Michelle Julie Hetherington
Passed away on 13 June 2026, aged 61 years.
Page Closes on 05 August 2026
Yolanda Moore Foundation
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The Yolanda Moore Foundation supports ambitious young people aged 15 – 24 from London, Dorset, Hampshire and Otago (New Zealand) with funding, mentoring and practical help. Inspired by the life and passions of Yolanda Moore, we seek to carry on her ambition to inspire young people to pursue their passions. We particularly seek to help disadvantaged ambitious young people who do not have the opportunities and support that Yolanda did. Whether needing help to pursue a course, begin an internship, get a flight to your next sports tournament or get a new suit for an interview, we’re here to help. We also seek to help young people who are passionate about helping others and make the world a better place, we provide support for them to travel and pursue voluntary experiences.
Charity Registration No. 1184573
* Gift Aid, if applicable, will be collected on completion of registration with Memory Giving.
TOTAL DONATION
£475.00 + £95.00 Gift Aid potential
Sandra,Robert,Tony,Caroline,Marilyn&Margaret
Loved and will be very much missed xx
£100.00 + £25.00 Gift Aid
19/07/2026
online donation
Anonymous
£25.00 + £6.25 Gift Aid
15/07/2026
online donation
Melanie Hobbs
Goodbye Michelle. God bless xx
£25.00 + £6.25 Gift Aid
14/07/2026
online donation
Katrina Pingol
In loving memory of my friend from the 80s. Always stylish, always kind. xoxo
£20.00
13/07/2026
online donation
Sarah
Til we meet again on the beaches Michelle. Rest easy. Xxx
£10.00 + £2.50 Gift Aid
10/07/2026
online donation
Ana Babs
Michelle, with the most joyous laughter, you have been such a bubbly, kind and thoughtful work mate and friend. So grateful for many cherished memories. You are going to be so missed and always in my heart. xx
£25.00
10/07/2026
online donation
Kay
Gone too soon Michelle. I hope you knew how much you meant to so many people.
£25.00 + £6.25 Gift Aid
10/07/2026
online donation
Julie Crawford
In memory of Michelle who will be remembered as kind, nice, loving and fun. Miss you Shell and hope this helps a young person live their potential. Xxx
£50.00
10/07/2026
online donation
Sharon Kiely, Ryan & Sophie
What a beautiful soul inside and out . Full of fun very caring and always thoughtful. You were always there and offering me support and I'm so glad you were part of my family. You and Mark were destined to be together and what a beautiful couple you made. You shall be missed so much by us all so RIP my beautiful Michelle.
Donated instead of flowers as this meant so much to you and will do good for people and you cared a lot about other people ❤️
£30.00 + £7.50 Gift Aid
09/07/2026
online donation
John and Katherine Gibney
A cause close to the heart of our beautiful friend.
£50.00 + £12.50 Gift Aid
09/07/2026
online donation
Anita Fisher
In memory of Michelle, my beautiful and vibrant friend. Thank you for all the lovely memories and laughter over the years. I will miss our weekly chats. You will be forever in my heart.
Rest in peace my darling xx
£25.00 + £6.25 Gift Aid
09/07/2026
online donation
Jasbir Bains
In memory of Michelle, forever kind, smiling, and always so stylish. Remaining positive despite all the health issues.
All my love
Jas
xxx
£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid
09/07/2026
online donation
Alex, Louise, Grace & Tilly
Darling Michelle, you are so missed. Thank you for all the fun and laughter. I can still hear your laugh now. Sleep peacefully xxxx
£50.00 + £12.50 Gift Aid
07/07/2026
online donation
Emma Gennard
In loving memory of Michelle who I know had a strong connection to Yolanda and talked of her so fondly xxx
£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid
27/06/2026
online donation
Learn more about us
W. Smith and Sons is a genuine family business. In 1892 Walter Smith, a wheelwright from Puriton in Somerset, established his own coach building business in Pine Road, Winton. His work occasionally involved the construction of horse drawn hearses and carriages for the funeral trade, and it was not long before Walter realised that he could also provide a funeral service to supplement his coach building work. By 1896, the business expanded sufficiently to warrant a move to larger premises in Wimborne Road, Winton, where it has remained to this present day. Following Walter’s death in 1934 and the onset of the motor vehicle, it was decided by his sons, Leslie and Gordon, to seize the coach building work and concentrate solely on funeral directing.
enquiries@wsmith-funerals.co.uk