
In Loving Memory
West London Crematorium
05/01/2024
11:30am – 12:30pm
Officiant: Revd. Marcia Tull
Missed calling Christmas and New Year’s day Uncle Norman xx
To my best friend you were my pillar of strength I am trying hard but it hurts so much but time is a healer. I am bless to met you back in 2001 till the day you took you last breath I loved you then and I will always carry you in my heart. Who am I going to 6 love now.?? You look good I must say. Its not goodbye its see you later babes. Love you forever.
Uncle Norman- It was an absolute pleasure to get the opportunity to meet you in person after speaking to you on the phone for years. Even before we met you felt like someone I had always known. It was so easy to speak to you, no matter how bad my day was going I felt better after speaking to you. You always made me laugh I will never forget your laugh it was special because it reminded me of Mas Ran (granddad) You were special to me and I will never forget you. Your niece Jacqui (Dimples)
My Dear Uncle Norman – From the first moment we spoke I felt so connected to you, like I had known you my whole life, and once we met I loved you even more. I will miss our chats about life, food, Jamaica and politics, in the US and the UK. I always felt better after talking to you. Uncle Norman, you will always be in our hearts because love lives on and cherished memories never fade. Love you always, Your niece Barbara
My Brother Norman, My older brother, the third of four children and the only son Growing up we had so much fun running through the woods, catching fish, going for swims at the beach and in the rivers of Claremont. I became a tomboy because I wanted to follow you everywhere and beat you at everything we did. Sadly, you departed Jamaica for English as a young man we lost touch but fortunately we reconnected and rebuilt our relationship. Your life was a blessing to me and my kids Your memory a treasure You are loved beyond words and, Missed beyond measure Your Loving Sister, Flora