Patrick and Cathy

A good cause, a good man. RIP Dad

£100.00

Clara

To my dear dad who will be very much missed

£100.00

Gill lamden k

With love

£50.00

Louise & Christian

Seafront walks won't be the same without your commentary! Thank you for your friendship, Louise & Christian

£100.00

Andy & Gill

We will miss all our walks to the Doom & Gloom for an entertaining chat and a pint or two of Harveys. He will be sorely missed by so many. He was a very lucky man to have had the support of such a wonderful family.

£50.00

Peter Knight and Lesly Shotton

A true gentleman

£10.00

Sean Kilgarriff

With love & great memories of Uncle Raymond.

£50.00

Anonymous

To my gentlemen Raymond. My hero and a true gentlemen and my true friend. I enjoy cleaning for you. And promised to be loyal to the end. R.i. p. Love Angela

£50.00

Lois and the Hudd family

In memory of Raymond. A gentleman and a gentle man.

£30.00

Jonathan Hawes

Patricia and Leigh Kilgarriff

R.I.P. Raymond.

Geraldine Hawes

In memory of a loving uncle

Siobhan Kilgarriff

Much loved uncle

Mike and Julie

Dearest Raymond, You were a constant source of friendship, wisdom and fun to me and my beloved Christopher for so many years, and more recently , for both Mike and I Thank you. You will never be forgotten but continue to travel with us on this next phase of our lives With our love Mike and Julie

£50.00

Joanne, Tim & Tobias (Eileen’s daughter)

I only had the pleasure of meeting Raymond once when my mum introduced him to me, and wow what a charming full of life gentleman he was!!! My mum Eileen, who sadly passed away a week before Raymond, absolutely adored him. They both loved running and competed in numerous races together . They kept in regular contact right to the end and I imagine they are having a good catch up chat as I write this. Condolences to his family xxx

£50.00

Pilch

“Money spent on education is never wasted”.

Rosie and Paul Franczak

As neighbours, to Raymond, we shared a love of our gardens, of books and history but while we read the LRB, a journal of which he mildly disapproved, he read the TLS. A gentleman of the old school, he was an interesting conversationalist, witty, modest and admired.

Matthew Kilgarriff

£250.00