In loving memory of Stephan John HAWKES who sadly passed away on 20th April 2019
Stephan was born and grew up in Luton, Bedfordshire. He moved to West Cornwall when he was 2o and lived there until about 12 years ago when he moved to Devon, living for the last seven years in Exeter.
Stephan was a gifted artist and painted some beautiful landscapes, still life and portraits. He loved military modelling and spent many hours painting miniature military figurines. He also loved to follow Exeter FC, Tai Chi and visiting his family in Australia.
His artwork and memory will live on long after his passing.
Well I am gutted you have gone mate. Away games won’t be the same without you. If I had a bad day or morning at a home game or away and then I see you. You made it better by having a good laugh. Rest in peace Steve you will be missed
One last thing
UP THE CITY
RIP Steve away games will not be the same without you
Will miss you next season on the coach and our chats pre match for home and away games had some fun times xx
RIP Stephan will miss you on our away days following the Grecians plus pre match beers at home games won't be the same. UTC
Me and Stephan on my 30th birthday, r.i.p x
We have only just found this out, but will always remember that cheeky grin and memories of footy days out, home and away. RIP mate
Rest in Peace Steve. Will always fondly remember our bus journeys all over the country following City.
Forever a Grecian
Eternal Rest Grant Unto You Stephan and May Perpetual Light Shine Upon You Stephan and May You Rest In Peace. Stephan I have really enjoyed our holidays together in Australia, England and Wales. I will miss your smile, your wonderful knowledge of history, your fantastic, brilliant artwork and your painting skills with thousands of miniature warhead gaming figures. I will also especially miss your sweet tooth and love of desserts and pancakes and cream. From Margaret
Me and Stephan on my 30th birthday, r.i.p x
We have only just found this out, but will always remember that cheeky grin and memories of footy days out, home and away. RIP mate
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