Dear Felicity I feel your spirit helping me to celebrate our much loved time at the unique Junior Liverpool Secondary School of Art and the creative influence it had on us as young creatives. So pleased you played andliked my Narrowboat Sessions on Youtube before you passed on. Thinking of you and Charles and the wondeful times we had together at your Domino Gallery. So glad I played for you on many occasions as The Bluesman and you'd be pleased to know that I'm now on the Poetry - Spoken Word circut following in the footsteps of our great friend Adrian Henri.
I thank you for your friendship and saving the Junior Art School Notice Board that is shown in the attached photo. Much Love & Peace to you Felicity RIP. - AL the Bluesman & Poet for Peace

Felicity was a dear friend for many years and we are currently making a documentary about her. If anyone has any footage of Felicity please get in touch - james@eventhorizon.xyz

There is an event being held in her memory on 29th July 2021 at Editions ltd 5-8, all are welcome.

Remembering with love Felicity on her birthday 29 Feb.

This is much belated, but I often think of Felicity as soon as my granddaughter picks up her paintbrush. I did a little art course once at St Hilda's. Felicity placed me before a mirror, put prepared paper and paint under my hands, and said "Go on. Paint your portrait. And don't fuss. You can do it." and I did. I still have the picture here, to remind me what positive thinking and trust in one's own hands can do: Thank you Felicity. from Claire Moorhead.

Very sad to hear this. I completed my teacher training with Felicity in 1987 at St Hilda's which was also my old school.
She was an inspirational artist and teacher. Having completed my training, she sold my earrings and cards in her shop 'Domino' I have now been teaching art for 31 years and thank Felicity for the encouragement and guidance she gave me early on in my career.
Rest in Peace Felicity. x

Farewell Felicity, thank you for being in my life at school when life was tough and you lead the standard of art in our class, which was always challenging, you had two generations of my family pass through your capable hands and will always be remembered with loving fondness.Whenever I visited Liverpool and bumped into you, you always had a such warm welcome. You will be missed.XXX