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Tribute to Brian Fletcher, 1947 - 2025
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Dedicated to the memory of Brian Fletcher
This site is a tribute to Brian Fletcher. He is much loved and will always be remembered.
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With thanks for supporting this tribute in memory of someone special. We feel honoured to receive gifts in memory of loved ones. Wishing you all a peaceful Christmas.
Lit by World Cancer Research Fund
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£45.00
World Cancer Research Fund
Thank you to all of the friends, family and loved ones who donated in his memory at his Funeral. We at World Cancer Research Fund are grateful to you all for thinking of our work in his memory.
Funeral collection for Brian
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£20.00
+ £5.00 Gift Aid
World Cancer Research Fund
Julie, Laura & Gary x
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£30.00
World Cancer Research Fund
Diane, Paul and Family
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Cousin Brian will always be remembered for his sense of humour and having such an amazing musical talent. Happy memories of family get togethers with Brian, entertaining everyone playing the guitar and having a sing-a-long. May you rest in peace. xx
Diane, Paul and Family
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£30.00
+ £7.50 Gift Aid
World Cancer Research Fund
I will always remember Brian playing his guitar when all the family met, especially at Christmas time along with our other cousins. Such happy times. RIP Brian
Julie, Glenn and family
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Happy memories of cousin Brian from family gatherings at Aunty Lilly’s when he would play guitar & we would sing along Brian inherited his musical talent and wit from his lovely Dad our Uncle Les. Brian was intelligent, talented, quiet and happy with life, a sad loss.
Janet
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£40.00
World Cancer Research Fund
Barbara & Alan
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£35.00
+ £8.75 Gift Aid
World Cancer Research Fund
Remembering Brian a gentle soul, I like to think of him being reunited with his Mum and Dad who always doted on him, being their only child May he rest in peace
Janet Ray & family
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So many fond memories of my dear cousin, Brian, many of them amusing as he was blessed with a very quick sense of humour along with his very impressive musical talents. A kind, caring and gentle man who will be sadly missed and remembered always.
Barbara
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£10.00
World Cancer Research Fund
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I played badminton with Brian for several years. I had all the time in the world for him because he was such a warm, friendly, affable guy — always ready with a funny/cheeky quip. I am certain he will be greatly missed by all who knew him, and his legacy of goodwill lives on through his family. Thank you, Brian!
Kelvin Hill
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I’m saddened to hear of Brian's passing. He was a warm person, and I enjoyed the times we shared playing badminton together. My thoughts are with his family and loved ones.
Hamed Ali
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£20.00
World Cancer Research Fund
Given anonymously
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I had the pleasure of playing badminton with Brian, and I will always remember his warmth and friendliness. May his soul rest in peace, and may God grant strength and comfort to his family during this difficult time.
Abul Kashem
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Thank you for setting up this memorial to Brian. We hope that you find it a positive experience developing the site and that it becomes a place of comfort and inspiration for you to visit whenever you want or need to.
Sent by J E Hackett and Sons on 03/10/2025
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I am I and you are you, whatever we were to each other that we still are. Speak to me in the easy way which you always used. Why should I be out of mind because I am out of sight? Life means all that it ever meant, it is the same as it ever was.
Extract from a poem by Henry Scott Holland
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