Peter Finch (Passed away 29 Sep 2016)

I wish to pass on my deepest condolences after hearing the saddest news of Peter's passing. Peter was a dear friend many years ago when we worked as students in Sainsbury's - cheeky and lovable and loved by my whole family the Curlings.
Rest in peace dear Peter xx Jenny

It was great working with you Pete. Some very fond memories from Bournemouth. You really will be missed.

For our dearest, closest friend Finchy. Forever missed and always and our hearts.

We'll miss you for your bonhomie, sense of humour and your humility. Taken far too soon ... see you Pete (from your mates up North)

We'll miss you for your bonhomie, sense of humour and your humility. Taken far too soon ... see you Pete (from your mates up North)

We'll miss you for your bonhomie, sense of humour and your humility. Taken far too soon ... see you Pete (from your mates up North)

We'll miss you for your bonhomie, sense of humour and your humility. Taken far too soon ... see you Pete (from your mates up North)

We'll miss you for your bonhomie, sense of humour and your humility. Taken far too soon ... see you Pete (from your mates up North)

A lovely man always smiling and time for anyone. Will remember you with fond memories Jan, Mike & Jules xxx

A lovely man always smiling and time for anyone. Will remember you with fond memories Jan, Mike & Jules xxx

with much love xxx

Very fond memories of the time we spent with you in Spain Pete. Taken far too soon.

We all miss you Pete. It will never be the same in the dataprep office and it makes no sense that you're gone. I fondly remember those years working with you in genesis at west drayton back in the 90s. How did we get any work done? Most of the time was spent in tears of laughter. I miss having someone to reminisce about 70s football with. We miss the random Bowie and Jagger impressions. No one else in the office ever bursts in to song with bits of ziggy stardust or the laughing gnome!

Forever in our thoughts, always smiling and so laid back, a truly lovely bloke X
Richard, Sue, Ben and Tom

We remember Peter with much love. He was our best man when David, his uncle, and I married in 1992 and Peter gave a very funny speech. Not surprising, as he was always making people laugh! I attended the funeral with Gareth, Peter's cousin. It was a privilege to have been at the funeral with so many people whose lives were all enriched by knowing Peter. We send our sincere condolences to Mel, Marguerite, Ron, Sue and all the family. May Peter rest in peace and rise in glory.

Such a lovely guy. We only knew you for a short while but it was a pleasure and a privilege to have done so. Rest in Peace

What a lovely guy. We only knew you for a short while, much too short, but it was a privilege and a pleasure to have done so.

What a lovely guy. It was a privilege and a pleasure to have known you, unfortunately for too short a time. Rest in Peace

Really enjoyed working with you over the years and you will be terribly missed by everyone. I wish I could have been there yesterday. Garth

Pete, I will remember fondly your football anecdotes over mugs of tea during breaks at work.
I will remember you as a very genuine and friendly person who would always take the time to speak to everyone.
I will always be grateful for the opportunity to have worked with you on projects when neither of us were entirely sure what we were doing! There was always good banter working with you. R.I.P mate

Well Finchy, I only wish I'd shouted even more abuse at you in the corridors of incompetence we frequented. The Northern Soul legend has rolled up his lino, twisted his talc closed and shuffled off the floor. Linda Lyndell as your theme tune: What a man, what a man, what a man, what a mighty good man - and repeat until the cows come home. Making you laugh was an everyday triumph you generous-hearted diamond.