Patricia Bull (18 Jan 1943 - 13 Jul 2024)

In fond memory of Pat.

To our lovely neighbour Pat- we miss you

I’m sad that I won’t be able to join you tomorrow to say goodbye to dear Pat but will be with you in spirit. Many happy memories of our French lessons and lunches together over many years. I will miss Pat’s thoughtfulness, spirit and humour. RIP Pat.

Staines Family memories of Pat
Pat has been one of the kindest and most understanding people we have known. Always when visiting her and David at Cobham we were made most welcome. Two particular events come to mind. First, quite a while ago, Claire and I were visiting them for a meal, afterwards staying at a nearby hotel that we had booked online. Firstly we went to check in, but discovered that it was closed and fenced off! The nearby Premier Inn was full as well. When we arrived at Warblers Green and explained our predicament, without any fuss Pat made preparations for us to stay.

More recently Pat was very welcoming to Lorraine. When we were visiting Lorraine’s daughter and partner in London for a few days, Pat and David happily allowed us to leave our car on their drive and ferried us to and from Oxshott station so we could travel to the City without the horrors of driving. Pat provided us with delicious meals at either end of the trip, complete with Scottish treats. During the free flowing and easy conversation she and Lorraine discovered a shared love of Orkney.

Finally, a quote from Pat which Claire and I often remembered, and frequently used ourselves thereafter. At Richard’s wedding to Tizy, at the evening party, while one of the guests was dancing, she cut her foot on some glass and required medical attention, which was provided by another guest, a trained nurse. Then, some years later, when she and David attended the country wedding of daughter Anna, a fire broke out in an adjacent barn and proceedings were interrupted by the arrival of the fire brigade! Subsequent to that, on describing another wedding, Pat finished the account by adding in her lovely Scottish accent ‘….and there were no emergencies!

Just a few happy cherished memories of a very lovely person.

Love from Leonard and Family

Reflecting on all the happy times that we have shared over the many years. Will dearly miss you.

Dear Pat, you were an inspiration to us all. A kind and generous person who was always interested in others. I loved our chats and miss you as a lovely neighbour.

Such sad news. We had fun times in the French class and in the many lunches we shared. Enjoy your rest. Jackie xx

With many fond memories of an amazing friend.

In memory of a lovely lady/friend/neighbour, Patricia Bull

It was with great sadness that we received the news that Pat had died and although it was not unexpected it is difficult to accept. How wonderful to have known and kept in touch with such a good friend for many, many years. We have so many happy memories of holidays, theatre outings, pub lunches and gatherings with friends for special occasions.
Pat was such a pleasure to be with, always cheerful and never complaining about her illness which she bore with great fortitude, we will miss her very much.

In loving memory of a beautiful lady.

With Love

Alan & Cathy Coe

In loving memory of a dear friend.

In memory of a lovely and very special lady.

In memory of lovely Pat Bull xx