Our most beautiful darling, caring and loving brother, we will miss you until the end of time. You’ve always been there for us, no more looking forward to your Liverpool visits, cooking you breakfast, buying you lots of surprise presents and being told off for buying them. RIP.
Your devastated sisters, Ali and AG.
Dear and loving brother of Jim. It’s not what I write, It’s not what I say, It’s how I remember you, In my own special way.
Broken-hearted brother Jim, Jean and uncle to Terry, Gary, Sharon, John, Keris and Richard.
Loving brother of Josephine, a special brother will always be loved and remembered in my heart forever. Amazing uncle and second Dad to Jacqui and Susan, we will never forget you. If memories bring us closer together, we will never be far apart. Fond memories of a wonderful uncle, who will be sadly missed.
Sarah, Rosanne, Ryan, Toby and Carter.
Richie, you were a kind and caring man and will be missed so much. Thinking of Isobel, Gemma, Laura, Richard and grandchildren.
Janet, John and family XX.
To uncle Richard, I miss you too much, I don’t know how I will cope without you in my life, you’ve been so kind and caring. You bought me the most beautiful and comfortable chair that sometimes you would fall asleep in. You were the best person to have a laugh with and you were like a second Dad to me. I will miss you. Rest in peace uncle and Godfather
Love Zara XXXX.
Richie, we will miss you loads. You and Isobel have shown us such kindness when we really needed it, thoughts are with all the family. Goodnight and God bless.
Lisa, Gary, Maisie, Toby and Libby XX.
In loving memory of Peter who passed away seven years ago today. ‘Til memory fades and life departs, you live forever in our hearts.
With love from Ben, Niki, Poppy, Fiona and all of your family XX.
Peter and Monique and their families would like to thank all family and friends who attended Alice’s funeral. Thanks to all those who sent cards and Telephoned with support at this very sad time. Sincere thanks to all the nurses and doctors in the Intensive Care Unit and Rayner Ward, you did your best to make her comfortable. Special thanks to Monsignor Nicholas France for conducting such a lovely personal service and to Alan Mollet for playing the organ. Special thanks to Ron and Nancy Maletroit for doing the eulogy, you did it beautifully. Thanks also to Steve De Ste Croix and all the team at Maillard’s for their compassion and professionalism. Thanks also to St John’s Inn for the lovely food. Many thanks for the donations to the Jersey Asthma Society. Once again, thank you all for your constant love and support. God bless you all.
Peter and Monique Henry.
Relatives and friends wishing to attend the funeral service are invited to meet at St Brelade’s Parish Church, on Wednesday, 25 March, at noon. Family flowers only please but donations in Ray’s memory, if desired, may be sent to Jersey Alzheimer’s Association, c/o Mr David Bridge, Icho View, Grande Route des Sablons, Grouville, JE3 9BB. All inquiries to De Gruchy’s Funeral Care, Telephone 499444.
Kind, generous and warm hearted, Ritchie’s infectious smile and quick-witted humour brightened the lives of all who knew him. Frank, down to earth and resourceful, his irrepressible spirit was an inspiration. Loyal, devoted and dependable, his vibrant love of life will remain alive in the hearts of those who loved him and all those who had the pleasure and privilege to call him their friend. God bless you Ritchie until we meet again. Our thoughts are with Isobel, Gemma, Laura, Richard and all his family.
John, Cate, Juliette and Caroline Hamilton.
