Graham Eric Hearnden (6 Nov 1947 - 10 Apr 2023)

Love and miss you so much, from all of us

I’ll always remember with great love my dearest brother, such happy memories of our childhood and of seeing you for coffee, at leisure centre and with our families. Always with me in my ❤️

In loving memory of Graham, a joy to chat to and sadly missed by all.

In loving memory of my only brotherxxx

In memory of a very special man who will
be mjssed by all that knew him. We loved our chats with Graham when we met up in the Locks Heath centre.

In memory of Graham and the years that we knew you.

In memory of Graham

After so many years of living so close Beryl and I will miss seeing him around and sitting in his garage shredding documents.

Thinking of you all. Our deepest condolences

In lovely memory of a great man. All our thoughts and love with Jenny, Simon, Claire and James.

We’ll miss you, Graham - you were a good friend whose cheerful outlook and steadfastness kept up our morale at difficult times.

In memory of my friend for many years from our junior school days together, our membership of shepway youth club until our joining the forces. Graham was also best man at my wedding to Jacqui. Graham and I also went on a couple of holidays together in our younger days.

In memory of my cousin Graham we will.miss you love us xx

In memory of a dear friend,remembering the laughter at our Christmas dinners ,sadly missed xx

In memory of dear friend,remembering the laughter at our Christmas dinners ,sadly missed xx

A stalwart of Blake Division. He was the one at JOAC whose Hunter lost its nose wheel on taking off at Yeovilton and had to do fuel dumping circuits before landing on the foam covered runway - whilst ready to pull the ejection seat handle, fortunately he did not have to.

A great privilege to have known Graham. Never downhearted - as far as I know!