Here lies all the employees who used to work at Chorley Auction House but have since moved on to greener pastures (be it a new job or a life of luxury in retirement), all people eventually end up here.

There have been many people who have worked at Chorley Auction House, and eventually, they all move on or grow too old to work anymore. Some people worked before the people listed below, however, their identities remain undetermined and thus, there is a spot for all of the unknown employees.

Unknown Decedents:

Though your names go untold, your work has not gone unnoticed. Everything that each of you did to help this company set the foundations that we all now stand on. Your work may have been easy for a small growing company, or it may have been difficult for how unorganised the beginning was, in either case, it was the most important work yet as a fifth of businesses tend to fail in their first year and more than a half don't last three years. All this to say, thank you for your work and dedication to the business. Though your name won't be, your work will be remembered for years to come.

May they all be happy where they each lie now.

Sarah Moulton 2021-2024:

Sarah was a cheerful worker who was always pleased to help out however she could, even though she may have had no idea what was going on, she would still try no matter what. She could come across as a tad bit timid at first but don't let that dim façade fool you, she was steadfast, and at the same time, hesitant. Sarah spent most of the day in the showroom on the phone she was most likely the voice you'd end up hearing if you were to give the business phone a call. The ever-helpful, yet sometimes incapable Sarah liked her Coffee sweet, with two sugars!

May she be happy where she lies now.

Amy Lassami (2024-2024):

Amy was the newest member of our growing team at Chorley Auction House. She might have been one of the first faces you see when you're booking items in, and although she was still learning, she had lots of knowledge. Amy had been helping out in various departments from photography to customer service, she was willing to give anything a go. In her spare time, Amy loved looking after her cats, and reciting her catchphrase "No worries". Amy was still learning as she went along, but was a welcome presence in the building, and ready to greet any customer with a smile. Amy didn't like coffee as she had enough energy already but was always thankful for a cup of tea (no sugar).

May she be happy where she lies now.