
In Loving Memory
Putney Vale Crematorium
Thursday 16th March
1:45pm
Officiant: Lloyd Beck
Uncle Jack: You are loved. One of my favourite memories is of watching you and your brothers Uncle Gerald and Uncle Eddie play dominoes at Aunt Madge and Uncle Eddie’s house. Such love and humour shared over a passionate game of dominoes. Thanks for being you. Love from the Canadian branch of the family.
Thank you Hya! You were the first to be told other than those who were present because I received your picture message of your beautiful granddaughters! Dad is temporarily disconnected; sound asleep as I mentioned to cousin Hazel. Better days are ahead! lots of love! we press on gratefully. He did not suffer any pain at all not even to require a paracetamol. Lots of love and thank you for passing on that very sad news for us! ♥️
On behalf of the Lintons’ family, we would like to express our deepest condolences to the Reid family on our departing cousin. May his Soul rest in perfect peace. We feel your pain, but we are a praying family. His mother, the late Mrs. Reid, Aunt Bea and the rest of family are all awaiting to welcome him.
Thank you aunt Hazel! A sentiment shared: Job chapter 14 v14 and 15 Job says Jehovah God is eager to bring back his friends and can hardly wait. I told dad he will be able to finish his game of card with uncle Gerald and Eddie and he will give the 6 love! more than that; he’ll have as the saying is: “all the time in the world..” life everlasting at last. So this is just a short disconnection! It’s temporary! lots of love! ♥️
Our profound condolences
Rest in peace my dear uncle and may Light perpetual shine upon you..Condolences to my uncles Gerald and Eddie, to my cousins Karl and Norma and all my other relatives….WALK GOOD my uncle.
Thank you so much Jacquline! Our thoughts are also with you. Our shared loss….. xxxx