I feel so blessed to have had my Grandpa in my life for so long, and that my kids also had the joy of knowing their Great-Grandpa. I shall think of you Grandpa as I go about my work, which I know you were always so interested in, and I will keep trying to raise my kids with the same values you taught us, and to make you proud in everything I do. Love you xx

Loving memories of dear Noel. Meric was my eldest brother. A fatherly figure who always corresponded with me throughtout his army service. Then there was Keith - a little more distant from me - having won a scholarship to Colstons Boarding School. Then Noel who was only two and three quarters years old when I arrived on the scene. I can never remember Noel saying "no" to me. As soon as my legs were strong enough I could always wander to the Tump, to Purdown, Duchess Lake and Snuff Mills with him and his friends. I never had to ask if I was included in their excursions and dear Mum never doubted that he would bring me back safely. We were naughty sometimes but Noel has been there for all my life. God bless you - I miss and love you, Sylvia

Thank you Noel for being such a wonderful godfather to me. Caring, interested, listening, encouraging, loving, generous and faithful. Always representing the family, always on form, always laughing - always challenging. I will miss you very much. Till we meet again.