Alan Thomas (14 Apr 1939 - 5 Mar 2023)
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In loving memory of Alan Thomas who sadly passed away on 5th March 2023
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Thank you for attending Alan’s funeral and for your generous donations to Alan’s chosen charities. The donations will go towards research and to helping people living with degenerative conditions, such as Parkinson’s and Corticobasal Degeneration, from which Alan suffered for 12 years. He endured the gradual loss of mobility and any kind of independence with such bravery and was so appreciative to all the doctors, nurses, carers, friends and family for their support
With our love and grateful thanks from Jennie, Mark, Shona, Iona and Amy Thomas
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Uncle Alan I will remember you as such a kind and funny man. I have such fond memories of you entertaining us and making fabulous cocktails! RIP Alan xxx
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donated £50 in memory of Alan
I'll always have such fond memories of our Uncle Alan - fun, generous and with lots of laughter. You'll be sorely missed. A great charity and cause for a horribly undeserved and cruel illness - your kind soul can now rest in peace. xxx
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donated £60 in memory of Alan
Did leave a donation at the service but wanted to do more
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Today was a very sad one, we said goodbye to my brother Alan, who was a super guy, generous, kind and lots of fun, who certainly didn't deserve the pain and suffering he had endured over the last years. You can now RIP with no more pain. Love you for ever. Xx
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We had such fun over the years, Alan you will be sadly missed.
Our heartfelt sympathy to you Jennie and family.
All our love Nassos, Emer and Sophia
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Our dearest friend Alan will always be in our hearts. We feel blessed to have shared so many memorable and fun times together. Even now we can picture Alan's incredibly warm smile which endured through the time spent in his company. He loved a good chat and having fun. Whether dressed in a smart suit and tie or tuxedo or even in his Ben Sherman he always looked incredibly smart. We both loved to play snooker together with the odd pint of Guinness or even after dinner a whisky mac or two. Thankyou Alan for your love and friendship. ou
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Alan was the nicest neighbour you could wish for very friendly and a good sense of humour. May you rest in peace. Xx
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donated £100 in memory of Alan
A fondly remembered cousin.
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Alan, we will always remember you as a wonderful, funny, kind man.
You will be greatly missed. May you now rest in peace.
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Remembering Alan and the lovely Saturday walks the four of us had together, even though we did sometimes get lost.
With our Condolences Barbara and family.
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Alan - You will be sadly missed but always remembered for your sunny outlook on life and infectious smile. Hope this donation will go some way to carrying on your legacy of making a difference to those around you. Rest in peace Alan xxx
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donated £100 in memory of Alan
A lovely friend and neighbour, the memories will never fade.
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donated £100 in memory of Alan
Many happy memories of good times spent together
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donated £200 in memory of Alan
Fondly remembered.
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Now at rest and in a far better place. Memories of parties at Park Avenue, and coming out to find me on your moped when I got lost in the Bromley one-way system! Thank you for being there when needed.
I hope my donation will, in some small way, help fund research into this cruel illness and no-one has to suffer like he did.
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Shame you couldn't be there
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