Andmar/Great Andmar, I remember our walks along the seafront at (boring) Goring, visits to the arcades, the Peter Pan fun park, learning to swim, my first visit to the cinema, throwing the Aerobe on the field, listening to you read the famous fives stories and the picnics at the golf course. Our holidays to Wales to see where Granpar grew up and his family's home and the walks up great Orm with Engery sweets to keep us going. I remember getting to tell you at your 80th birthday party that you would be a great grandmother and bringing Logan to see you in your flat in Oxted where he would love to see you. I cherish these memories forever xxx

Nell and Geo were very much a part of my teenage years, at Whitethorn Avenue Methodist church in Coulsdon. And I was glad to be able to help them move down to Shoreham-by-Sea, near to us, some years later. I particularly remember Geo's Dad insisting that on moving day we should take all the door latches apart and grease them, because that would ensure smooth operation for many years to come. And I think back to when they first arrived at Whitethorn Avenue, and Cathy & I were introduced to their daughter Deryn as the son of the Circuit Steward and the daughter of the Sunday School Superintendent. Despite that, we became good friends. And Nell was always there, looking after us, always ready with a cup of tea. I'm sorry to hear she has left us. The world is a richer place because of her.

Auntie Nell - Aunt, Great Aunt and Great- great Aunt. So many memories, too difficult to choose. Trips to the beach, picnics, the musical fruit bowl and the dinner gong. how she laughed when something struck her as funny - especially if it was odd - all valued and cherished. Although Rob never met her, he sends his love to all the family.