Eileen Mary Osborn (25 May 1915 - 5 Mar 2018)

You did so much for the North London Hospice, I particularly remember helping you at the coffee mornings. Love you Grandma xx

In fondest memory from Marie

A wise a caring lady who had tremendous strength. A very forward thinking person,
she always had time to talk and share her memories.

I had tremendous admiration for Eileen. She always had amusing anecdotes and was forthright and down to earth. It was an honour to have known such a wonderful lady.

Eileen Osborn-A formidable lady with a heart of gold. She will be missed by everyone who knew her. All we have is wonderful memories, it was a great privilege to have known her. Rest in peace Auntie Eileen.

Love,

Nick Delia Edward and Roberta Button

Eileen was the last of the great ladies of her generation and friendship group and will be sorely missed. A true Yorkshire lass she never forgot her roots and I remember with fond memories the time she stayed with me. You know how whenever I sent her presents from Yorkshire she would immediately spring into a Yorkshire dialect and drive everyone mad? Well the whole week she was with me she insisted in speaking Yorkshire and telling everyone she met that she was a true Yorkshire lass! We visited Ilkley where she grew up and her childhood home. As no one was in when we knocked, we took the liberty of looking around, much to my mother’s disapproval who stayed in the car and waited! Eileen of course loved it! We then went to the Cow and Calf on Ilkley Moors for lunch, and spent the week touring the Dales reigniting memories of her childhood and holidays with Eric, and of course we visited Betty’s the famous tearooms in Harrogate for tea! It was a special time and one I will remember with much fondness.

Love
Helen

Gracious lady who was a loyal member of St Johns URC and a young at heart student at Barnet College.

Eileen, you will be greatly missed by us in the Winton family. Your lifelong friendship with our father was a joy to him and to all of us. With fond memories, Carol

I am so pleased Eileen was my Auntie Eileen; she was wonderful.