Graham Braben (21 Mar 1954 - 26 Nov 2018)

Dear Helen & Alice,
I am unaware if Graham ever mentioned my name but I am a old school friend who enjoyed many years of fund with him and his family in Liverpool. We joined the police together in 1974. However, Graham left during our training and joined the Fire Service. We keep in touch as best as we could and on occasions I would meet up with him and his father at Anfield when I was working as the 'Match' Detective. Graham made contact with me via Friends United a few years ago & we exchanged memories of our early days in Liverpool. Unfortunately, we lost contract again. It was a total shock that whilst researching the web in order to link up again that I discovered that he had past away last November .
I wish to sent my condolence to you and Alice and reiterate what a great person he was and even though we hadn't seen each other for years I live with memory that we were friends. I should also add that the 26 November is my birthday!!
Yours,
Clive Myerscough

In fond memory of Graham with our love and best wishes.

A wonderful caring man with, in this day and age, the rarest of qualities. Integrity. RIP Graham and thoughts with Helen and Alice at this sad time.

So saddened to hear the loss of my nephew Graham, thinking of you.

Thinking of you.

So so saddened for you & Alice. Hope to talk soon.
We are thinking of you.

Saddened to hear of the loss of a loving father to alice and husband to Helen. I worked with Graham for 8 years Until February this year. He was a firm and fair headmaster. As a colleague he would make me laugh most days with his quick and witty one liners. A caring man who always had time to give help and advice and was a great man to work with. Taken too soon, with fondest memories
Rachel, Peter, Cameron and Niamh x

Saddened to hear of the loss of a loving father to alice and husband to Helen. I worked with Graham for 8 years Until February this year. He was a firm and fair headmaster. As a colleague he would make me laugh most days with his quick and witty one liners. A caring man who always had time to give help and advice and was a great man to work with. Taken too soon, with fondest memories
Rachel, Peter, Cameron and Niamh x

This donation is in memory of a fantastic teacher/headteacher who made such a difference to so many lives. Our deepest sympathies and condolences go to Helen and Alice through this sad time.

It deeply saddens me to hear this news about Graham. A loving husband to Helen and a doting father to Alice, I can barely imagine what a loss his departure from this life is for his family. I was one of the lucky ones to have worked with & for Graham on the longest job of my career. Those 5 years never felt long; his support, his care, his guidance, his kindess and not to forget his quirky sense of humour. You will be sadly missed,boss! Rest in peace. Tika & Family

Rest in peace Graham. Thank you for everything you did for me during my time at Park House.

Graham was a kind person with a great sense of humour. Always had time to help and support others, offer advice and listen. A firm but fair leader, well respected by all, especially by us. We will always remember Graham. Rest In Peace.
Craig and Sameen Johnson

Graham worked at Park House for over 10 years before leaving in July 2018. Graham will be remembered for his years of dedicated service as Head of Secondary School, his kind, caring nature and his wonderful sense of humour. Many generations of students and staff have been impacted positively by Graham's support and guidance.

Our thoughts are with Graham's family at this difficult time.

I was shocked and extremely sad to hear of his passing. Graham was a kind and thoughtful Boss. Rest in perfect peace.

I was shocked to hear of Graham’s death. We worked together at West Notts College but we were more than work colleagues. Graham was a good friend who was always supportive and to be relied on.
I wish I had made an effort to keep in touch because even over such a span of time he is sadly missed by myself and Patricia.