Book of Remembrance
A Book of Remembrance enables us to keep a record of our loved ones memory and to share with future generations. Our online Book of Remembrance allows all your family and friends to view the written memory anywhere in the world. Complimenting this we have a Book of Remembrance in the reception area of our premises where entries are placed on your behalf.
Arthur Shaughnessy
27th November 2000
Dorothy Ling
21st November 2000
Michael Alan Cotgreave
13th November 2003
Chunilal Laxmichand Mehta
13th November 2003
Dorothy Patricia Wright
12th November 2003
Frederick Charles Feltham “Fred”
12th November 2003
David Edward Wild
9th November 2003
Terence Daniels “Terry”
6th November 2003
Henry George Bremner “George”
6th November 2003
Brian James St Clair Hope
5th November 2003
Mathilde M R Seaforth
2nd November 2003
David Charles Hanscombe
2nd November 2003
Lancelot John Purcell “Lance”
2nd November 2003
Stanley Albert Burrows “Stan”
28th November 2002
Frederick John Bourne
27th November 2002
David William Pile “Bill”
27th November 2002
Dennis Grange
27th November 2002
Shirley Ann Longley
26th November 2002
Stanley Frederick Dyer “Stan”
25th November 2002
Dian Frances Simmonds
20th November 2002
Alberto Redondo Dencer “Dennis”
18th November 2002
Douglas Percy Wright “Doug”
18th November 2002
Sheila Edward Emmett “Sid”
18th November 2002
John Joseph Hollick
15th November 2002
Ivy Kathleen Coates
12th November 2002
Edith May Madeley “Edie”
12th November 2002
Margaret June Jackson
17th November 2004
Pamela Ivy Pauline Lockwood
14th November 2004
Christina Eleanor Airey
14th November 2004
Michael Mayank Patel
13th November 2004
Thirza Calvert
13th November 2004
Dennis George Pannell
11th November 2004
Sybil Joan Parkinson
8th November 2004
Terence John Ambridge “Terry”
6th November 2004
Anthony Jackson “Tony”
6th November 2004
Florence Caroline Halladay
6th November 2004
Edith Lucy Curtis “Lalu”
5th November 2004
Brian William Whitehouse
2nd November 2004
Elizabeth Green
30th November 2003
Enid Vera Cox “Vee”
28th November 2003