Alan Everett (19 Nov 1937 - 28 Dec 2021)

June, myself and all the family would to say a huge, heartfelt thank you to everyone for all their messages, kind words, thoughts and deeds over the last few months. We were delighted with the total donations made (£1452) to the 2 chosen charities and I'm sure dad (Alan) would have been so chuffed. He really was loved by SO many and this has been truly reflected in all the kind words and of course donations that have been made. Thank you once again, stay safe

Love from
June, Kevin and all the family xxxx

A great work colleague a true gentleman

Such a great pleasure to have known and worked with Alan, he always had a ready smile and kind words for everyone. With our love and thoughts always from all of his friends at S.Stibbards & Sons

Our grateful thanks for all you did for us. It has been a privilege to have known you. John and Val.

Such a beautiful service, filled with love and compassion. Everything you deserved; and more. Love you
always xxxx

A wonderful send off on Tuesday, befitting of a great dad. You would have been so pleased with the service, the eulogy given by David Coster and the sheer amount of people that came to say their farewells. You were much loved by SO many.
RIP dad, till we meet again xxxx

In Loving Memory of Our Dear Friend Alan.

Love to June & Family

Iris & Phil

Rest in peace Alan, a true gentleman and lovely man x

So very sad to say goodbye to a true gentleman. With all our love to June and family. Love Maureen, Steve, Claire, Michelle, Matt and boys xxxxx

Dearest Alan, you will never be forgotten. Your kindness shone from you, Sleep well, love Midge, Sue, Jo, Dave, Will and family’s

In tribute to a fine upstanding man. R.I.P Alan

You have always been a true friend and we will miss you very much

A wonderful brother-in-law who will be missed more than words can ever say.
So many fond memories of such happy times we shared over the years especially the fun on the jet bikes and our day waterskiing, now that's a story!
Will forever be in our thoughts.

Alan, I remember every Christmas when you would get told off for not waiting your turn to open a present - you always made everyone laugh (the biggest kid of them all!). I was very lucky to have you as a step-grandad, you will be greatly missed but never forgotten. Lots of love KJ & Reiss xxx