Alan Brown (21 Mar 1953 - 23 Apr 2024)

In loving memory of Alan.

A very appropriate way to remember Alan - my memories of him all revolve around food! Such a lovely man and a great friend of over 50 years! Take care Linda xxx

What a wonderful way to remember Alan. So many people will be thankful for these donations.
Thinking of you Linda and sending all my love
Rosie x

Many happy memories of Alan and our curry nights together, so glad to be able support the Trussell Trust in his memory - so appropriate.

With our love, Sam, Richard and Esther Chilman

With happy memories of Alan, including his unsurpassed melanzane parmigiana!

Thinking of Alan & his family at this sad time.
I will miss your visits to see me in Tadcaster very much especially your stories, I always looked forward to them always interesting & always humorous

Thank you Alan for being yourself and a friend. P

With love from Bill, Mary, Lizzie and Sarah xx

Thank you so much, Alan, for over 50 years of friendship. We shall miss you.
Phil and Richard Smith

Thinking of Alan and all his family at this sad time. With love Steve, Sandra & Lucas x

Thinking about Alan and you all at this very sad time. With love Steve,Sandra & Lucas. X

In memory of Alan

Alan was the perfect combination of wisdom and wit. I'm certain that I'd not have been able to have the interesting career I've been lucky to have without his kindness and support when I was starting out. Always entertaining, Alan had an immense store of fascinating knowledge - with "funny stories" for every occasion. Truly a one off.

We lament the passing of a great friend and former colleague. Working with Alan at SEEVIC was a pleasure, not least in collaborating in running Wayfarers' trips. More recently, valued and much appreciated help to our family at a time of contact difficulty was readily forthcoming. He was ever generous and caring about those things in society that deserve greater fairness. Knowledgeable, perceptive, quick to spot irony, and always ready to contribute humour to whatever was going on - that was Alan.

So many happy memories of Alan, from our first meeting in the laundry room at Rochford ,Essex in 1976 to more recently at home, although poorly, retaining his fabulous sense of humour. I shall miss him.

How to capture Alan in a few words?
Excellent cook, bon viveur, raconteur, fellow cricket and rugby enthusiast, a man with encyclopaedic knowledge. Great company. Friend.
Alan - we are so very glad and grateful to have known you.
With love
Tony and Chris