Gy Rampersaud (23 Feb 1951 - 6 Aug 2024)

Hi Maureen we are very sorry for your loss. Gy was a great friend and lovely person. May God bless his soul and give you all the strength to bear this huge loss. He will be sadly missed by all of us. Our love and best wishes to you all

Dear Maureen and family. So sorry for your loss. With love from Gy’s cousin Kim Natasha

It was lovely living next door to Gy for so many years. My husband and I will always remember his kindness when my husband was unwell. May Gy now rest in peace.

These kind donations were made after the funeral service

In Memory of Gy. Rest in Peace

Today our thoughts are with Gy's family and friends. May his funeral bring a sense of peace to all those who knew him.
Sending strength and comfort

So many lovely memories over the years. You will be sadly missed, Gy.

With love from Nancie, Adrian, Lisa, Jeremy and Julian xxxxx

Rest in peace Gy. We will always remember you as a brave and lovely man, kind to all.

In loving memory of Uncle Gy.
Torsten, Tracy, Peter and Lucy Mauz

In loving memory of Uncle Gy.
Patric and Renee Mauz

In fond memory of Gy, with love from Bob and Lindsay

In memory of a lovely and gentle Gy.
With love from the Menezes family

In loving memory, forever in our thoughts.
With all our love,
John, Carole, Sean, Angela, Antony and all the family xx

Farewell golf buddy. You will be missed

Peter always spoke of you as "my brother", which is possibly why you were the only one, who could persuade him to take part in some right shenanigans (the public bus ride through the back streets of London with a maniac driver, was but one instance). The summer holidays at our French house were distinctly memorable. You and Peter, drinks in hand, walking along the road to that infamous tree every evening, was sacrosanct. Your organisation of the crazy golf course in the back garden there became a feature of our summers (who can forget the 'sickly pink'?).
We have so many memories over the past fifty years, from the sublime to the ridiculous, but, above all, we've had so much fun.

I’ll always remember you my good and faithful friend. Soon after you moved to Gravesend Grammar School in the 3rd year, when playing football during a school break, I fouled you crudely and dangerously with a tackle. I must admit, and you knew it, it was premeditated - you were just too good for me ! We both fell to the ground, you picked me up literally by the neck, told me in no uncertain terms never ever to do that again, and put me down again. It was over in a flash and a lifetime of close friendship was borne. I certainly knew never to mess with you again !
From that moment onward we developed a close bond with our shared interests like football and music and - dare I say it - the opposite sex.
Playing football rather than rugby at our elitist school was shunned and discriminated against. So we formed our own team to play in a local over 16s league, funded the cost of a pitch, referees, etc ourselves. We even went on to be runners-up in the Leagues Cup competition. Fortunately, most probably, some of our other plans never saw the light of day - like quitting school after O levels and moving to London to share a flat together to enjoy an anticipated bohemian lifestyle !

We’ve grown up a bit together since then. We’ve shared each others weddings, the birth of our children, holidays, our careers, and then grandchildren. Through all of this I believe we’ve always known that the mutual trust we have in each other has been absolute, we’ve always had each others backs, and shared a lot of fun and friendship - together with Maureen and Yvonne - along the way. You’re absolutely unique and irreplaceable as a friend and I will miss you but you’ll always be in my thoughts.
Dob/David

What a wonderful man he was and we all admired him greatly. Gy is a very big loss to the whole community and a very good friend to us. Geoff very much enjoyed the boys nights out. With our deepest sympathy, lots of love Pam and Geoff Parker