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Robert Burns (28 Sep 1959 - 6 Jan 2018)
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In loving memory of Robert Burns who sadly passed away on 6th January 2018 . our dad was always the life and soul of the party and he loved a good karaoke always being the first up to sing. He was the best dad and grandad we could have wished for.
He was also very proud to have served in the army, they where is second family. If anyone has any picture's or stories please share them as my sister and I would love to see/ hear them x
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Rob, I knew you but for a short while, yet you left a lasting impression. RIP Robert 🙏
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Having worked with Rab on a number of projects over the years at Grantham, got to know him pretty well. I am so sorry for your loss and certainly the world has lost a one off.
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Stand easy soldier, your stag is done x
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So sad, Rabbie was a professional TA soldier, completing more operational tours than many Regular soldiers at that time, one of only a few to complete Op Granby and Op Telic tours. He also served in the Falklands and Canada as well as extensive exercises throughout the UK and NW Europe. He was proud to be a member of 710 Sqn and always spoke highly of everyone within it. He was Mister G4, the most resourceful soldier I've met, (although I would rarely ask how he acquired stuff), he was always most comfortable in a 'Q' role. Rabbie was never frightened to challenge authority if he felt his troops were being poorly treated, often going out on a limb to get the best he could from any situation. He has been ill for sometime but as the man he was, never grumbled of his complaints. I am proud to have known him and to have him as a friend. Thoughts and condolences to his family. Stand easy soldier, your stag is done X
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Robert with his brothers, sister and mum in 2015
Absolutely amazing guy, sleep easy now, gone but not forgotten. xx
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