Organisers

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Jo Lay, Leeds University

David Charnock University of Nottingham

Emma Piotrowski University of Nottingham

Elaine Drummond University College Cork

Helen Farmer University of Nottingham

Helen Laverty University of Nottingham

Llewellyn-Williams North West Wales NHS Trust

David Marshall Queen’s University Belfast

Patrick Harland, Queen's University, Belfast

Karen Ellis Roberts, University of Wales, Bangor

Julie Toms-Ashcroft, Edge Hill University

Lyn Terry, Edge Hill University

Jo Welch, University of Hertfordshire

Jamie Wheeler, Edge Hill University

Thanks also go to those that helped us on our way, and there were many of you!

Fiona Law

Fiona Will not pass This Way Again but in So Many Ways Her soul will Live On
Fiona’s like may not pass this way again,
But her work and soul lives on,
There's nothing wrong in this,
She fought the good fight,
She believed in what was right,
Fiona searched life for its irretrievable bliss,
Crazy happy moments and the computers and the rodent technology as she described it kept her going,
The tributes we wish to pay her now in death are ever glowing,
Fiona glowed in life,
Fiona was not averse to her illness and a little personal strife,
Sadly she could not be saved by a surgeon’s knife,
Fiona was a kindly soul,
She played her part well with her very own special role.
Sadly Fiona’s like will not indeed pass this way again,
Remember, Fiona’s place in life as the playful one,
The one they all flocked to,
Why? because she often intuitively knew where the fun could be had,
And yes for this and to have known Fiona to call as friend we will be forever glad,
Fiona lived for what is and not for what was,
She did not seek notoriety but on this sad day she deserves our applause,
Applaud Fiona now,
Applaud her not just today but regularly.
As I know many of you will,
Celebrate Fiona’s achievements and kindness,
For Sadly Dear friends Fiona will not pass this again.

Paul Francis Horan