband, paid tribute to her at the funeral:

Stephanie has given me and our children something of great significance; and that is the sense that we are deeply loved. Our marriage has been a huge blessing to me, and I thank God for the wonderful time we had. I thank God for Stephanie. I thank God for who I have become as a result of knowing Stephanie. There was a wonderful freedom in me from the realisation that I just wanted to be with Stephanie regardless. I love being with her. I love her laugh; her loving teases and the magical peace when she held me. There is an ocean of tears inside me, but also profound gratitude for what we have had. In the last few weeks we spoke of death quite often, almost pinching ourselves in our happiness. I told her that she wasn't allowed to die, but if she did, I would really need our children, and for them I am deeply grateful. There is a magic in Stephanie. I always put it down to a fundamental relationship with her Father in heaven which encapsulated her very being. Tony and Ximme described it: "And I can see her now, so much of God running around her head, So much of God running around her heart, just love and joy. If I could hold you now, I'd hug you so much I'd squeeze you so tightly... and thank God with all my heart for letting me share time with you". Stephanie and I met in 1985 and in 1987 her mother Peggy suffered and died from cancer. Stephanie was devastated and the sense of grief and sadness remained with her. She loved her mother deeply and wanted so much to share our children with her. Stephanie requested to be, and will be buried with her mother, and there is some joy in the sense that they are now reunited. We all loved Stephanie deeply. My children would say that they love Mummy to infinity and back. We have been hit by a tidal wave of love and support. I would like to thank everyone for the compassion and support that has come from every direction. It is undeniable that Stephanie's life has touched many and thank you for sharing with us. The last few weeks have been the hardest of my life and the support from every direction has really helped. I am so lucky and blessed to have known and treasured Stephanie for so long. To be in a loving relationship is such a joy and privilege; and I would urge you all to treasure all your relationships because you do not know how long you have.

Stephanie at her and Peter's wedding



















Mourners Attending the Funeral of Mrs Stephanie Glover (Nee Dews) at the St Etheldreada's Catholic Church in Newmarket on the 18th April 2001

Colin and Ann Dews, Charles Cavey, Carolyn and Simon Holden, Marin and Lisa Bradbury, Jon Bradbury, Marian Brown (Ref: Bridget Saunders + Erin Ella + Adam Brown), Jill and Michael Hoare, Becky and David Nicholls, Keith and Gill Densham, MR and Mrs G.M. Wykes, Miss J. Wykes, Jane Golder, Joyce Taylor, Sue Pritchard, Beryl Curtis, Helen Goulton, Jean Addy, Joan and Alice Fox, Leigh Wilson, Toby Litt, Julie Hulme, Victoria Mier, Mavis and Latiff Adenekan, Margaret and Adrian Boldy, Nick and Becky Henstock, Sarah and Martin Angove, Sue Vince and Matthew Cross, Joyce and John Riches, Tony and Agnes Bradbury, Jane Matthew and Martha Bradbury, Simon, Sally, Hannah and Bethany + Jessica Lloyd, Katie Taylor-Jones, Anne Snell, Sande Nuttal, Helen Ling, Bob and Caroline Jones, Ruth Lloyd, Paul and Sarah Hampden-Smith, John and Kate Martin, David and Delia Huddy, Annette Bos, Paul Deverill, Richard and Margaret Scott, Dave and Emma Mc Burtles, Colette Dews, Abbes Oumamar, Susie Karnbach, Colin Husson, Colin Oram, Anthea Bolton, Sian Geddes, Jan and Rob Miller and Family, Joe Mein, Rebecca Scott, Clare Scott, The Warwick Family, Alison Myers, Jo Butcher, Mr and Mrs Boal, Catherine McGilloway, Mr and Mrs Ochiltree, Rev and Mrs Michael Glover, Rita Munns, Jane Jordan, Nigel, Maggie, Thomas, and Nancy Clarke, Rita Price, Bridie Dempsey, Mr and Mrs L.J. Smith, Mr P. Dews, Christine Lymer, Beryl Mason (Ref Trevor and Pamela), Edie Conway (Ref Mr. Mrs Conway and Helen Primozic), Paul Duffet Ann and Don Ochiltree, Martin Billington, Anna Maria Guiliani, Alexander Koek, Maureen McGreavy ( Ref: Pearl Ellwood and Ann Sugrue), Johanna McHugh, Paddy and Jimmy James Teresa Dalkini Cynthis Wilson, Angus Chalmers, John Hawkins, Jane and Roger Enkel and Family, Tandy Harrison, Holmes Family, Kate Salkilld, Ann Marie Connely, Chris Taylor, Edward Blum, Vadim Jean Andy and Helen Redfern, Julian Hunt, Paul Lazenby, Gordon and Wendy Miller, Debbie Rumsby, Mrs D. McArdle, The Hall Family, Paul and Jackie Fountain and Family, Pam and Phil Hopkins, Mike and Jean Adkins, Brendan Bailey, Beryl Hobbs, Christine Stader, Cathy Hall, The Leydon Family, Miss Redpath, Paul Haggerty, Chris Bowers, Carol and Tim Barlow (Ref Family), James and Jackie Wigley, Christine Stader, Bethia Smith, Prof Birral, Frian Cameron.



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