Dedicated to the memory of Hannah French
This site is a tribute to Hannah French (otherwise known as Hannah Miller). She is much loved and will always be remembered.
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Thoughts
I don’t know you a lot but I am sad. Our children are in the same class since nursery to year 3. May god protect your 3 angels🙏🏻. You will be missed. You will never be forgotten. (Kuzey’s mum)
Alev
29th March 2021
Seeing Hannah never failed to make me smile. Because of her smile, which lit up whichever room she’d walked into, and her eyes, so full of kindness and mischief. And then that laugh. Sudden and unapologetic and impossible to resist. Her politics, her passion for working with young people, her commitment to learning and her love for Dom and her kids were all a source of constant inspiration. It was a new friendship, relatively speaking, but sometimes people come along who you make time and space for even when life feels busy and full. Hannah was one of those. The best kind. Warm like the sun that shines today and impossible to forget.
Sara
29th March 2021
I remember when you had your 40th birthday, you, Dom and your friends came back to your house where I was babysitting Luca, Arlo and Naya. I remember you told everyone I was your little cousin, you hugged me close to you and kissed my cheek, I remember that moment so clearly, I remember thinking how lovely it was that for the first time ever I saw you as my friend not just my cousin. This is a memory I keep close to my heart now and forever and ever. Love you Hannah.
Maya
24th March 2021
Candles
I never met you Hannah, but I’d heard so much about you from Dom, at work, that I feel like I knew you a little. Your kids are beautiful and my heart goes out to you and your whole family. Shine bright X
Lit by Jess TA on 14th May 2021
My beautiful friend Hannah, I cherish all the good times we had together and will hold you in my heart forever xx
Lit by Rachael Lumley on 4th April 2021
Love Ronan
Lit by Ronan o'rawe on 30th March 2021
