Roy Birch (23 Nov 1947 - 8 Jan 2023)

Donation received at funeral

Words just can’t describe how sad this, you will be missed so much by everyone but be proud of what you did for your family. Through all the tough times, you stayed so strong for them xxx so sorry xx

Uncle Roy, you were always interested in everything and everyone you cared for. You always had a smile on
your face and an upbeat outlook. You were selfless in your support of others and put the needs of others ahead of your own. We will miss you. All our love Mark, Juliette, William and Maya. Xxxx

To our wonderful Husband, Dad and Grandad, it is impossible to put into words how much we will all miss you, thank you for all the amazing memories and for taking care of us all, lots of love always Barbara, Kirsten, Mike, James, Elliot, Lewis and Mia xxxxxxx

Thanks for what you did for everyone

Thanks for being a kind and friendly neighbour, will miss our chats.

Our though are with you all at this sad time.

Bill and fiona will attend the funeral and wake

I remember the doll's house that Roy made Kirsten - and I remember being super impressed that it had real lights that turned on and off!
Our condolences to Babsie, Kirsten, Lewis & Mia, Mike, James & Elliott.

We were shocked and saddened at the speed of hearing about Roy’s illness and his passing. We had been neighbours for over 30 years and would often chew the fat over the garden fence putting the world to rights.
Roy was always willing to help and one time that springs to mind is when our apple tree, full of fruit at the time, was blown over in strong winds. With much huffing and puffing and not a little laughter, and with the help of some ropes and a railway sleeper as a prop we managed to get it to almost upright. The tree is still productive albeit still at a funny angle. We will miss Roy, may he Rest in Peace and our thoughts are with Barbara, Lewis, Mia, Kirsten, Mike, James and Elliot.t

Rip Roy.

Condolences to Barbara, Kirsten and family. Thinking of you at this very sad time,

Jan