In loving memory of Antony Alfred William Larkin who sadly passed away on 27th October 2016.
Known as 'Tony' to all his family and friends.
Floral tributes may be sent c/o John Weir Funeral Directors, 25, New Road, Chatham.Kent. ME4 4QJ by 11am on Friday 25th November 2016.
Donations if so desired, for Diabetes UK or Foundation for Liver Research may be made on-line or sent c/o John Weir.
Benn and I would like to thank everyone who attended Tony's funeral. Also for the time that was spent after at the Robin Hood flowers and donations were very much appreciated and Tony will never be forgotten Lesley and Benn.
Life is eternal, and love is immortal,
and death is only a horizon;
and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight.
Tony,
Thank you for always taking the time to ask how I was doing when we met. It really meant a lot to have your concern and care. We went through similar bad times in years gone by, and I always felt our little conversations were a little look out for each other.
Sending you a wink and a big hug - I'll wear that perfume again tomorrow.
Sleep tight.
Much love.
xxx
There are things that we don't want to happen but have to accept, things we don't want to know but have to learn, and people we can't live without but have to let go.
Our condolences rest in peace from Pete challis and mick bearman
Tony, may you now be free from pain so you can RIP. X
We are here to celebrate your life,
And the measure of its worth.
And every single life you touched,
While you were on this earth
Thank you for your friendship and all the memories which we all hold dear.
It's been a privilege to have known you.
Remember you always .
Love from Jacque x
Tony
You are not dead, you did not die, you were merely passing by
Love mum and dad
Tony was a true friend and a great man to work with, having worked with him for 30 years i got to know a lot about him. We had good times and bad times and shared many great and funny stories together as it came with his character of being a kind ,honest and caring man who helped me along the way. He loved his wife Lesley and was very proud of Benn and his family , thanks for the good times Tony rest in peace mate .
Tone had great times together always thinking of you. x
My dearest brother-in-law, Tony. Miss you. We had some great holidays together and a lot of laughs and some lovely memories. I'll never forget you. I'm sure we'll meet again one day. With much love from your sister-in-law Jan aka Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced Bouquet), and founding member of the exclusive group called the Piddle Sisters. xxx
Tony
The emptiness and loss that I feel since you left, not even time can heal. You have been my friend and brother and I will not forget you. Whatever has passed between us, you will always hold a place in my heart and thoughts. Until we meet again.
Love
Dave
Many fond and funny memories from the moment I started at crescent marine services until I left acorn shipyard working alongside Tony, so many funny stories. My deepest sympathies to Lesley, Ben and family. Tony was a nice bloke with heart of gold and im sure he will be missed by many. Rest in peace Mr Larkin. x
Benn and I would like to thank everyone who attended Tony's funeral. Also for the time that was spent after at the Robin Hood flowers and donations were very much appreciated and Tony will never be forgotten Lesley and Benn.
Comments