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Edward's funeral service was held on Thursday 21st May.
His family and friends were there to say 'Cheerio' as well as guests joining on the internet.
If you missed it, or would like to watch it again, it's available here.
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Edward was a legend at work. Always the first to arrive, 5:30 AM every morning. I'll never forget when we had a flood, and Ed rolled up his
...I am so sad to hear of Edward’s, or as I knew him ‘Uncle Ted’s’, passing. And I am so sorry for your loss.
I have such fond memories of
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Edward has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Some of my earliest memories are of weekends spent at Willow Bank with the wider
...I’ll always remember the amazing stories Uncle Edward would tell. A truly remarkable man, and I loved seeing him when he came and visited my
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A few years ago, Edward came across Blind Veterans UK.
A wonderful charity, often overlooked, providing support services and organising various events for blind veterans. Run by some really wonderful people.
As he was a veteran of the Royal Air Force, and registered blind, he joined up.
He 'thoroughly enjoyed' the meetings and dinners, and 'thoroughly looked forward' to the next one.
In lieu of flowers at his funeral, or if you'd like to make a donation in Edward's memory, you can find the donation page of their website here:
(opens their website in a new tab, so they get 100% of your donation)