In loving memory of the late Alan Saunderson who suddenly passed away on 16th June 2015 aged 55 will be sadly missed by his children Terrie-Ann, Kelly, Tom and Will, grandsons Jamie & Ryan and his heartbroken mum Olive his brothers Robert, Ian, Derek and his sister Lynn.
Alan was a proud family man who lived life to the full. He was proud to serve in the 1st Battalion Irish Guards for 12 years, after he was discharged Alan worked in Tesco and the security sector in many different rolls including retail security, site security and recently in the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine where he enjoyed the respect and camaraderie of his colleagues. In recent years Alan started to work at music festivals which became a great passion to him earning him the nick name "Festival Al" and gaining him a new group of much loved friends. Alan will be much missed by all his old army mucca's. his friends and colleagues both past and present.
Alan's funeral service will take place at Anfield Crematorium Priory Road Anfield on Friday June26th at 12-40pm followed by a celebration of Alan's life at The Cabbage Hotel Breck Road Anfield L6 3AF. All are welcome.
I had the honour of serving with 'Zoonie' in Munster (Sgts Mess) in the 80s. His scouse humour and sheer hard work really shone through. He certainly kept me going on more than one occasion. Superlatives are often over-used in this day and age, but he was a true gent and a real 'mucker'. God Bless.
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R.I.P. my good friend Alan. Darts nights will never be the same again. My thoughts to all your family. Playing a game of pairs now with Evo, Cyril and Joe xx
We will always remember you
Every download festival i will get your name up somewhere.
Thank you alan for the work you gave to us all x
Rest in peace alan
Liverpool, Mill Hill, Chelsea Munster in Germany we bevied in some strange places Al and even managed to walk tall out of some of them (not the German ones though). we had some great laughs as well like when we hired a 7 1/2 tonne wagon for me to move you out of Chelsea and sang keep on truckin while we chased a ponce in a jag around London for cutting us up (he has probably never driven again). we had some right ding dongs as well like the time we ended up scrapping because you lost the plot when our Ste could blow a bugle and you had lost your puff at about 40 and couldn't do it anymore lol. Good or bad times you were and always will be my big brother and I will always love and miss you.
GBNF YNWA QS
STAND DOWN SOLDIER YOUR DUTY IS DONE
GOODNIGHT GODBLESS MATE XXXX
I was never lucky enough to have met Alan but he touched the lives of many friends. My love and thoughts are with Alans family at this very sad time xxx
Thinking of all his family and friends especially his two young lads , Will and Tom of whom he was very proud GBNF xx
My Condolences To Alan's Family (Zoonie) Served with him for a few years top bloke and a gud arl Mick will be missed by all QS
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