Gail Jennifer Dickinson

Peacefully enwrapped in the love of all her family in hospital on 28th November 2023, Gail aged 33 years of Clayton-le-Moors and formerly of Great Harwood. The adored and loved partner of John, loving mummy of Jack and Ruben, loved daughter of Chris and Barbara.

The most loving and fun mummy to her much adored boys, Jack and Ruben, Gail had endless love to give and a heart of gold that she shared with everyone she came in to contact with. With her caring and giving personality, Gail was a natural at her work as a nursery nurse, loved by her fellow colleagues and those in her care. She worked at Little Cheeky Monkeys, Great Harwood before moving to Great & Small Kindergarten, Clayton. Gail was the most talented cook and loved to get in to the kitchen to create her latest culinary delights. She enjoyed travelling and her favourite destination was Lanzarote where she loved to relax and unwind in the warm climate with her partner and soulmate, John, she also enjoyed many trips to Belgium sailing on the overnight ferry and trips to Morecambe. In her younger years Gail loved to dance and was a keen ballet and tap dancer. Gail loved to be surrounded by those she loved and wherever she went she would light up the room with her smile.

Family flowers only please. Donations can be made in her memory on behalf of Clayton-le-Moors Baptist Church. To make a donation please click the ‘Make A Donation’ button at the bottom of this page.

Please feel free to leave a message for Gail’s online memorial book by completing the form below.

Megan

I first met Gail and her parents when she was a little girl , always happy , caring polite and loved to dance.  She  developed into an amazing young woman and a fantastic Mum to her boys . She will be missed by many. Sending my love to Chris, Barbara John and the boys xxx ,

Katherine  Bennett

I taught Gail for a while at primary school. I remember  a lovely, beautifully  well mannered, hard working little girl.  It’s such sad news to hear that she has gone at such a young age. Please accept my sincere condolences.

Marcella Woodcock

Gail looked after my son at Cheeky monkeys and we stayed In touch after he left. She was the kindest most amazing lady with all Feb children she looked after. I will be forever grateful for knowing he was so well cared for and loved by her. My love and condolences to all her family especially John and her two beloved boys who she adored. I will miss her. She was one in a million x

Toni Todd

Gail, you were a ray of sunshine, even on those rainy days your smile could light up the sky. It may have only been 3 years of friendship but what an amazing 3 years it was. The amount of laughs we had when texting putting the world to rights is something that I’ll truly miss. Rest easy Gail & keep a watch over your beautiful boys xx

Hayley Stubbs

Gail was a lovely young lady and gone far too soon. She was always so helpful and kind and a super mummy to her two little boys. She was always cheerful and would do anything to help out. She will be sorely missed by so many. Sending lots love, sympathy and comfort to all of you. Xxxxx

Colin Henchley

I remember Gail as a little girl, red cheeked on a windy beach, inviting others to make her laugh, laughing or recovering from laughter. I remember cricket and rounders and football and catch and icecreams and kites; a children’s train at Happy Mount Park: a trio of waving girls in a happy huddle. I remember Gail with the world’s biggest pear drop; Gail with an assortment of her Mum’s yearly, whacky entertainments; a teenage Gail searching for McFly souvenirs and talking about the concerts her Dad had taken her to. A grownup Gail still laughing and encouraging laughter. Memories preserved in amber – amber the colour of her hair. My heart goes out to those nearest to her: her partner John, her children and her parents. So much lost too soon.

Duncan and Lindsey

We too have many happy memories of sunny days on Morecambe beach (of course it never rained). Even as a tiny tot, Gail was always such a wonderful mix of kindness and fun. We  also treasure a lovely evening with Gail and all the family this summer, seeing Gail as a generous, kind young woman and such a caring mum to her boys. She loved and was loved dearly, and leaves a huge gap in our hearts. Our love to Chris, Barbara, John, Jack and Ruben xx

Helen Heaton

I remember teaching Gail at Primary school. She was a lovely young girl and it is so sad that she has passed away so young. Heartfelt condolences are sent to all her family and loved ones.

Angela Walton

Ruby and I wish our deepest condolences, to all the family. May Gail fly high x

Deirdre Northway

I am so very sorry for your loss. I remember Gail from primary school as a very nice and very  kind little girl.

Maggie, Stuart, Calum, Mollie, Abby, Kenzii, Poppy and Jac xx

Gail we made so many memories together and with our families x You was a fantastic mummy to your boys, eho absolutely adored you xx I’m struggling to understand that you are no longer here as we was talking about arranging a group holiday abroad for next year xx it’s so hard and sad to believe that won’t happen now xx Thank you for the years of friendship we shared, for looking out for our girl amd Kenzii in their time of need and for always looking after ‘our’ Jac when needed x I promise to be there for your boys and to always remind them of their mummy who loved them so xx Rest in eternal peace Gail xxx

Janet and Shirley Shaw

We met Gail, when she was a little girl. We have just moved next door to her great aunt Lillian. Gail, her mum and dad Barbara and Chris used to visit Lillian frequently. Gail was vivacious, fun loving and full of laughter whenever we saw her. We were shocked to hear the Gail had died. We never met Gail’s partner or her children, we send our love to all Gail’s family, thinking of Barbara and Chris especially. All our Love, Janet and Shirley

Katie Walsh

Gail you was amazing and there was so many laughs when you was around, your never going to be forgotten Gail you was fun to be around and there was so many memories made, only known you a few years through meeting from friends and everyone joined together. We will make sure the boys are doing well and they will do you proud love you lots rest in peace xxx

Kelly Hickson

Wonderful lady that I met when I first moved to Clayton 8 years ago and became my first friend over here, we did a few courses together at the children’s centre and I helped her at the playgroup in Arthur Wilson Centre. You loved your boys dearly and will be missed by all.

Andy Biggins

The grief is real, but the loved memories will outlast the pain. Remember the light and joy she brought.

Laura

We may not have seen much of each other in recent years, but you will always be one of my oldest friends. Your smile, fun and many happy Morecambe memories will never be forgotten. You will be greatly missed by so many.

Sheila Baybutt

I’m so sorry for your loss my heart breaks for you a much loved daughter x