Alan Goodson (11 Aug 1955 - 27 Jan 2025)

We miss you so much Alan hope your having a nice time with grandma and grandad up in heaven.

We will all miss you truly Uncle Alan hope your legacy lives on.

We had some good times and memories

Very sorry to have missed Alan's funeral due to being out of the country.

Alan, and his Dad Eric, were well respected employees at Steele & Bray, skilled tradesmen and a good temperament, so I was sorry that Alan did not enjoy the best of health in his retirement, and ultimately went too soon.

I knew Alan for over 40 years, played cricket with and against him, and always enjoyed his company.

My condolences to all of his family, who I am sure will miss him.

Uncle Alan, gone too soon. I will always hold dear the Sunday afternoons spent with you and grandma.

Alan, you’ll always have a special place in mine and Charlie’s heart’s. We pray that you are catching no end of big fish in heaven.

Alan was the first of Steele & Bray's tradesmen I met when I started with the company and I hope we always remained friends. A good man has left us. I'm sorry I can't be there Al.

Alan was a well respected colleague and friend to everyone at Steele & Bray Ltd, whose 44 years with the company was not only appreciated but a reflection of his excellent carpentry skills, he will be sadly missed by all that knew him, rest in peace Alan from The Directors and colleagues at Steele & Bray Ltd

Great craftsman and good company on the bank. A good man gone

Worked with Alan for over 20 years, a lovely chap, Rest in Peace Alan, our sincere condolences to his family.

So sad Alan . You were a lovely person. Really wish you could have enjoyed your retirement after working so hard . Catherine ( niece) described a lovely afternoon she spent with you and Sheila looking at old photos. She had a soft spot for you and is very sad.

Alan was a part of Steele & Bray’s history for 44 years, having retired from a career in carpentry in October 2021. You could always rely on Alan, always helpful, always friendly and he did a first class job. Rest in peace Alan. You will be sadly missed by us all.

I was very sad to hear of Alans passing. Having worked with him for many years I can honestly say it was a pleasure to have known him (approx 40 years in total) We had our disagreements of course we did and Alan would always speak his mind, but on the whole discussions about sport especially were friendly and informative. You could easily tell he was Eric's son. When Alan left Steele And Bray it was the end of an era. Rest in peace Alan.