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These are some more of tributes received...
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Fr Damian wrote: I was so sorry to hear about Ruth's death on St Stephen's Day. Ruth was a lovely person and a great servant of God and his Church. I'm sure he will now be rewarding her beyond what eye can see, ear has heard or mind can imagine. I know he will be blessing you and your family with his consolation
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Rob, Jan, Peter and Michelle wrote: We are very saddened to hear of Ruth's death. Over the years we have known Ruth and her superb work we have got to know her well and to have sold her beautiful work in our gallery. She will be solely missed.
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Gordon and Pat wrote: It was so moving and precious to hear of Ruth's last hours in the Hospice and how for her now 'the busy world is hushed and life's fever is over'. She have touched so many people in so many ways over the years; the volume of prayer supporting you just now must be mighty indeed! Not to mention the angels and archangels...
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Josephine wrote: Ruth was such a wonderfully gifted and creative person. I have four beautiful stoles made by her, which I treasure. I love wearing them and so many people comment on how lovely they are. I really appreciated the way Ruth listened so well in our conversations about the stoles and the care she took in designing and making them.
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Carolyn wrote: Ruth was a steady hand in your lives, always thinking of others and very creative and resourceful. For our first baby she made a really lovely soft play-mat which we used for years. When I asked how she had made it, she replied that she just made it from the bits a pieces she had. It was very special.
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David and Anne wrote: Ruth had such a strong spirit and personality during her lifetime, the memory of which will never diminish. And it is that spirit that shall still stay close forever; she will always remain nearby.
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