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A dear nephew who will be sadly missed. Now at rest.

Love Aunty Jo and Uncle Ken XX.

Wonderful memories silently kept, Of a true friend I’ll never forget.

Love, Jackie and Debbie.

Beloved son of Peter and Shirley and brother to Dean, passed away peacefully at the General Hospital, on Tuesday, 29 January, 2013, aged 52 years. Peter will be deeply missed by all his family and many friends.

Relatives and friends wishing to attend the funeral service of Peter are invited to meet at the Crematorium Chapel, on Friday, 8 February, at noon. No mourning clothes by request. Family flowers only. Donations in Peter’s memory may be sent to Jersey Cancer Relief, 35 Burrard Street, St Helier, JE2 4WS. All inquiries to De Gruchy’s Funeral Care, Telephone 499444.

Much-loved cousin of Fiona and good friend to Paul. We will always miss you and your great sense of humour, but at least we know you lived your life to the full.

All our love, your Little Pirate and The Muppet.

Passed away peacefully at the General Hospital, on Saturday, 26 January, 2013, brother of Anthony and Judith, uncle, Godfather, friend, teacher at Victoria College, choir member, bridge player and Scrabble player. Funeral details to follow. All inquiries to De Gruchy’s Funeral Care, Telephone 499444.

Passed away peacefully in his sleep, on Saturday, 26 January, 2013, aged 90 years, beloved husband of Patricia, much-loved Dad of Chris. Sadly missed by all family and friends. Funeral details to follow. All inquires to Pitcher & Le Quesne, Funeral Directors, Telephone 733330.

Since you’ve been gone, Things just aren’t the same, This just does not seem real, And who is there to blame?Do not question God, that’s what they say, But who can explain why they took my brother away?I miss you so much, I have so much to say, Every time I go somewhere they always mention your name. Such a good person, A brother, And dearest best friend. You are in a much better place now, All your problems have gone away, But remember we will meet on the other sideOne sweet day. . . You were one of a kind and a true friend, in a league of your own. We will miss you so so much. Sleep well in heaven Vic.

Colin and Sam XX.

I held your hand and stroked your head, Late night calls that filled me with dread. Such a brave face in front of friends, But I saw the suffering at day’s end. That’s not how I will remember you, There were good times, plenty of laughter too. Memories will be happy, full of love and fun. With someone I was proud to call ‘Son’. Dear Vic, you will live in my heart forever. Rest in peace until we meet again.

Mum no 2 (Carol) XXX.

So much sorrow, With infinite pain, The emotions inside, I could never explain. My brother has left, As I stand here and cry, My burning tears, Are asking me why. I’ll cherish those memories, Both of us shared, He was a person, Who genuinely cared. I miss him so much, Just can’t say goodbye, I know he’d want me, To keep my head up high. I loved him so much, My brother and dear friend, I wish I could wake, And this nightmare would end. But now I must let him, Just rest in peace, His memory and image, I shall never release. Sleep tight Vic, we’re both going to miss you so much.

All our love, Hayley and Tom XXX.

‘Think of him as living in the heart of those he touched, For nothing loved is ever lost and he was loved so much. ‘The memory of your courage, your love and above all your loyalty to those of us close to you will remain forever. Rest in peace grandson.

Your loving Babushka X.