Gerald (Gerry) Creasey (30 Jan 1943 - 14 May 2015)

To Uncle Gerry

You will be greatly missed and thank you for taking great care of Aunty Deana and Christine. Sorry you didn't get to meet Rob, I am sure you would have loved talking about guitars and The Beatles!!!!!!!! Sleep well and take care.

Lots of love

Lisa, Rob, Liam, Emily and Bump xxxxx

I'm going to miss my old mate and bass player

In our thoughts, the Bell and Rowland families.

In loving memory from the Bell and Rowland family

Dad,

I will miss you so much. Throughout my life, you have always been there for me and you have always taught me to be kind, caring and always achieve my very best. You have supported me when I was upset and been there to celebrate with me in the good times. I am extremely proud to call you my Daddy and I love you with all my heart.

We have had many happy times together and I will always remember these times fondly. I will always remember the walk we did in Yorkshire with Juliet and Hayley, when you decided it was a good idea to start eating a teacake. A few moments later, we were all surrounded by sheep! I will never, ever forget you and you will always have a special place in my heart. I will always remember how you taught me to make a good cup of ‘proper’ English tea.

I love you so much.
Take care and sleep well.
Your loving daughter,
Christine Grace.

Thank you Gerry for bringing my wife, Chrstine, into the world, and bringing her up to become the caring and thoughful woman she is today. Thank you for welcoming me into the Creasey family. I will never forget the warmth and happiness from you when I asked for your permission to marry Christine. We will miss you, but think of you often, especially when we see steam trains, when we hear great music, and when we have KFC.
David

For Gerry

A dearly missed onetime colleague and fellow musician. May your light burn forever brightly in the memories of all those you have touched in your journey through life.

Wishing you a safe continuing journey.

With blessings

David (Dr. A)

Hello trouble :)
I will always remember summer holidays spent at yours causing mayhem with Christine (sorry about that), massive selection boxes every Christmas, being picked up from school when I was poorly and money tucked into my hand when Mum wasn't looking to buy sweeties. It's also safe to say I'll never be able to see a steam train go past without thinking of you.

Most of all I will remember your sense of homour, how much you loved us all and how much you were loved in return.

Thank you for everything and love you always, your mate H (and future PM) xxxx