Adrian Paul Randle (30 May 1968 - 4 Nov 2015)

I miss you
I miss your cheeky comments, you smile and your hugs

I am so pleased that Adrian and I managed to cross paths - in the short time that I knew him he showed me nothing but kindness and was always ready to offer help when needed. He brought such positivity to all situations and always made me smile. Such a wonderful, enthusiastic, caring soul who is loved so much by so many. May he have lots of fun on his next adventure! Xx

I had the pleasure of working with Ade several years ago. He was a kind and caring gentleman, with a wicked sense of humour, and a knack of making you feel at ease. Over the recent years, as an amateur photographer myself, I have loved looking at the pictures Ade posted on Facebook - a truly amazing portfolio of images.

Ade will be sadly missed by all those who had the good fortune to meet him at some point.
RIP Ade xx

I had the pleasure of knowing Adrian for many years from our early days at Rolls-Royce and Associates and remember he and Kathy met when we all took part in the company pantomime, all those years ago. :-) There are so many lovely things to say about Adrian but I particularly remember how much fun he was, and how he was such a talented photographer - I still have the collage he created for me from our dance school when I left the UK to move to live in Greece. Adrian, you will be very much missed by everyone. Rest well with the angels.xxx

I had the pleasure of knowing Ade when , as a fresh faced 17 year old YTS trainee, I worked in the mail room at Raynesway. Ade took me under his wing and looked after me. Our paths crossed a few more times at Raynesway and also at Aero. We shared some great works parties with a lot of dodgy dancing. He was a lovely funny man who I will miss (especially his witty comments on my Facebook posts). RIP you lovely man x

You left me with some wonderful memories of my daughters wedding in the photographs that you took. Helped to make it one of the best days of my life.

Ade was a great friend throughout our childhood. We spent so much time together playing football and cricket both in the evenings and during school holidays. Playing cricket in the garages on Vivian Street I lost count of the number of times Ade's left handed slogs sent the ball over the fence onto the railway lines for one of us to brave going to fetch it. Sadly we lost touch after we left school but was glad to connect again through Facebook and to meet you again at a school Christmas fair a few years ago.
RIP Ade taken from this earth far too soon

I remember when Ade started at Raynesway, he was a shy lad that worked in the mail room, which soon brought him out his shell with those crazy ladies in there. We caught up just before we both left last year and it was great to see him and have a chuckle about the past times. He will be greatly missed.

I had the pleasure to know Ade online over many years. He always had a witty wisdom to whatever he said and I always enjoyed being able to work with him. An absolute pleasure to have known him and his unique humour and kindness are sorely missed.

I worked with Ade for a few years - he was always kind, helpful and would always have a smile for everyone. He had so much knowledge about so many different things - always learnt new facts during our many conversations. He loved his family greatly and I know that he will be missed so much. RIP Ade - you were one of a kind! xx