Roger Haywood (30 May 1946 - 26 Aug 2016)

So very sorry to hear of Roger's passing.

With much love to Sue, Matt and all the family

Graham, Eileen, Alexander & Patrick Smith

Roger was a good neighbour and friend

Such a larger than life character. We so miss Rogers kindness and his cheerful banter. He was always supportive and kind to me (Brenda).

In memory of Roger Haywood; it was a pleasure to meet him and hear all about his adventures in life. With best wishes to you Sue. Karen & Colin. Xx

My best mate for over 40 years
A one off
Irreplaceable

Only met you on a few occasions but you will be sadly missed. Lyn and Malcolm

You were a big part of our extended family. You helped mould Sue and Pauls sons into the men they are today. You also guided your son into the strong young man he is now and pointed him in the right direction for his future. You will be greatly missed by the family; but also greatly missed by all the people that knew you outside of the family.

Roger, you were such a big part of our extended family. You helped mould Sue and Pauls sons Richard and Michael, into the men they have become . You were a great dad to your son Matthew, and guided him into the strong young man he is today. You will be missed greatly by lots of people.

I was with Roger for 26 years and 16 years ago he developed tachycardia and was admitted to St Thomas' Hospital. Roger was under Dr Gill and the pacing clinic since that time and was on his fourth ICD (defibrillator). Sadly in August Roger died of heart failure whilst on holiday in Sweden. However as a family we are grateful for the last 16 years we had with Roger and this is why we are asking people to donate towards the work of the cardiology department at St Thomas' Hospital. This first donation is from myself, Roger's son Matt Haywood and the rest of us who were with Roger in Sweden; Richard Brockbank (stepson), his wife Lizzy and their son, our grandson Christopher, Michael Brockbank (stepson) and his fiancée Tracy.

I was with Roger for 26 years and 16 years ago he developed tachycardia and was under St Thomas' hospital since that time. Roger was under Dr Gill and the pacing department and was on his fourth ICD ( defibrillator). Sadly this August whilst on holiday in Sweden Roger died of heart failure. As a family we are grateful that we had Roger for the last 16 years due to the care he received at St Thomas' Hospital and this is why we are asking people to donate to the work of the cardiology department at St Thomas'. This first donation is from myself, Roger's son Matt Haywood and the rest of us who were with Roger in Sweden; Richard Brockbank (stepson), his wife Lizzy and their son, our grandson Christopher, Michael Brockbank and his fiancée Tracy Fisher.