Just in case anyone is monitoring this blog, Mo would be proud to hear that I am off to South Africa for a year on a professional exchange. She will be planning to get there ahead of me already, that's why i kept it quiet!

The next journey.

In early August some of Mo's ashes started their next journey. Mo lived in Brighton for many years and always loved its vibrancy and seaviews. From the end of Brighton pier on a lovely summers evening, Sarah and Gilli sprinkled the ashes with flowers into the sea.

The mountain top where Giles. Mo s son in law left a momento of mo to go either East or West into the Heart of the Alps. This summit is between two 4000 metre glaciers.

On the 26th March Mo started her new journey as planned with her in December. Sally and I let some of her ashes go with the wind into the Moray sea.

It was a bright breezy morning and the wind took her up and away. She once said that she wanted to have her ashes scattered from Concorde, that idea was dropped when I pointed out she would flushed down the chemical toilet in Heathrow as Concorde did not flush into the atmosphere.

As Mo had planned that she would continue to travel and that the family would take her ashes to different parts of the world. More to come! - Peter

Dear Friends,

Mo has passed away this afternoon at 15:05 pm at Dr.Gray's hospital in Elgin.

Obviously we are all saddened by this passing but we are heartened by her friends and the support shown not only in the past difficult months but also over the many years.

I would hope is you find any more pictures of Mo that you celebrate her life and experiences on line on this site, please send them to me on ewillett@bluewin.ch

Love to you all

Peter

Mo is still in hospital in Elgin and has grown weaker by the day. She has been there nearly three weeks and is very near the end. Her body is holding on, most likely because of its memory of recovering from previous operations. 

Her body is fighting now more so than Mo, ALL ISSUES have been resolved and as her family we are sure that that is the case and this has been confirmed in previous weeks by discussion with Mo.

As we look to the end of her life with us it has been comforting to know that she is to be remembered by so many from so far and wide.

Love to you all

Peter 

Mo back in Hospital

Dear Friends,

Mo is back in Elgin hospital and the advice is that she will not be coming out. We are preparing ourselves for the worst and we are so glad that we have had the extra time no doubt due to your very kind thoughts and prayers.

The love felt for Mo extends globally and I for one am humbled by that fact. I hope that when she passes over that as many of you can make your presence felt at the celebration of her life that will be held at Findhorm according to her wishes.

I will be in Findhorn on Friday and keep you all updated.

With a million thanks,

Peter