Janet Summers nee Waters

by | Jan 29, 2007 | Lesley

At times like these it is hard to find the right words to express our feelings.”Thank you” seems so inadequate. But Lesley- Thank you for over twenty years of friendship,Thank you for all the encouraging words and deeds – both at work and in personal life, Thank you for support in both bad times and good But most of all thank you for the fun and laughter.
Lesley once gave me a lovely compliment that I was a bit hesitant about accepting-In response she said to me -you are like me ,you keep thinking that someone is going to find you out- well Lesley we did find you out -you were one of the best and we won’t forget you.

  • Gill Leach
    Yet another year has gone by since Lesley left us to fend for ourselves. Our boys have grown into fine young men and there is still the odd bottle of Blue Sapphire in the cupboard to remind me of “good times”. I guess that’s how life goes on but we will never forget you, Lesley.… Read more: Gill Leach
  • Jacquie
    Thanks to Graham for sharing this. Last time I saw you Lesley was at the Church Bazaar 2 years ago , which just so happens to be today. As usual you gave the boys money for what we called rubbish which we spent the early years doing then recycling back into the bazaar! So Graham… Read more: Jacquie
  • Gill Leach
    I can’t believe it is already over a year since you left us, dear Lesley. I really have missed you every day and often wish I could pick up the phone to you wherever you are – I have so much to talk to you about. Can’t wait for that G&T.
  • Carolyn Heathcote
    I knew Lesley in her early days in the Careers Service when she was a Careers Assistant and was very pleased when she went on to train to be a Careers Adviser. I did not see so much of her until she became a Deputy Divisional Careers Adviser in Lewisham and then worked more closely… Read more: Carolyn Heathcote
  • Mavis Jones
    I only knew Lesley for a short time. We never worked on anything together but as a travelling member of staff I often travelled ‘down south’ and needed a place to base myself. Lesley was always happy to share her office with me – at least she always made me feel that way. We always… Read more: Mavis Jones