Barbara my darling, dearest sister. Warm, generous and forever helping others. Barbara to me was my world, she was always there for me, never let me down and bought so much joy to my life. As a child I looked up to her and wished I was like her. As an adult our love and bond grew even stronger with so much shared together. When I found out she had ovarian cancer I was devastated I felt that the dreams I had for our old age was shattered I had imagined going on holidays with her as pensioners. From that moment all I wanted to do was make her feel special, protect her and spend as much time as possible doing things she loved. I told her how much I loved her........trillions and to the moon and back. My husband Wayne loved her and thought the world of her. She called him "The Wayne". Brian spent the last years following her diagnosis making her life as happy as he could going on holidays, breaks, trips, concerts, family events and many other occasions. He gave her things to look forward to. The love he showed towards her was so heartfelt and I am so thankful he was there and that she had him as her husband. She loved him so much and would want us to watch out for him now in this dark hour and the future. Barbara you are gone too soon and a light has switched off in my heart. Until we meet again in spirit. I called you Babs....so Babs rest in peace my wonderful sister. Thank you for the love and for being the best sister ever. I couldn't have had a better sister and and am so honoured to say that. Love you Babs xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx