The funeral service, prior to cremation, for Trevor Charles Butcher who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 86 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening music was “The Power Of Love” by Jennifer Rush. Memories of Pop were given by Kyra (granddaughter). Music played during Time of Reflection was “Bohemian Rhapsody by Georgian Children. Michelle gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Trevor’s Story, Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “Whiter Shade of Pale” by Procol Harem. 

The Mourners Were: Keenan Butcher, son (also representing Daryl Butcher, son and Dawn Butcher, daughter-in-law); Lindon Butcher, son; Mansell Butcher, son; Caroline Butcher, daughter-in-law Krystal Butcher, granddaughter (also representing Kay and Eric); Kyra Butcher, granddaughter and Reece Butcher (also representing Christopher Ogier); Kyian Butcher, great-grandson; Cavani Butcher, great-grandson; Keone Hardy, great-granddaughter (also representing Dean Hardy); Keelie Hardy, great-granddaughter; Cody Butcher, granddaughter and Luke Staples; Reece Butcher; Alan McKenna, nephew (also representing Tracey McKenna); Jeannette Baker, niece (also representing Jo Le Vallee);

Angela and Norman Dowinton, niece and nephew; Justin Dowinton, great-nephew; Tracey Simon, great-niece; Paul Webb, nephew and Sheryl Druce (also representing Alan Webb and Craig Webb); Michelle McDonnell, niece (also representing Michael McDonnell and Chris McDonnell); Richard Fletcher, cousin (also representing Irene Fletcher, cousin, John Fletcher, cousin and Gerald Fletcher, cousin); Mark Fletcher; Yasmin Simon (also representing Neil Simon and family, all grandchildren, Wendy Fletcher, sister-in-law and Ray and Julian Peacegood, Active Charity);

Also Present Were: Marina Bull (also representing Ian, Roxanne and Cheyenne Wylie, Chelsea Batiste and Robin and Candy Foss); Mavis Le Prevost (also representing all the Le Prevost family); Rolly Le Prevost (also representing Tomy Le Prevost); Shaun Savi Savident (also representing Mark Savident and Michelle Savident);  Dianne Le Noury (also representing Jason Gilroy); Dave and Lyn Merrien (also representing Shaun and Chez); Mary Gallienne (also representing Dougy Gallienne); Irene McGeoch (also representing McGeoch family); Marie Le Prevost (also representing Clint Le Prevost and Shanine Torode); Theresa Girard (also representing Andrew Girard); Kevin Batiste; Amanda Fletcher (also representing Vincent Brown, Sophie Brown and Lilyanna Brown);

Flowers were from all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Lynda Pike who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 74 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s My Shepherd” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Opening Music was “The Wonder of You” by Elvis Presley. The Bible Reading was 1 Corinthians 13. Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Sentences, Opening Prayer, Memories of Lynda, Words of Comfort, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Committal and Final Prayers. Closing Music was “How Deep Is Your Love” by the Bee Gees.

The Mourners Were: Keith Pike, husband (also representing Mary Dowell, Sue Ozanne, Rob and Zoe Grant and Anne Broome); Jean Ward, sister (also representing Sally Carter, niece); Marjorie Le Cras and Barry Le Cras, sister-in-law and brother-in-law (also representing Christopher Le Cras, nephew and Katy Le Cras, Somerset); Ian Thomas and Sandra Thomas, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Daniel Thomas, nephew and Katie Thomas, Owen and Phoebe Thomas, great-nephew and niece, Kirsty, niece and Kevin Welsh, Kayden, great-nephew, Doris Moon and Paula Tickner and family); Richard Whymark, nephew (also representing Annie Whymark, Tyler, Harrison and Hope Whymark, great-niece and nephews);  

Also Present Were: Kevin Buckley (also representing staff at the Pony Inn); Brenda Galsworthy (also representing Bob and family); Mandy Le Bachelet (also representing Cheryl Lowe, Denise Cohu and all at the Russels Social Club and the GVS Jubilee Social Club); Jean Wakeford, Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association; Harry Orton (also representing Elizabeth Orton and Lynne and Gerve Ashton); Jim and Kate Mills; Sue Ogier; Edna Martel (also representing Peter Martel);

Shirley Crowson (also representing Carl Crowson, Jean Sparkes and Carol Le Galloudec, Australia); Louise Watchman (also representing Andy Watchman and family); Martin Le Cras (also representing Sarah Bryce); Margaret Le Cras; Diane Spence-Williams; Jean Robin; Ann Jennings; Yvonne and Alan Curzon; Jean Weysom; Sarah Carey; Lauren Carey; Shaun Marsh; Sadie Rosamund (also representing staff of Caring Companions); Peter Blaise (also representing Tozers on Bridge); Michele Mansell (also representing staff Grange Lodge Hotel); Christine Lewis (also representing management and staff Coolderry House); Gill Martel (also representing residents Coolderry House);

Flowers were from all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD, GVS, Jubilee House, Grandes Maisons Road, St Sampsons, GY2 4JH or Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Jillian Chaplin who passed away at Summerland Nursing Home, aged 82 years was held at Rock Community Church and conducted by The Reverend Jonathan Le Tocq.

The organist, Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “Ye Holy Angels” and “Amazing Grace”. The Reading, “Thinking” by Walter D. Wintle was read by Poppy (granddaughter). The Tribute was read by Charlie (son). Reverend Le Tocq gave the Welcome and Prayer, Address, Prayers for the Family, The Lord’s Prayer and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Charlie Evans, son and Rachel Savine, daughter-in-law; Tilly Evans, granddaughter; Hilary and Andy Moreton, daughter and son-in-law; Melissa and Ben Munday-Chanin, daughter and son-in-law; Poppy Munday-Chanin, granddaughter; Olive Munday-Chanin, granddaughter; Kit Munday-Chanin, grandson; Emma Poulson, cousin; Jane Hardy, cousin; Neil Watson, cousin; Emma Horton; Georgina Robinson; David Bastable, cousin;

Also Present Were: Jonathan and Judith Le Tocq; Luke and Lucy Vidamour; Jackie Collas; Julia Le Moignan (also representing Jonathan Le Moignan, Ray and Marianne Blackley, Emma Le Breton and Guernsey Aero Club Committee); Bernard Gallais; Stephen Langford; David and Audrey Dickens; Colin and Val Ferbrache (also representing Guernsey Aero Club and Nigel and Margaret Robins); Vanessa James (also representing Donna and Pierce Rogan); Steve Roberts (also representing Linda Roberts and Dave and Sue Oakley); Joy and Terry Jordan; Anne Smith (also representing Tony Smith and Meg Trebilcock); Peter and Sandra Vaudin; Olivia Langford; Barry and Jane Langlois; Derrick and Pam Thatcher; Gillian Tidd; Sophie Tidd; Dawn Leigh-Morgan; Shaun Jones; Emily Byrom (also representing Tom Byrom); Richard and Naomi Johns; Rosie Corbin; Grace Smith (also representing Ollie and Beau Smith and Winston Smith); Romey and Peter Le Masurier (also representing Harriet Le Masurier);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Cancer Research UK (Guernsey) Branch, c/o Lynda Mildon, 2 La Petite Clos, La Couture, St Peter Port, GY1 2EB or Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief, c/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Hazel Nora Le Poidevin who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 92 years was held at St Paul’s Methodist Church and conducted by Reverend Jacky Cottrell.

The organist, Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “What A Friend We Have In Jesus” and “Great Is Thy Faithfulness”. The Reading was Psalm 23 and read by Tim (grandson). The Family Tribute was read by Keith (son). Reverend Cottrell gave the Words of Scripture, Welcome, Prayers, Address, Prayers and Commendation and Blessing. Steve (grandson) led on his guitar his family, Jamie, Roxy and Emma, together with Tim (grandson) and Keith in the singing of “Be Still for the Presence of The Lord”. Recessional Music was “How Great Thou Art”.

The Mourners Were: Geoff and Sandra Le Poidevin, son and daughter-in-law; Cara McErlane, granddaughter and Chris McErlane (also representing Freddie and Freya McErlane, great-grandson and great-granddaughter); Keith and Marlene Le Poidevin, son and daughter-in-law; Timothy Le Poidevin, grandson and Leo Thomas; Stephen Le Poidevin, grandson and Jamie Le Poidevin and Roxy and Emma Le Poidevin, great-granddaughters; Ali Ewins, niece and Mike Ewins (also representing Jack Ewins, Lauren Ewins and Ashley, Sam and Theo); Joanne Tostevin, niece and Dave Tostevin (also representing Matthew and Chloe Tostevin); Jennifer Le Noury, cousin (also representing the family); Derick and Brenda Le Poidevin, cousins; Leslie Le Prevost;

Also Present Were: Graham Martel (also representing Lynne Martel); Graham Le Page (also representing Joy and Matthew Le Page and James Gouveia); Dallas Courtenay-Warren; Phil and Jackie Duquemin (also representing Iain Limond); Helen Dunn (also representing Pat Queripel and Galaad Ladies Club); Rodney and Audrey Brouard; Kathleen Bichard (also representing Hazel and John Bell, Betty Le Sauvage, Clive and Marilyn Falla, David Falla, Rev. Geoff and Deacon Kathy Hays, Janet and Barry Barbé and Vanwy Wallbridge); Shirley Tulié (also representing Norman, Sue, Kathy and families, Phyllis Goddard and Robert, Martyn, Jeremy and families); Mike and Chris De La Mare (also representing Barbara Mechem); Dave Tullier; John Seymour (also representing Ian and Angie Richie); Diane Le Prevost (also representing Chris Golding and Jocelyn Cowley); Pauline and Mike Williams; Roland and Margaret Duquemin; Doreen Martel; Jean Martel; Margaret Le Parmentier (also representing Keith and Michelle Le Parmentier); Daphne Dodd (also representing Jean Evans); Wendy and John Woodcock; Margaret Robert; Mrs M Le Page; John and Frances Ogier;

Margaret Savident; Richard Green (also representing Janet Green and Enid Green); Gwen Langlois; Martyn and Gill Blondel; Jean Farnham; Derek Mechem; Jane Ashworth; Joan and David Le Cheminant; Geoff and Sandra Gallienne; Wendy and Patrick Guillemet and Elisa Davidson (also representing Jonathan Guillemet); Romey and Peter Le Masurier (also representing Harriet, Karen and Colin Langlois); Valerie Le Cheminant; Jeanette Le Prevost; Peter Vaudin (also representing Sandra Vaudin and Andy and Cathy Vaudin);

Flowers were from Keith and Marlene. Geoff and Sandra. Stephen and Jamie and Roxy and Emma. Cara, Chris, Freddie and Freya. Tim and Leo. Ali, Mike, Jo and Dave.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to St Paul’s Methodist Church, c/o Mr R Harbottle, Le Petit Moulinet, L’Ancresse Road, Vale, GY3 5AS or Friends of Romania, C/o Mr and Mrs Holland, La Pouquelaye, Clos des Arbres, Les Prins, Vale, GY6 8HD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for John Charles Skillett who passed away at his home, aged 75 years was held at Les Cotils and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational Music was a compilation by Elvis Presley. Opening Music was “Love Me Tender” by Elvis Presley. Dad’s Poem, by Chris Skillett (son) was read by Michelle Duquemin. Memories of Dad were read by John Skillett (son). Music played during Time of Reflection was “All Shook Up” by Elvis Presley. The Hymn “How Great Thou Art” was a recording by Elvis Presley. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, John’s Story, The Lord’s Prayer, Committal, Final Words and Irish Blessing. Closing Music was “An American Trilogy” by Elvis Presley.

The Mourners Were: John Skillett, son; Chris Skillett, son; Diana Windsor-Smith, daughter; Callum Skillett, grandson; Tony and Jill Skillett, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Michele Skillett, sister-in-law and Claire Samarasinghe, niece); June Richards, sister (also representing Tess Norman and Louisa Richards, nieces); Pat Masterman, sister; Margaret and Chris Guille, sister and brother-in-law; Chris Guille, brother-in-law (also representing Natalie Dodd and Ryan Dodd); Ricky Masterman, nephew (also representing Adam Penney); Craig Masterman, nephew and Sarah Masterman; Becky Reid, niece (also representing Phil Reid); Joy Skillett, cousin (also representing Kate Hillditch, cousin); David Skillett, cousin; Paul Skillett (also representing Lynne, Matthew, Tim and Sophie);

Also Present Were: Gloria and David Dudley-Owen (also representing Jonathon Skillett and Deidre Dudley-Owen); Ray Bullock (also representing Joe and Jan Reynolds); Jason Gilroy (also representing Diane Le Noury and the Ex-Servicemen’s Club); Paul Regan and family; Iain Whitchurch; Nick Ward (also representing Gary Ward); Roy Hamon (also representing Elenor Hamon); Charlie Bradford (also representing Tannia Bradford); Tina Carter (also representing Mandy Hardman); Rob Cocquelin (also representing Gill Cocquelin); Danny Marquand; Bob Harbottle; Barry Martel (also representing Sue Martel); Clayton Le Noury (also representing Nicky Le Noury); Len and Jenny Bullock; Keith and Rosemary Ogier; Reg Bullock; Adrian Holley; Jamie Le Cheminant; Adam Shorto; Barry Howard (also representing Len Bradshaw); Kelly Le Page (also representing Clausey); John Waterman (also representing family); Kerrin Wilkie and family; Mark Bourgaize (also representing Christina Bourgaize); Kelvin Dillingham; Vinny Page; John Callaway; Mary Callaway (also representing Susan); Dean and Maureen Mourant (also representing Sammy Ward and Sandra Le Prevost);

Bob Stacey; John Fallaize (also representing Joanne, Tony and Tina Holland, Marcus and Joanne Haysom and Mick Gamblin); Brendan Le Moigne (also representing family); Sue and Neil Totty; Laurence Burtenshaw; Linda Eborall (also representing Alan Opie and Marilyn Smith); Francine Phillips; Sarah Norman; Arrun Wilkie and Jirapat Prassert; Ian Machon; Micky Ogier; Darren Hughes; Sue West (also representing Jones family); Louise Johnson; Kim Leggett (also representing family); Gary Le Noury (also representing the Le Noury family);

Flowers were from John and Chris and family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association, The Centre, Rue des Monts, Delancey, St Sampsons, GY2 4HU.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

A Celebration of Life for Carole Martin who passed away at home, aged 80 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening music was “Both Sides Now” by Joni Mitchell. The Opening Poem “Afterglow” by Helen Lowrie Marshall was read by Michelle Duquemin. Memories of Carole, were read by Arwyn, (brother-in-law). Music played during Time of Reflection was “Knocking On Heaven’s Door” a recording performed by Adrian (Carole’s late son) and the band Reality, this was accompanied by a photo presentation, which was prepared by Felicity, niece and Sophie, great-niece. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts On Life and Death, Lord’s Prayer, The Poem “All Is Well” by Henry Scott Holland, Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “I Can See Clearly Now” by Jimmy Cliff.

The Mourners Were: Richard Rowe, son (also representing Philip Rowe, son, Rochelle Rowe, granddaughter, Finlay Rowe, grandson and Frances Bachmann); Christopher Mourant, grandson and Natalie O’Regan; Lydia and Arwyn Hughes, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Sarah McNeela, niece, Felicity O’Connor, niece and families); Mandy Brittain, sister (also representing Margaret and Clive Norman and Mary and Paul Gannon); Andy Brittain, brother-in-law; Marc Brittain, nephew; Daniel Brittain, nephew; Vicky Roussel, niece and Jamie Roussel, great-nephew (also representing Steve Roussel, nephew-in-law, Jem Bougourd, great-nephew and Pauline Allen, cousin); June Bougourd, sister-in-law;

Also Present Were: Chris Farnham (also representing Julie Farnham); Hazel Hosking (also representing Lilian Bale); Sharon Boss (also representing Hermione Black); Jon and Julie Stuckey (also representing the family); John Gill (also representing Marilyn Gill, Peter De La Haye and Elizabeth De La Haye); Rob and Rhys Hawkes (also representing family, Kirk Bishop, Ash De Heume and Matt and Anne-Marie Domaille and family); Shaun McMillan (also representing family); Bip Bichard (also representing Tina and family); Mark Bichard Jnr; Christine Le Prevost; Monica Armstrong; Tracy Le Page; Ian McMillan (also representing Glenn Mourant); Paul Barrasin; Phil Gill; Michael Callister (also representing Jane Goddard); Adrian De Carteret (also representing Cal Power and Michael Eker); Dave Hockey (also representing Angela Hockey, Paula, Ryan, Sally Woodcock, Debbie Blackburn, Andrew Hockey and Jay Aller); Denis Riddell (also representing Mr and Mrs Dan Hubert and Michelle Welsh); Lisa Dowinton; Mandy Daigle (also representing family); Debbie Le Flock (also representing Darren Le Flock); Pam Mourant (also representing family and Ethel Anderson);

Flowers were from Philip and Richard. June, Vicky, Steve and boys. Mandy, Lydia and families. John and family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Lewis, PO Box 631, Guernsey Harbours, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Ruth Margaret Hedger who passed away at home, aged 81 years was held at St Saviour’s Parish Church and conducted by the Reverend Linda Le Vasseur. 

The organist, John Le Pelley accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s My Shepherd” and “Morning Has Broken”. Processional Music was “Hello Again” by Neil Diamond. The Bible Reading was from the book of Ruth. Music played during Moment of Reflection was “The Wonder of You” by Elvis Presley. Rev Linda Le Vasseur gave The Sentences, Opening Prayer, Memories of Ruth and Words of Comfort, The Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Final Prayers. Recessional Music was “If I Can Dream” by Elvis Presley.

The Mourners Were: Ruth and Bud Blondel, daughter and son-in-law; Michelle Hedger, daughter; Vanessa and Steve Lasenby, daughter and son-in-law; Matthew Blondel, grandson and Charlotte Coutanche; Hannah Blondel, granddaughter and Scott Jones; Daniel Lasenby, grandson; Alex Lasenby, grandson;  David and Rosemary Creasey, brother and sister-in-law; Janet Noe, sister; Andrew Hedger, nephew; Lee Hedger, nephew; Rachael Hedger, niece; Ruth Michael, niece and Philip Michael; Astrid Woodward, niece;

Also Present Were: Betty Blondel; Mark Blondel (also representing Lewis Blondel); Jane Robert (also representing Maxwell Robert, Laura Milford, Charlie Price, Paul Price, Jill Machon and Colin Brehaut); Sharron and Richard Exall (also representing Dawn Exall); Larna Pennant; Margie Pearson (also representing Karen Dorey and Paula Bullock); Norman Parnwell (also representing Kay Parnwell); Sue Le Prevost (also representing Ben and Aimee Le Prevost, Kelly Le Prevost, Tracie Count, Chris Jackson, Sue Ferbrache, Jo Ferbrache and Leon Harrison); Jacquie Le Sauvage (also representing Ian Le Sauvage and family);

Roy Greaves (also representing Carol Greaves); Ann Vincent, nee Jordan; Maureen Glendinning (also representing Kevin, Ian and Stuart Glendinning); Adrian Glendinning; Kerry Piriou (also representing Aimee Le Prevost, Ben Le Prevost, Holly Piriou and Toby Patch); Trevor Brehaut (also representing Caroline Brehaut and Liz Dodd); Carol Holloway; Adam Legg; Jenny Nicolle; Carron Lynch; Belinda Ogier; Donna Le Cheminant (also representing Peter Le Cheminant and Francine and Ross Le Cheminant); Sally Guilmoto; Dimi Hutchinson; Janine Santer; Nicki Bolingbroke (also representing Sarah Warr, Abi Peak, Joy Ashman, Abby Manley Guilbert, Jennifer Blackmore, Jo Vessey and Charlotte Clegg); Sharon Pearce (also representing Ian Pearce); Ruth Le Tissier; Julie Anderson;

Carol Le Page (also representing Pam Atkinson, Ian Atkinson, Mervyn Atkinson, Carolyn Le Prevost and Karen Blanchford); Sue and Phil Horsepool (also representing Caroline Spink, Theresa Queripel and Jean Spink); Mandy Mortimer (also representing Jon and Grace Dorey and Jan and Alan Smith); Mick Cahill (also representing Linda Cahill, Jon and Phillipa Buckland and Paddy and Helen Craig); Jo Turville (also representing Rob); Jan and Ian Hellens; Alfie Ford-Parker (also representing Ash and Ant Ford-Parker and Jen Hellens); Lisa Brehaut; Shirley Greaves (also representing Timothy Greaves); Kim and Nina Marquis; Jill and Steve Page (also representing Kelly, Ava, Kristie, Robert, Isla, Alfie and Evie); Tony and Michelle Jones; Verity Bacon; Mark Le Tissier; Jill Clarke;

John Ledbrook (also representing Elita Ledbrook); Ian Campbell (also representing Kirsten Campbell, Pam Campbell and Alex Holland); Helen Le Tissier; Jackie Hamon and Karen Druce (also representing Michael and Hannah Druce, Terry Hamon, Kirsty Price, Brig Mckane, Ali Finigan, Mich Le Page and Katie Tostevin); Jan and Jim Trott (also representing Sandy Lucas); Caroline Garnett (also representing David Garnett); Mike and Jane Stonebridge; Susan Hunter (also representing Kevin Hunter and Gill Smart); Hilary Smart (also representing Beccy Smart); Willie and Brenda Allan (also representing Rose Adcock and Deanne Allen); Nicky Robert (also representing Doc and Joe Robert); Steve and Jan Le Billon; Yvette Brehaut (also representing Peter Ogier); Helen Surtees (also representing Becky Link, Jenny Ridley and Bella); Nicky Edgar (also representing Mark, Lewis and Ryan); Rosemary Hartnett; Brenda Le Marchant; Karen Le Gallez (also representing Trevor and family and Heather Norman); Dave Sinclair; Carol Hall (also representing Vanessa Turian); Laura Edwards (also representing Maggie Bichard);

Flowers were from all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to St Martin in the Fields via their website: smitfc.org/autumn. 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Ronald Joseph Herve who passed away at Highfield House Care Home, aged 94 years was held at Castel Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Nicholas Drason.

The organist, Mr Phillip Bond accompanied the singing of “How Great Thou Art” and “Abide With Me”. The Family Tribute was given by Andy Smale and Psalm 23 was read by Valerie Le Tissier. Reverend Drayson gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Will You Come And Follow Me” by The Summons and a Traditional Scottish Tune played by Mr Philip Bond.

The Mourners Were: John and Barbara Hervé, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Matthew Hervé, nephew and Elaine Hervé, niece, (New Zealand)); Margaret White, sister-in-law (also representing Joan Hervé); Valerie Le Tissier, niece and Stephen Le Tissier (also representing Donna Andrews and family and Claire Le Tissier); Carol Smale, niece and Andy Smale; Paul Hervé, nephew and Avril Hervé; Rene Hervé, cousin (also representing Joan Hervé); Giselle Bray (also representing Andrew, Thomas and Charlotte Bray, cousins); Claire McKenzie (also representing Gregory, Alexine and families, Louise Reeves and family, cousins); Robert McKenzie (also representing Vee and James McKenzie, cousins); Michelle and David Budge, cousins (also representing Paul Shepherd, cousin);

Also Present Were: Bill Luff (also representing the Reverend John Luff); Revd Beverley Hervé and Pierre Hervé (also representing André and Mary Hervé); Pam West (also representing Alan West and Mike and Marilyn Robilliard); Michelle Dovey (also representing Debbie Le Noury); Ann and Graeme Cox (also representing Charlotte and La Societe Family History Section); Christine and Paul Le Page (also representing Angela Webster and Marian Ruff and families); Tony and Marg Kaines; Thérèse Roussel (also representing David Roussel); Hazel Meads (also representing Mick and Jenny Warren); Anne Blanchford; Eric Ferbrache (also representing Muriel Ferbrache); Sally Woolland (also representing Angela Ferbrache); Michael Bubb (also representing Joyce Hubert); Cathy Bubb; James Bubb; Graham Martel (also representing Lynne Martel); Pauline and Chris Workman; Martin and Jan Joyce, Highfield House Care Home; Jennifer de la Mare (also representing Dr Georgina Watt); David Hibbs (also representing Rosalie Hibbs);

Jurat David Hodgetts (also representing Christina Hodgetts); Gary and Jackie Bougourd (also representing Haykey Jackson and Rob Bougourd); Gordon Tostevin; Pam Bean; Joanne Bean (also representing Helen Vaudin); Peter and Fiona Hyde; Neil Tucker (also representing John Marshall and Keith Fothergill); Keith Savident (also representing Karen and Laure Savident); Iris and Derek Tostevin; Ken Brehaut; Dean De La Mare, Chief Ambulance Officer (also representing St John Ambulance and Rescue Service); Alan Stevens (also representing Voluntary St John Ambulance and Charitable Trust); Nicky David; Jan Robert (also representing Will Robert); Michael Lihou; Ray Mauger; Catherine Le Tissier;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Castel Parish Church, c/o Mr W Luff (Treasurer), The Hollyhocks, 10 Clos de Goddards, Rue des Goddards, Castel, GY5 7JD or RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Lewis, PO Box 631, Guernsey Harbours, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL or GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Millicent Foss who passed away at Maison de Beauvoir Care Home, aged 104 years, was held at the Vale Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Beverley Herve.

The organist, Ray Lowe accompanied the singing of “How Great Thou Art”, “In Heavenly Love Abiding” and “The Day Thou Gavest”. Congregational music was a selection of hymn’s chosen by Millie. Entrance music was “Pie Jesu” by Andrew Lloyd Webber, accompanied by Sarah Brightman and Pail Miles-Kingston, from the Andrew Lloyd Webber Collection. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 25-27. The Tribute was by Keith Austin, cousin. Music during Time of Reflection was “Memory” by Andrew Lloyd Webber, played by organist Ray Lowe. The Poem, “Learn to Give” was read by Beverley Linnecor – Lay Pastoral Assistant. Reverend Herve gave the Sentences and Introductions, Opening Prayer, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer and Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music was “My Way” by Frank Sinatra, played by organist, Ray Lowe.

The Mourners Were: Denis Foss, nephew and godson and Andrea Foss (also representing Alison Clarke, great-niece and Andrew Clarke, Martyn Foss, great-nephew, Millie and Rosie, great-great-nieces, Kenneth Foss, nephew and Diana Foss, Susannah Bibby, great-niece and Paul Bibby, Daniel Foss, great-nephew, Felix and Annabel Bibby, great-great-nephew and great-great-niece); Keith Austin, cousin (also representing Dr Susan Wilson and Geoff and Jennie Dorey); Val Austin; Chantal Fallaize (also representing Nathan Fallaize, Sarah Crowther, Guernsey Post); Ryan Fallaize; André Austin (also representing Tanner Austin); Kirsty Austin; Bailey Austin;  Yvonne Foss, cousin (also representing Pauline Parry, cousin, Australia); Terry and Margaret Tostevin, cousins (also representing Paul Tostevin and Peggy Le Clerc); Brian and Margaret Lowe, cousins; Joanne Robert, cousin; Christopher Tostevin, cousin; Mr and Mrs Nick Foss, cousins

Also Present Were: Beverley Linnecor (also representing Julie Davis and Vicky and John Dodd); Jennifer Chainey (also representing all the staff and management at Maison de Beauvoir Care Home); Malcolm and Carol Vivyan; Ann Lanoe (also representing Allan Powell, Pam Powell, Chris Lanoe and Kath, L’ islet Post Office); Martin Rumens (also representing Julie Rumens and Julie Fallaize); Barry and Gwen Trump; Pam Bean (also representing Helen Vaudin); Joanne Bean; Mark Chammings; Richard and Chris Mahy (also representing Charlotte, Pierre, Louis and Jacques); Heather and Jonty Bamford; David Mahy; Christa Tee (also representing Helmut Pichler); Cilla Roger (also representing Siobhan and Sharron);

Violet and Peter Edmonds (also representing John and Vicky Dodd); Jean Farnham (also representing George Farnham, Ruth de la Mare, Jacqui Farnham and Susan Farnham); Thérèse Roussel (also representing David Roussel, Nicky David and Joyce Hubert); Nancy Falla (also representing Lee Falla and Ross Falla); Joy Liggett (also representing Heather and David Banks (UK), Michèle Hancock, UK, Phil and Elaine Le Conte and Bruce and Jean Wood); Chantal Ingrouille (also representing Cameron, Daniel and Emily Ingrouille); Chris Simpson (also representing Laura and Oliver); Michelle and Jackie Blackmore (also representing Helen Gilchrist and Kathryn England); Mrs Tacon (also representing Jane Teers, Mark Tacon and Alan Tacon);

Janet Snell (also representing Karen Bailey, Alison Domaille and family); Jurat Alan Bisson and Mrs Bisson (also representing Julian Bisson and Deidrey Relph); Jane and David Sherbourne (also representing Emily and Chris Girard, Grace and Justin Joseph and Thomas Palmer); Jane Goddard; Ken and Yvonne Mauger; Joan de Garis; Heather and Colin Le Page; Maureen Le Brun; Jackie Gaudion, Connie’s Carers; David Lowe; Nicholas and Christine Ferbrache (also representing Harriet and Pascal Ferbrache); Anne Marie Leadbeater (also representing Alan Armstrong);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Guernsey Blind Association, c/o The Secretary, Le Four Cabot, St Andrews, GY6 8XE.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Leslie Charles Le Blancq who passed away at Summerland Nursing Home, aged 89 years was held at the Forest Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Mr John De Lisle accompanied the singing of “Amazing Grace” and “The Old Rugged Cross”. Congregational Music was “The Way We Were” by Tony Christie, “I Dreamed A Dream” by Susan Boyle, “It’s No Secret What God Can Do” by Jim Reeves and “Only Them Lonely” by Roy Orbison. The Bible Reading was Psalm 23. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Memories Are Made of This” by Jim Reeves. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Sentences from the Bible, Opening Prayer, The Collect, Tribute, Prayers Ending with The Lord’s Prayer and Commendation. Recessional Music was “O When The Saints” Southampton Football Club Anthem.

The Mourners Were: Elizabeth Le Blancq, wife; Terence Le Blancq, brother; Karen Le Blancq, niece and Terry Barnham; Kenneth Le Blancq, brother; Jane Le Blancq, niece and Shane Mourant (also representing Jack Mourant, great-nephew); Mavis and Tommy Ozanne, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Richard and Elaine Ozanne, nephew and niece and Aimee and Gracie, great-nieces); Andrew and Kate Ozanne, nephew and niece (also representing Amelie and Aiden, great niece and nephew); Jean Le Blancq, sister-in-law; Sue Hardwick, niece (also representing Nicola Luxon and Wayne Robert); Christine Guilmoto, cousin; Margaret Le Cras, cousin; Sarah Baker, carer (also representing Cathy Bailey and Matron Sue, and all the staff and the residents at Summerland House Nursing Home);

Also Present Were: Mr M Mellor; Mary Callaway (also representing the family); R J Heame (also representing Forest Parish Welfare Committee); Mary and David Robilliard; Diana De La Mare; Irene Hamon; Monica Moorman (also representing Teresa and Adrian); Denis Bienvenu (also representing Forest Stores); David Garland; N.W. Le Ray (also representing family); Phyliss Vidamour (also representing Wilfred Mallett); Geoff Brouard (also representing Hazel Brouard); Sue Ephgrave (also representing David Ephgrave and Forest Douzaine); Les Johnson; Renee Le Cheminant; Brian Le Tocq; David Bray

Flowers were from Elizabeth, Terence, Karen and Terry, Mavis, Tommy and family, Ken, Jane, Shane and Jack.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Cancer Research UK (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Lynda Mildon, 2 La Petite Clos, La Couture, St Peter Port, GY1 2EB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Rosemary Olive Le Noury who passed away at her home, aged 85 years was held at Vazon Elim Church and conducted by Pastor Eric Gaudion.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “What A Friend we Have in Jesus”, “There Is A Redeemer” and “When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder”. A Poem was read by Nicole Le Noury, granddaughter and the Family Tribute was given by Brian Bourgaize, brother. Pastor Gaudion gave the Welcome, Prayer and The Lord’s Prayer, Address and Closing Prayer.

The Mourners Were: Michael Le Noury, son; David Le Noury, son; Stephen Le Noury, son; Heidi Le Noury, daughter-in-law; Nicole Le Noury, granddaughter; Bradley Le Noury, grandson; Brian and Karen Bourgaize, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Alison and Mark Swales and Paul Bourgaize); John Bourgaize, brother (also representing Aira); Pam Bourgaize, sister (also representing Alan Bourgaize, Joyce Falla and Eunice Brehaut); Sheila Duquemin, sister-in-law; Luke Bourgaize, nephew; Daniel Bourgaize, nephew; Peter Bourgaize, nephew; Michelle Bourgaize, niece (also representing Ethan and Rafe Baker); Jennie Dodd, niece and John Dodd; Sarah Langlois, niece and Tim Langlois (also representing Chloe and Naomi); Rosemary Francis, niece (also representing Alan Francis, Ann Cogle, niece, Simon Cogle and family, Karen Churchill, niece and Robert Churchill); Colin and Karen Langlois, cousins; Peter and Sandra Vaudin, cousins; Jean Guille, cousin; John and Pat Langlois, cousin (also representing Pamela Duquemin);

Also Present Were: Rev Eric and Diane Gaudion; Ron Le Page; Simon Rowe (also representing Carole Monaghan and the Rowe family); Anne Bourgaize (also representing Neil, Mel and family); Jackie Le Page (also representing Lionel Le Page, Una Brehaut and Jocelyn Ozanne); Jill Froome (also representing Vic); Stephen Le Tissier (also representing Valerie Le Tissier and Edith Le Tissier); Karen McClean (also representing Martyn McClean and Pete and Julie Duquemin); Roslyn and Doug Guilbert (also representing Jonathan and Teresa Guilbert); Paul Le Page (also representing Barbara Le Page); Janet Sweet; Steve Denning; Paul Gaudion;

Len Le Ray (also representing Eileen Le Ray); Derek and Marion Le Page; Nigel and Sue Ozanne (also representing Chris and Sarah Ozanne and Steve and Julie Batiste); Joan Beuche; Ken Batiste; James Robilliard (also representing Andrew, Rachel and Isabelle Robilliard); Katy Coggins; Natalie Gaudion (also representing Team One); Natalie Birch; Olive Lett; David and Lesley Preston; Barry and Gwen Trump (also representing Lois, Ben, Zac and Seb Batiste, Angela Guilbert and Elenor Duckworth); Lydia Miller; Martyn Langlois; Peter Ferbrache; Andy Rowe; Sam Rowe (also representing Becky Rowe); Jean Vidamour (also representing Martyn Vidamour and Pete and Amy Le Prevost); Catherine Brehaut;

Imelda Laine (also representing James Laine, Dominic Laine and Gregory Laine); Bex Hilley; Joseph Hilley; Luke Fleming; Adrian Goubert (also representing Sarah Goubert and Ezra Goubert); Tim and Caroline Froome (also representing Ali and Ian Marrien); Alona Zakolapina; Andrew Burkhardt; Jo Reeve; Catherine Peet; Dave and Jenny James; Helen King (also representing Terry King, Hannah King and Simon Kent); Louis Dodd;

Flowers were from all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Vazon Church or Elim Missions, C/o Mrs Lois Batiste, CocoCay, Clos du Barmere, Sous Les Courtils, Castel, GY5 7HU or by Bacs, EFGA RE VAZON, Business Current , 67012760/60-09-20.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Rachel “Rhea” Boyd Briggs who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 84 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by The Reverend Justin Taylor.

Opening Music was “Piano Concerto no. 21 in C Major, K. 467: II. Andante” by Mozart, performed by The London Philharmonic Orchestra. Amanda Chamberlain began the service with “Highland Cathedral” on bagpipes. The organist, Mr Graham Martel, accompanied the singing of “Amazing Grace” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. The Bible Reading was Proverbs 31: 25-28. “Thor’s Poem” was read by Ilze Briggs. “Remembering Rhea”, a tribute offered by Nancy Ogier, and “Remembering Mum”, a tribute offered by James Briggs, followed. Music played during the Moment for Reflection was “Sailing By” (Radio 4, Shipping Forecast Theme) performed by BBC Symphony Orchestra. Reverend Taylor gave the Welcome, Opening Prayer, Closing Prayer, Notices, Committal, and Blessing. Closing Music was “Spartacus: Adagio of Spartacus and Phrygia” by Aram Khachaturian, performed by the Vienna Philharmonic.

The Mourners Were: James Briggs, son (also representing Jack and Patricia Stewart, Margaret Carmichael, Yvonne Baxter, Anna Loughridge, and the extended Scottish family relatives); Ilze Briggs, daughter-in-law (also representing family and friends in Latvia); Thor Briggs, grandson; Amanda Chamberlain, daughter (also representing Steve Chamberlain);

Also Present Were: Margaret Keeling (also representing Tuula Lehtinen, Andy de Guerin and the St Martins Bridge Club); Lucy de Carteret; Morna Harwood; Wayne and Jo Martel (also representing Dave and Maggie Martel, Adam Tattersall and Richard Allen); John Frankland (also representing Alison Frankland, and Ted and Margaret McDonaugh); Joyce Bradshaw; Carolyn and Andy Stoaling; Jenny Mahy; Adrian Sarchet; Nancy Ogier; Mr and Mrs Wallace; Linda Robertshaw; Carol Morris (also representing Stephen Morris); Jane Birch (also representing Mike Birch); Karen Garbutt; Denis Riddell (also representing Jane Walden, Tony Davidson, James Flack and Simon Banks); Jonathan Guillemet (also representing Rick Gomes, Adam Falla, Glen le Cheminant and Marcus Jones); Chris Ahne; Jean Ellyatt (also representing Chris Ellyatt); Jane Menzies; Neil Brennan; Ethel Robb; Tony Cleal; Mark Torode; Sam Field (also representing Francesca Field and Jan Collins); Bridget Carey (also representing De Vic Carey); Elaine Mahy;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

A Celebration of Life, prior to cremation for Geraldine Mary Crispini who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice aged 83 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational Music was Beethoven: Symphony Pastoral No. 6, Opening Music was Elgar: Cello Concerto in E Minor, 1st Movement, Jacqueline Du Pre. The Eulogy was written by Claudia, Dario and Marco and read by Marco. Music played during Time of Reflection was Albinoni: Adagio in G Minor. A Poem “A Woman’s Journey” by Maya Angelou was read by Dario. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was The Lark Ascending by Vaughan Williams 

The Mourners Were: Piero Crispini, husband; (represented by his children); Claudia Crispini, daughter; Dario Crispini, son; Marco Crispini, son; Alex Gutierrez Crispini, grandson (also representing Luis Gutierrez and Teresa Gutierrez, Esperanza Gutierrez and Teresa Santo Domingo); Ana Crispini, granddaughter (also representing Blanca Crispini); Sara Crispini, daughter-in-law; Sophia Crispini, granddaughter;

Roisin Crispini, granddaughter; Petrina Crispini, granddaughter; Angela Pinckers; Stef and Zoha Crispini, nephew; Luigi Crispini, brother-in-law; Vanessa Crispini-Adams, niece (also representing Ed Harvey, Joe and Karol, Paolo and Ivana, Giulia and Margherita and families, Massimo, Daniele and Maddalena); Fiona Marquis, niece (also representing Darren Bougourd, great-nephew); Jeremy Marquis, nephew; Nigel Marquis, nephew and Juliet Marquis (also representing Jean Gleeson Kennedy, sister, Paul Varela Gleeson, nephew, Gonzalo Varela Gleeson, nephew, Noel Gleeson, brother, Kath Gleeson, sister-in-law, Louise Gleeson, niece, Simon Ashburn, Oscar Gleeson, great-nephew and Marianne Gleeson, great-niece); Marcel Marquis and Joanne Alder, nephew; Alana Marquis-Farncombe, niece and Patrick Farncombe; Harry Farncombe, great-nephew; George Farncombe, great-nephew;

Derek Gleeson, nephew (also representing Veronica Downey and Gleeson family - Dublin and Nenagh); Giuliano Crispini, nephew (also representing Suzie Tidy); Lorenzo Crispini, nephew (also representing Sarah McCathie-Crispini, Liliana Crispini and Ian and Tessa McCathie); Jacqui Crispini, sister-in-law; Patricia Castro Gleeson, niece (also representing Ida Gleeson Kennedy and Cecilia Castro Gleeson); Lynda Gleeson, niece (also representing Anne Gleeson); Neil Gleeson, nephew and Una Collins (also representing Eoin Gleeson, Mary Collins, Triona Collins (Ballinaclough), Siobhàn Gleeson Bernstein (USA), Deirdre and Eugene Mulcahy, Shane and Conor Mulcahy (Limerick), Finola, Mike, Rory and Jennifer Brogan (Loughrea), Renee Gleeson Hayes (Templederry) and Angela Starr (Nenagh)); Kay Garton and family, represented by Sara Crispini;

Also Present Were: Nello and Della Ciotti (also representing Carlo Stefani); Jan Gill; Sara Hall (also representing Gina Atkinson); Wendy Pratt; Denise Hyland; Judith Holder; Lynda Blake; Carolyn Mallett; Janet Sherwell (also representing Marion Richards); Elizabeth Hazell (also representing Diana Barrow); Sandra and Dennis McKane; Marc Laine (also representing Nicky, Remy and Sylvie Laine); Lynn Giovinazzi; Jacky Minke, Macular Society; Connie Vasconcelos;

June Goater (also representing Douglas Goater); Tracy Waterman (also representing Thomas McConnell and Pat Waterman); Adriano and Juliet Cristofoletto (also representing Luella and family); Marie Bantan and Barbara Froome (also representing Glenn Drake and Singing from the Heart Community Choir and Jenny Griffiths); Lucy and Graham Jackson (also representing William Jackson); Muriel Tuppenden (also representing Terry Tuppenden, Ann Minier and Christine Gallachan); Angela Baker (also representing the Ladies Section of The Royal Guernsey Golf Club and Kathryn Touzeau); Lynne and Rob Coutanche (also representing Fe Robin and Jacqui Ward); John Mauger; Glenys Seal (also representing Rose Adcock); Helen Banks (also representing Jim Banks); Rose Scott (also representing Alan and family); June Le Poidevin (also representing Carol Duncan); Maria Tostevin (also representing John, Lia, Jenna and Max); Patsy Self; Marilyn Hatton; Connor and Katherine Gaudion; Jeremy Marquis;

Val McDade (also representing John and Maura Stacey); Carmel and Caitlin Ramage (also representing Brendan Gleeson, Matthew Gleeson, Noel and Kath Gleeson and family); Steve and Lynsey Stanton; Dawn Savident; Jan Dyke; Jackie Gaudion (also representing Martyn Gaudion); Jennie Strobridge; Dario and Judith Mella; Brenda Wall; Mark Wall (also representing Vanessa James, Donna James and Pierce);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Zac Hannis of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

A Celebration of Life, prior to a private cremation for Geoffrey Maurice Le Gallez who passed away at his home, aged 73 years was held at St James and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational music was a selection by Glenn Miller. Opening music was “Fortunate Son” by Creedance Clearwater Revival. The Reading, “My Daddy” was read by Tessa-Marie (daughter). Dennis Le Moignan gave a reading, “Working Life”. The poems, “A Limb Has Fallen From The Family Tree” and “Life Is Like An Ocean”, written by Geoff Le Gallez were read by Geoff’s nieces, Katie and Marina. Joe Le Gallez read a reading “My Hero” and Trevor (Billy) Le Gallez read “Humorous Times”. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Pictures of Matchstick Men” by Status Quo. Michelle Duquemin gave The Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, “Geoff’s Story”, The Lord’s Prayer, Committal and Final Words and Blessing. Exit music was “We’ll Meet Again” by Vera Lynn, followed by “Bad Moon Rising” by Creedance Clearwater Revival.

The Mourners Were: Tessa-Marie Le Gallez, daughter and her partner Tom Sullivan; James Le Gallez, son; Trevor and Karen Le Gallez, brother and sister-in-law; Joe and Cheyenne, nephew and niece; Marina Mauger, niece and James Mauger (also representing Oliver and Evelyn Mauger, great-niece and great-nephew); Katie Le Gallez and John Rosamund (also representing Jax and Ada Rosamund and Heidi Rosamund); Chris and Therese Le Gallez, brother and sister-in-law; Christopher Le Gallez, nephew; Tom Le Gallez, nephew and Vicki Hamilton; Avril Farnham, sister; Nick Farnham, nephew (also representing Richard Valpied); Chris Tebble, adopted son (also representing Sarah Tebble, Adrienne Tebble, adopted granddaughter and Harrison Tebble, adopted grandson, Sarah and Harry Ozanne, Fiona Bourgaize, Luisa de Freitas Alves, Mani de Freitas Alves, Sienna and Willow de Freitas Alves and Class Act Productions); Deb’s Pitman Le Gallez , sister-in-law; Chancre Downes, brother-in-law and Chantelle Platt; Clint Downes (also representing Sonya Downes, Charmain Smith, Chloe Smith, Mathew Smith and Tim Leadbeater); Samantha Downes and Koen Le Prevost (also representing Riley-Jay Le Prevost); Nick and Sarah Hardwick; Sue Joyce, Neice (also representing Joan Brophy, Graham Winstanley, Karen Cabot and Alan Winstanley);

Shirley Diamond (also representing Jennie and Michael Edwards, UK and Maureen (Mo) Ogier, Wales); Sally Diamond, cousin and Adrian Gabriel (also representing Penny and Kit Stevens); Justin Diamond, cousin and Jane Taylor; Annette and Steven Winstanley (also representing Andre Sangan and Luke and Georgia Winstanley); Mavis Le Prevost, cousin (also representing all the Len Prevost family and Olive Eborall, cousin); Mark Shepherd, cousin; Liz Shepherd, cousin (also representing the Shepherd family, Martin Harris and Andy Norman); Norman and Angela Dowinton, cousins (also representing Justin and Samuel Dowinton, cousins and Tracey, John, Joe and Emma Mansell-Simon); Donna Patch, Matthew Patch and Cameron Blinston (also representing Ken and Kay Blinston and Betty Toms);

Also Present Were: Laura Tebble (also representing Jean-Paul Tebble, Alan Taylor and Karen Gallienne); Sarah-Jane Heathcote, cousin; Elizabeth Perree (also representing many of Geoff’s dear friends from Sark, who sadly cannot make it); Philip Perree (also representing Reg Francis, Philip Lettley, Chris and Jill Rung, Tony and Gail Le Lievre and all his friends from Little Sark, past and present and Sark shooters Rob and Sharon Boerenbeker and family, Craig, Jessica and Ezra Cox, Alderney); Dawn Perree Ben and Jade Perree; Joe and Aimmee Perree; Jacques Parree; Fran Shuttleworth; Jay Shuttleworth; Sabrina Carre; PJ Carre; Dave Cockedge;

Lynn Cockedge; Zak, Harper and Paisley Perree; Eilah and Olive Perree; Ruby and Roxy Shuttleworth; Glynnie and Sue Williams; Michelle Brady; Heath Curry; Lorraine Southern; Bernard Southern; Gary Clarke; Vanessa Clarke; Kristine Southern; Amelia Southern; Ray Lowe; Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Theo Wilson); Keith and Katrina Gontier (also representing Maxine Flouquet, Kate and Steve Gallienne, Mick Gontier, Shirl and Steve Pink, Paul and Charmaine Duncombe, Peter Gontier and family, Nigel and Eileen Gontier, Colin Gontier, Liz Gontier, Angie and Pete Hamon and Jason Hamon);

Steve Queripel and Tanya Batiste (also representing George Queripel and Roger Le Tissier); Kevin Smith (also representing Kim Smith, Jarrod and Grant Smith and Reg and Beryl Smith); Richard and Rachel Seager; Mick Damarell (also representing Carol and Ali Damarell and John Wild); Peter Plummer; Paul Martin (also representing Kay Martin); Peter Blondel (also representing the Blondel family, Le Tissier family and The Vale Rec F.C); Ian Southern and Shaun Southern from Sark; Jules Le Gallez (also representing Clive Bateman, David Le Gallez and Mark Staples); Teena De La Mare (also representing Mr Malcolm, Martin and Cara De La Mare, Mr and Mrs K Bourgaize and Mark Bourgaize); Sam Ellis (also representing Becky, Izzy and Seb Ellis); Pierre Rive; Glen Lindsay;

Martyn and Jan Domaille (also representing Colin Goubert, Dean Wilson and Darren Le Prevost); Andre Mayor and Janine Mayor (also representing Etienne Mayor and West Show Committee and friends); Pat Breban (also representing Stan, Richard and Paul Breban); Ian Domaille and Kenieta Domaille (Keni) (also representing Carson Domaille, Kody Domaille and Dave Domaille); David Cocksedge (also representing Robin and Debie Hamon, friends from Mermaid, Sark and the Bel Air, Sark); Nigel and Shirley Roussel (also representing Nigel, Katie, Jamie and Michelle Roussel); Gary Le Cloarec (also representing Rod Gillingham); Liz Smith (also representing Mick Smith); Janet Herpe (also representing Richard Herpe); Christopher Dodd (also representing Joanne and Jo Wilson, John and Lisa Dodd and Tony Hemmings);

Elsa Dodd (also representing Kevin Dodd and June Granville); Meredith Jee (also representing Robbie Jee and Elise Jee); Nick Jee (also representing Beckie Gabriel and Nicky Jee); Scott Gallienne (also representing Cathy Gallienne, Sharon and Spud Gallienne and family and John Queripel); Clement C Brouard; Paul Cheetham (also representing Marilyn Cheetham, Mark Baudains and Claire Penney); Chantelle Le Cheminant (also representing Paul and Tania Le Cheminant, Sophie and Neil Le Cheminant and Sinead Le Cheminant);

Pauline Hoggard and Alex Herbert (also representing the Cotils Coffee Shop); Gemma Le Sauvage (also representing Ian Le Sauvage, Nick Reid and C8 Ltd); Therese Simon (also representing Andrew Simon, Dani Sparkes, Krystal Campbell, Sharon McHenry and Ashley Smith); Greg Zimmerman (also representing Dicky Reid); Neil Langlois (also representing Julie, Holly, Arwen, Edward and Albie Langlois, Laura Corbet and Andy Le Lerre); Adrien and Rosslyn Migasiuk; Nigel Baudains (also representing Marlene Baudains); Lee Dodd (also representing Sue Dodd and Kevin Albin); Phil Taylor and family; Ian and Sharon Pearce (also representing Keith de la Mare (Australia) and Jake Pearce); Jan Guille; Dave Solway; Richie McCurdy (also representing Janet McCurdy);

Michael and Kay Moore (also representing Jacqui Dorey, Win Le Cheminant and Paula and Jay Martel); George Jennings (also representing Bridget and Aidan Jennings, Rachel, Shaun, Elodie and Lottie Allez, Matthew, Marie and Regan Jennings and Steven White); Helen Ryan (also representing Dave, Angela and family); Scott Ryan; Elliott Eastwood (also representing Mark Toms (Hank), Mick Peet, Andy Crocker, Jonathan Jackson (Jacko), Hayley Jackson (and all at the Queens); Jock Quesnel (also representing Nico Gardner); Jamie Dodd; Alan Pengelley (also representing Andre, Bex, Sammii and all the Pengelley family and Gary Murchie and family); Maria Vaudin (also representing Jez Vaudin); Richard and Zizina Sarre (also representing Gary Hockey, Ian Browning, Aaron Brehaut and Patrick Galsworthy); Anne and Barry Blondel (also representing Stacie Blondel and Martine-Marie White);

Clive and Paula Pearce (also representing Connor Pearce, Bert Snell and Michael Van Den Bossche); Geoff Turian (also representing Jane Turian, Phil Walker and the Guernsey Association for Shooting and Conservation); Joe Crawford (also representing Anne Crawford); Ady and Tracey Gallienne (also representing Emma, Lucy, Alice and Ross, Lamby and boys and Peter P); Jason, Jenny, Mia and Freddie Le Cheminant; Karen Swarbrick (also representing Becky Inder, Jemma Inder and families); Tony Tostevin; Horst, Angela, Shane, Darren and William Konken; Martyn de Garis (also representing Jeff and Marina de Garis); Christine Goodlass; Andy Barnes (also representing the Barnes family);

Kerry Finch (also representing Yvonne Bouge, Natalie Kirk, Ali Thompson, Mariners); Keith Pengelley (also representing the Pengelley family); Dave Gallienne (also representing Jill Browning, Susan Drinkwater and Mark Tullier); Dave Gallienne (also representing Matt Gallienne); Neil Elkington and family; Geoff Rowe (also representing Sandie Rowe); Larry and Sandra Palmer; Dan and Jane Robins; Jamie Weysom (also representing Dan Hamon and Cliff Eborall); Dennis O’Regan; Dorothy Paint (also representing family); Richard Crawford; Martin Bourgaize (also representing Dessie Black and Essie Scott); Carol Holloway; Ron and Joyce Le Cras; Andrea McColl; Chris Le Tissier; John Waterman (also representing Kelly, Tom and all the Waterman family);

Trevor Brehaut (also representing Caroline Brehaut); Kiara Walsh; Leon Meakin (also representing Meakin family, Hunter family, Davey family, Bowditch family, Simon Geall and St Martins A.C); Rachel Lindsay; Caroline Ogier and Sara Sarre (also representing Paws for Support); Claire Goubert; Elisha Pletts; Titch Gill; Chris Gallienne; Nigel Hunkin; Liz Sweet (also representing Rich and Steve Sweet Jnr); Geoff Greening; Rod Brehaut; Ted Mauger (also representing Liz Mauger); Pat Ballot (also representing Micky Batiste); Colin and Lee Renouf (also representing Jenny and Jan Renouf); Sean Smith (Woolfie); Bill Le Galloudec (also representing Sharon Le Galloudec and Chris Inder); Nina Sheldrake (also representing Patti Touray and Tony Taylor); Karl Le Prevost; James Ashplant (also representing Andy Ashplant);

Deputy Lester Queripel; Sarah Cash and Barry Cash (also representing Constables and Douzaine of St Peter Port); Helen Robert (also representing Martin Edwards); Colin Corson (also representing Mick Ingrouille); Jayne Falla; Colin Fallaize; James Parke; Brian Torode; Sharon Crofts; Pip Tough (also representing Lloyd Tough); Dennis McKane (also representing Sandra McKane); Roy Mauger (also representing Jean Mauger and Steve Whitby); Mark Robert (also representing Anne and Kevin Robert and Julie, Rob and Paul Cataroche); John Brouard (also representing Dave and Carol Brouard); Willie Kennedy (also representing The Kennedy family); Leon Harrison (also representing Jo Ferbrache and Sue Ferbrache); Jan Barry; Shane Branquet (also representing Cindy and Alain Branquet);

Wayne Branquet (also representing Nicky, Luc and Nico Branquet, Sylvia Branquet, Tina McClean and Mark and Kerrie-lee Rive); R.J Heaume (also representing Tony and Jenny Froome, Roger and Claire Froome, Bob Froome and Sons Ltd, Norman and Fiona Cassidy and the old Cycle Gang and friends); Roger Chandler (also representing Sandra Chandler); Michelle Shell (also representing John Petit); Jill Bray; Debbie Duport; Truff; Rob Prow (also representing Sharon Prow); Bob Farrell; Jade Farrell (also representing Pathology Services, Tara, Paul and Axel Bromley); Debbie Masterton (also representing Martyn, Glynn and Chloé); Marina Dyke (also representing Jan and Mike Dyke); Rodney Brehaut (also representing Paul Ferbrache); Jason and Sue Woodhard;

Amanda Jaques (also representing Linda Attwooll, Claire Le Huray and Mandy and Martyn Cox); Jemma Wadley (also representing Darren and Eleanor Wadley); Ray Blondel; Keith Robert (also representing Colin Robert and Roy Brehaut); Andy Gontier; Dave and Michelle Markwick and family (also representing Mark and Pauline Corlett, Mark Baudains, all the girls from the Path Lab and Jean Rouget); John Callaway (also representing Leasa Callaway and Mat Spruce); Alan Gavet (also representing Lynda Gavet and family and Lyn and Neil Jordan); Andy and Michelle Queripel (also representing John Dunne); Rod Yeates (also representing Anthea and Ross Yeates); John Knowelden (also representing Jill, Alex and Ellie Knowelden);

Steve Sweet (also representing Sue Sweet and Colin Dodd); Chris Hamon (also representing James Hamon, UK); Shane Moon (also representing Collette Moon); Gary De Carteret (also representing Lynn); Kim Carré (also representing Mark Carré, Richard Gallienne, Martine Gallienne and Rachel Luff); Dave Gorvel; John and Gwen Naftel; Rob Yeaman (also representing Juliette and Joe Yeaman and Paul Saunders); Andy Rowe (also representing Sam Rowe and Becky Rowe); Maria Byrne (also representing Pete Le Sauvage); Derick and Mary Goubert; Pam and Dave Chalker; Martyn Blondel; Sacha Yabsley; Jason Brouard; Andrew McCarthy; Charlie Price (also representing Kerry and the Price family); Adrian Northey and Michaela Northey (also representing Heather Norman, Rodney Webb, Maureen Webb and Colin Robert); Christine Marquis; Judy Horner (also representing Graham Horner, Bev Sebire and Richard Harding);

Sadie Smith (also representing Tania Ballet and Colin Guilbert); Mick Smith (also representing Zeb Le Noury and Sue Smith); Jax and Keith Robin (also representing Michael Robin and Jenny Tasker); Blake Newman (also representing Anna, Zach and Reuben Newman and Mike Greenway); Holly-Anne Langlois; John Robert; Alfie Le Page; Paul Jordan; Jonathon Le Moignan; Dave Vaudin; Bobbie-Lee Dodd; Mark Addlesee; Mark Robilliard; Tony Sargent; Trevor Ferbrache; Dave Robilliard (also representing Kath MacGruer); John Calderwood; Andy Kelling; James Rihoy (also representing Jess Rihoy); Edward Prentice;

Tommy Bougourd (also representing Lana, Ella and Ria Bougourd); Roger Le Prevost (also representing Joanne Le Prevost and Robert and Roberta Webster, (America); John Sargent (also representing Tracy Sargent); Donna Reid (also representing Daniel O’Brien, James O’Brien and Stuart O’Brien); Dennis Le Moignan; Christopher de la Mare (also representing Margaret Moullin, Alison Gallienne and Alan and Barbara Crowson); Sue and Brian Torode (also representing Sheila and Colin Torode, Valpys); John Breton (also representing Tony Holland); Colin and Kay Bull (also representing Sam Bull, Clive and Val Stokes, Somerset and Janine Bishop); Rodney Dyke (also representing The Vintage Agricultural Show); Gary and Liz Darling; Jean and Mike Weysom (also representing Jenny Tasker);

Stuart Mayor (also representing Eddie and Emma Edwards); Kerri Jehan (also representing Christine, Maxine and Graham Jehan); Lisa Tempest (also representing Adie, Joe, Sam and Billy); Geoff Pipet (also representing Carol, Stephen and Lizzy Pipet and family and Will Roger); Mark, Jodie and Tiffany Le Cheminant (also representing the Le Cheminant family); Michel Le Cras (also representing Kevin Allen, Salvatore Cacace, Mario Cacace and Mark Culverwell); Ray Lowe; Linda Smith; Stuart (Turbo) De La Mare; Krystal De La Mare; Aurora De La Mare; Harry De La Mare; Michael Simon (also representing Jeff Moncrieff); John Samson (also representing the members of the Sarnia Sporting Clay Club); Dave Vowles (also representing Emma Trebert and Tom Waterman); Tracy Hamon (also representing Simon and Zander and Richard and Jane Hamon);

Martyn Lowe (also representing The Vale Recreation Club); Paul and Jane Killick; Kevin Batiste (also representing John Le Cheminant (Chemy), Steve King, John Tullier, Roger Jamouneau, Michael Bichard, Chelsea Batiste and all the staff from Ronez); Hannah Smith (also representing Keith Gilbert and The Vetcare Centres); David and Dawn Exall (also representing David and Valerie Corbin and Carl Foulds); Richard and Sharron Exall (also representing Bud and Ruth Blondel);  Julie Exall; Stuart Exall (also representing Ashleigh and Lily); Edwin Le Sauvage (also representing Paul Le Sauvage); Nigel Smith, Alderney (also representing Ali Gardner, Grant and Di Le Marchant, Trevor and Janine Page, Heidi Richards, Johnney Barker and Alastair and Sharn Carey);

Christine Guerin and Neil Hutchinson (also representing Terry Guerin and Max Cloarec); Roy Burton, Friday morning meeting at the German Museum; Linda Jones (also representing Scott Webb, Damien Jones and Christian Jones, Katina Jones, Sidney Jones, Paul Jones, Karl and Lisa Marshall, Jade Stranger, Jamie Vaudin, Ann Stranger, Jeremy Stranger, Sarah Stranger, Jordan Stranger, Nick Bowring and Kelsea Bougourd); Vitor Rodrigues and Emma Robin; Nick and Thomas Vining (also representing Janet Vining and the Guernsey Sporting Clay Club); Garry Falla (also representing Andy Falla); Natalie Diment  Sandra Diment;

The following were asked to be represented; Mel Taylor, Ricky Le Cras, Mel Le Cras, Geoffrey Savident, Dave Merrien, Helen Bourgaize, Geoff Carre and Lyndsay Walden; 

Flowers were from Tess. Katie, John, Jax and Ada. Joe and Cheyenne. Marina, James, Oliver and Evelyn. Trev/Billy and Karen. Keith and Katrina.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Chest and Heart LBG, Oberlands, St Martins, GY4 6SP or via their website https://giving.gg/donate/cherity/68/Guernsey-Chest-and-Heart-LBG.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson and Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to private cremation for Colin Peter Norman who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 82 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Benjamin Duncan.

The organist, Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Morning Has Broken”. Opening Music was “Albatross” by Fleetwood Mac. The Tribute was given by Clive Norman (son). Music played during Time of Reflection, accompanied by a photo montage was “Whiter Shade of Pale” by Procol Harum. Benjamin Duncan gave the Welcome, The Lord’s Prayer, The Committal and Benediction. Departing Music was “Albatross” by Fleetwood Mac. 

The Mourners Were: Thelma Norman, wife; Linda and Peter Ogier, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Jean Ogier); Clive and Margaret Norman, son and daughter-in-law; Chris Norman, grandson and Marissa Norman, granddaughter-in-law; Charlie, Samuel and Elijah Norman, great-grandchildren; Jessica Peck, granddaughter and Matt Peck (also representing Bella and Isla Peck, great-grandchildren); Joe Ogier, grandson and Eve Ogier, granddaughter-in-law; Barry and Eileen Tough, brother and sister-in-law; Norman and Maureen Tough, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Simon Tough, nephew, Grace Ocampo and Jean Gaskin); Anne-Marie Best, niece and Richard Best (also representing Charlotte Best, great-niece);

Lloyd Tough, brother-in-law and Glynis Tough, sister-in-law (also representing Colin Aston); Pip Tough, brother-in-law (also representing Teresa Tough, sister-in-law, Sally, Trevor, Luke, nephew and Katherine, niece and families, and Mr and Mrs Peter Tough, brother-in-law and sister-in-law); Sue and Jeff Le Gallez, sister-in-law and brother-in-law; Tom Le Gallez, nephew; Carl Le Gallez, nephew; Andrew Norman, nephew; James Norman, nephew and Clair Norman; Robert Tough, nephew (also representing Annemarie Tough);

Peter Tough, nephew (also representing Jessica Tough); John Tough, nephew (also representing Cheryl Tough); Claire Tough, niece; Abby Tough, niece and Nerio Fernandes (also representing Enya); Carol Domaille, niece and Paul Domaille (also representing Carl, Samantha and Matthew); Michelle Batiste, niece and Mark Batiste (also representing Kerrin Batiste, Ben Batiste and family); Laura and Olivia Edwards (also representing Emma Edwards, niece, Eddie and Ethan Edwards); Gill van der Kammen, sister-in-law (also representing Teo, nephew, Lucy, Bjorn, nephew and Sophie van der Kammen); Norma De La Rue, sister-in-law; Lynne De La Rue, niece; Pauline Bianco, niece and Gaetano Bianco (also representing Emelia and Nick); Annette Wales, niece (also representing Jonathan Hale, Aimee De La Mare and Jack De La Mare); Nicky Laine, niece (also representing Marc Laine and Ian and Lisa Ozanne); Jackie Gaudion, niece (also representing Martyn and family); Tim Benstead (also representing Lola Benstead, niece Bernadette, Toby and Jetson Benstead);

Also Present Were: Cecilia Alflatt; Mike Bisson; Phil Gill (also representing Carla Gill and family); Tim and Liz Guilbert (also representing Rose Froome and Marilyn Bougourd); Ricky Guilmoto (also representing Sandra Guilmoto, Keith Carr and Chris and Katie Cox); Sandy Farmer; Elizabeth de la Haye (also representing Peter de la Haye, Stephen Gill and Bob Torrance); Mrs J Queripel (also representing Mr B Queripel); Patrick and Ceinwen Woodhouse; John Gill (also representing Marilyn Gill); Allan Harris (also representing Jean Harris); Janine Engel (also representing Reinhard Engel); Paul and Mary Gannon (also representing Neil and Demelza Bourgaize and family); Mark and Kelly Gannon (also representing family, Sue Liskus and Marilyn Mahieu); Paul and Linda Price; Hayley and Stephen Allaway (also representing Josh Allaway); Brian Torode; Stephen Robert (also representing Avril Robert);

Flowers were from Thelma, Clive and Margaret, Linda and Peter, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Brenda Grace Lajoie who passed away at GreenAcres Care Home, aged 94 years was held at St Saviours Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Mr John Le Pelley accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “The Lord’s My Shepherd”. Congregational Music was a selection by Andre Rieu. Opening music was “Sarnia Cherie” played by organist, Mr John Le Pelley. The Bible Reading was Ecclesiastes 3 vs 1-8. The Tribute, written by Sue was read by Reverend Charmley. Music played during Time of Reflection was “You’re My Best Friend” by Don Williams. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Sentences from the Bible, Opening Prayer, The Collect, The Poem “The Dash”, Prayers ending with The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Committal and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Softly as I Leave You” by Matt Munroe. 

The Mourners Were: Sue and Brian Lesbirel, daughter and son-in-law; Steven Lesbirel, grandson; Felicity Holbrook, great-granddaughter; Simon Lesbirel, grandson; Kya Ogier; Dave Jehan, brother and Mary Jehan (also representing Karen Jehan); Neale Jehan, nephew and Ann Jehan (also representing Luke and Teddy Jehan);  Alan Lajoie, nephew and Veronica Lajoie (also representing Ted and Wendy Le Noury); John Lajoie, nephew; Andy Batiste, nephew, Vicky, Ben And Tara Batiste and Kelsey Le Maitre (also representing Mich Phillips, niece and Rob Phillips, Mim and Jesse Batiste, Jon, Summer and Jack Le Maitre and Joe Ingrouille); Janine Tolcher, niece; Wendy Palmer, niece and Andrew Palmer (also representing Steven Le Page, nephew and Marion Le Page); Lucy de Carteret, sister-in-law (also representing Elizabeth and Trevor Mulligan, (Australia)); John Jehan, cousin (also representing Maurice Jehan and family); Brian and Lorraine Ellis, cousin (also representing Richard Ellis, cousin, (Thailand)); Geoff and Chris Jehan, cousins (also representing the family); Graham and Diane Jehan, cousins (also representing the family);

Also Present Were: Julie Lemee; Mrs Diane Gaudion (also representing Rev Eric Gaudion); Margaret Priaulx (also representing Philip Priaulx and Anne Lesbirel); Maragret Robert (also representing Stephen, Tracy and Ian and families); Remy de Carteret; John and Wendy Poat (also representing Chris and Becky Poat and Andy and Nat Poat); Jeff and Marina De Garis (also representing Martyn and Paul De Garis); Shane Cotter; Eunice Roland (also representing David and Andrew Roland); Nicky Martel (also representing Elaine Creed); Geoffrey and Christine Gavey; Cynthia Lenormand, Présidente dé L’Assembllaȉe d’Guernésiais; Barbara Hervé; Molly Lesbirel; Ruth Lesbirel (also representing Margaret Martel); Jean Whalley (also representing Sarah and Laura and families);

Dawn Mace; Clarry Lesbirel; Peter Lesbirel (also representing Val Lesbirel and Jayne, Jamie and David Campbell); Liz Wilkinson; Valerie Reynolds; Ann Batiste (also representing Enid Batiste); Alan and Lynda Gavet (also representing the family and Janet and Graeme Corbin); Michael Batiste (also representing Tracey Batiste); Renee Le Cheminant; Jenny and Max Gaudion (also representing Terry and Margaret Hockey); Trevor Brehaut (also representing Caroline Brehaut); Susan Batiste (also representing the family and the Gilman family); Jean Vidamour (also representing Martyn Vidamour and family); Mr and Mrs K Marshall; Jamie Batiste (also representing Tanya Batiste and Isabelle and Theo Batiste);

Flowers were from Sue, Brian, Steven, Flic, Simon, Kya and Sophie. Dave, Mary, Neale, Ann, Karen, Luke and Teddy.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Dementia Friendly Guernsey, C/o Guernsey Community Foundation, First Floor, Tudor House, St Peter Port, GY1 1DB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Simon James Ogier who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 54 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin. 

Opening Music was “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole. The Opening Poem “Afterglow” by Helen Lowrie Marshall was read by Michelle Duquemin. The Hymn “Morning Has Broken” by Huddersfield Choral Society was played. Music during Time of Reflection was “Time” by Pink Floyd. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts On Life and Death, The Lord’s Prayer, The Poem “One At Rest”, Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “Time To Say Goodbye” by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman.

The Mourners Were: Brandon Ogier, son; Elizabeth Morellec, sister and Robert Morellec, brother-in-law; Sophie Isabelle, niece (also representing Russelle Isabelle and Ivy Isabelle); Louis Morellec, nephew; Jeremy Ogier, brother and Sian Ogier, sister-in-aw (also representing Christopher Ogier, nephew and Olivia Bromley, Jean Paul Ogier, nephew and Jasmine);  Michael Ogier, brother and Charmaine Ogier, sister-in-law (also representing Leo Ogier, nephew and Layla Ogier, niece); Jayden Ogier, nephew; Charlene Barnes, niece; Lynn Barnes;

Also Present Were: Caroline Ogier (also representing Colin Ogier, Sue Ogier and Andrew Ogier); Deb’s Pitman Le Gallez (also representing Downsey and Fuzzy from The Ship and Crown); Ellen Hughes (also representing staff at La Grande Courtil); Ian Crissell; Priscilla and Paul Torode; Richard Zabiela (also representing Darren Williams (Gosport)); Christian Bourgaize (also representing Marina Bourgaize); Darren Flouquet (also representing Joelle Flouquet); Lynsey De Carteret (also representing all of the home help HSC); Michelle Enticott; Tracy Carter; Allistair McClean (also representing the McClean family); Lauren Marquand (also representing Darian Coleman); Kieran Coleman;

Kim Le Marchant (also representing Carolynne Bourgaize, Courtil Jacques and all management and staff at La Grande Courtil); Anne Le Marchant; Charlotte Carr (also representing Physio Disabilities Team); Abigail Hall (also representing Andrea Sansom and Alex Ogier); Jeremy and Clare Bretel; Claire Wickenden; Karl Martin (also representing the Martin family and the Jarrold family);

Flowers were from the family.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Phillip Edward Blake Domaille who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 81 years was held at St Martins Parish church and conducted by The Very Reverend John A Guille.

The organist, Joan Le Flem accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Did Those Feet In Ancient Times”. Processional Music was “Wind Beneath My Wings” by Bette Midler. Memories of Phillip were given by Mira. The Readings were “All Is Well” by Canon Scott-Holland, read by Stu and St Matthew’s Gospel 5: 1-9 and read by The Very Revd. John A Guille. Revd Guille also gave the Sentences, Introduction and Opening Prayer, The Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music was “You’ll Never Walk Alone” by Gerry and The Pacemakers.

The Mourners Were: Mira Domaille, wife; Sophie Pearce and Stu Pearce, daughter and son-in-law; Ziggy Pearce, grandson; Betty Pearce, granddaughter; Mary Miller and Gerald Miller, sister and brother-in-law); Sally Yendell, sister (also representing Steven and Anna Yendell, nephew and niece and Norma and Hagan Ferbrache); Sue de Garis and Peter de Garis, sister and brother-in-law; Mike Ciric, brother-in-law (also representing Jane Davies Ciric and family); Maria Skyrme, sister-in-law (also representing Sarah, Gary and families in UK); Colin Skyrme, brother-in-law;

Sylvia Grantham, sister-in-law (also representing Emma and Maria and families in UK); Mark Grantham, brother-in-law; Julie Ramsden, sister-in-law (also representing Ryan and Rachel); Martyn Ramsden, brother-in-law; Hannah Ramsden, niece and god-daughter; Taylor Ramsden, niece and god-daughter; Jayne Grittens, niece; Will, great-nephew; Lee Ciric, nephew; Kate Home, niece and Jeremy Home (also representing Alan and Janet Cleal); Rosie Home, great-niece and Nathan Le Tissier; Megan Home, great-niece (also representing Annabel and Zara Home, great-nieces); James de Garis, nephew and Chris de Garis (also representing Cameron de Garis, great-nephew);  Pam and Brian Staples, cousins;

Also Present Were: Lesley Johnson (also representing Ivana Williams and Lesley Chalmers); Ian Morellec (also representing Jon Beausire and former Guernsey Police colleagues, Michael Watson, Alan Smith, Richard Smith, UK and George Thorburn, Scotland); Paul Tostevin (also representing Mary Tyson, Midge Carre, Peggy and Rob Ellis, Martin Murphy, Colin and Sue Webb and Gordon Perkins); Marian Loveridge (also representing John Loveridge); Megs Bailey; Dee Blackburn (also representing Liz Chamberlain, Gill Fallaize and the Hospice shop staff); Jamie Willcocks (also representing Ray and Tina Le Poidevin and Jean Weysom); Dave and Cathy Martel (also representing Adam and Jordan Martel, Henry Gauvain, Chris Jackson, Nikki and Adrian Le Tocq, Bruce Spittal, Dick Cann, John and Carol Marley and Nicki and Steve Kirk);

Liz Stonebridge (also representing Rob Jones, Kerry Ciotti and the friends of Les Bourgs Hospice and Laura Mauger); Martin Vennard (also representing Heather Vennard); Stuart Ogier (also representing Mary Ogier); Adrian La Farge (also representing Mike Coquelin); Carolyn and Andy Stoaling; Heather McGhee; Susan Whitlock; Alison Benn (also representing Peggy Breban); Lara Higgins (also representing Leigh, Nell and Dulcie Higgins and Sara and Paul Jonkmans); Martin Harris (also representing Dave Knight); Clinton Le Page (also representing Jane Duquemin, Dr Stephen Sweet and Greg and Sue Guille); Gary Blanchford (also representing Paul Tebbutt and Mo Cherry, GARPO (Guernsey Association of Retired Police Officers, Former Colleagues, Geoff Denning, Dick Agnelli (Turkey), Kevin Kreckler, Tim Marquis, Dick Smith (UK), Rob Edwards, Andy Noyon (Canada), Ivan Torode, Adrian Le Pelley, John Woodhead (Canada), Alan Smith (UK), Dick Cann, David and Annie Archer and family, Katherine Archer, Geoff greening, Frank and Pat Audoire, Peter and Ursula Carr, Gill Bown, Sharon Jones and Alex Ward);

Trevor Savident and Bett Savident (also representing Michael Burrows, Brian Holland, Mandy Sangan and Michael Coquelin); Jude and Tony Beaugeard; Jonathan and Hayley Jackson (also representing Shanna and Kelsey Jackson and all at the Queens Inn); Paul Marquand (also representing Chris and Graham Marquand, Hazel Henry and Marsh Management Services, colleagues past and present); Barry Le Feuvre; Amanda Groves (also representing Matthew, Holly and Barnaby Groves); Kate Tall (also representing John Hall and Jody and Mel Bisson); Paul Murphy-Hale (also representing Simon Murphy-Hale); Chief Inspector Andrew Hockey (also representing Chief Officer Guernsey Police, Barry Hockey, Philip Breban and John Tolcher);

Martin and Sonia Le Cocq (also representing Royal Air Forces Association, Tony and Jean Bougourd, Carol Williams, Pam Van Katwyk and Heather Chan); Jim and Val Guilbert (also representing Ian and Jane Langlois and Muriel de Carteret); Sarah Elliott (also representing Tim Elliott, John Elliott, Kate Marshall and Simon Marshall); Major Marco Ciotti (also representing Lieutenant General Richard Cripwell CB, CBE, Louise Cripwell and Kerry Ciotti); David and Anne Le Page; Angela Nash (also representing Isobel Mauger and Martin Jones); Baz and Jo Love; Glyndwr Griffiths (also representing Angela Griffiths); Frank Sidgwick (also representing Val Sidgwick);

Geoffrey Savident (also representing Geoff Viveiros-Austin, Liz Orton and Stephen Payne); Carole and Martin Shaw (also representing Nicola and Joanna and Ken Fisher); David Noyon (also representing Erica, Iain and Colin Mould, (France), Anne and Terry Watt and Jean and Mike Weysom); George Le Page (also representing Nicki Sheppard, Chris Freeman and Ken Robert); Shane and Maria Cosgrove (also representing Krista, Adrian, Brooke and Harper Doggett, Claudia, Stewart, Otis and Rupert North, Sylvia Hancock, Noreen Tacon and Karen Le Tissier); Allan Harris (also representing Jean Harris and Amanda and Andy Hibbs); Bob Stacey (also representing Margaret Mike Read (also representing Cystic Fibrosis Guernsey and Toni Read); Hazel Mahy; Val and Gordon Le Page; Joan and Gary Gaudion; Rodney and Sandra Clough; Anna Allez; Michael Boot (also representing Susan Boot); Steve Williamson (also representing Jackie Williamson and Kevin and Susan Hunter); Ian Lewell (also representing the family); Monica Savident; Kevin Rye; Tim Loveridge; Peter Dowding; Carole Lowe; Peter and Carissima Le Breton; Bill Brogan;

Brian Gaudion; Jane Brown (also representing Adrian Brown); Pago and Esther Le Page; Merise Wheatley; John Videlo; Liz McCarthy (also representing Mandy Lovell); Foo Pearson; Clare Penney; Geoff and Sandie Rowe; Reg Sharman; Michel (Mini) and Joy Morris; Dick and Dolores Young; Trevor Day (also representing Mr and Mrs Alan Child); Nigel Burnard (also representing Deliere Allen); Alan Redwood; Phil Robert (also representing Ian Masterton); Vanessa Netherton (also representing Nigel Netherton); Hayley Kusabs; Lita Travers; Martin Le Pelley; Diane Mauger (also representing Graham Mauger and Janine Engel); Julian Woodhard (also representing Joanne Woodhard, Annabelle Woodhard, Peter and Shona O’Neill and Chalky White); Jonathon Woodhard; Mark Torode; Andrew Nightingale; Richard Freeman;

Colin Jehan (also representing Claire Jehan); Mike Corbin (also representing Ken Robert, France); John and Maria Tostevin; Geoff and Jennie Davison (also representing Micky Marsh); Terry Thomas (also representing Anne Le Maitre); Richard Garvie (also representing Jayne Falla and Mike Le Cras); Ann Finnerty (also representing Eamonn Finnerty); Rachel and John Copeland; Stuart Kirkland; Mary Mooney (also representing Joe Mooney and family); Brent Homan (also representing Dominy Homan); John and Susan Hardy; Ann Outram (also representing Paul and Ciara Outram and Ray Lowe); John Allez; Keith Friend; Nick and Tracy Heys (also representing Brian and Gabriella Allen); Jessica and Matthew Heys; Pippa Ozard (also representing Barry Ozard); Maria Frietas; Claire Gray;

Jayne and Quinton Rose (also representing Cath Le Moigne); Lisa Moullin; Kate Sale (also representing Simon, Amelia and Sid); Tony and Lindsay Clinton (also representing Bunty Pearson); J P Le Breton (also representing Danielle); John Good (also representing Brian Allen); David Skillett; Les and Pat Quesnel; Andy Le Maitre; Luke Kleanthous; Gary and Jackie Bougourd (also representing Rob, Danny and Michael Bougourd); Ray Sebire; Colin Renouf; Alan and Julie De Garis (also representing Bob and Sue De Garis); Natalie Mauger; Paul Eton; Peter Gallienne (also representing Retired Chief Inspector Steve Le Poidevin); Ian Daish (also representing Liz Daish);

Martin and Cathy Belcher (also representing Alex and Verienne and Callum and Sandra Beaton); Alison Dodd; Jason Yendell; M G Grayland (also representing Stephen Snell); Richard and Christa Tee; John and Susan Bostrom; Vicky Burkhardt (also representing Jack Le Page); John Mills (also representing Keith and Lisa Gallienne and The Gremlin Club); Ian Brown (also representing Amelia Brown and Paul Brehaut); Barry Martel; Calum Le Noury (also representing management and staff at Sarnia Hotels and Les Rocquettes Hotel);

Flowers were from Mira and all the family. Jason, Steven and Anna, Hugo and Alexander. 

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Cystic Fibrosis Guernsey, La Rocque Melange, Vue de L’Eglise, Forest, GY8 0HA or Multiple Sclerosis Guernsey Society, c/o John Fitzpatrick, Sigma House, Braye Road Industrial Estate, Vale, GY3 5XA.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for James Craig Robilliard who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 33 years was held at Les Cotils and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational Music was “Remember Us This Way” by Lady Gaga, “You Raise Me Up” by Westlife, “All Your Dreaming Of” by Liam Gallagher, “Hold On To The Memories” by Disturbed, “Shallow” by Lady Gaga and “When September Ends” by Green Day. Opening Music was “Sign Of The Times” by Harry Styles. The Poem “You” an adaptation by Donna Ashworth was read by Dr Alia Andersson, (James’ G.P). Mark’s Thoughts and Memories were on a recording by Mark. Hayley’s Thoughts and memories, was also on a recording by Hayley and the poem “Still” by Becky Hemsley followed and this was read by Michelle Duquemin. Music played during Time of Reflection was “The Sound of Silence” by Disturbed, which was accompanied by a photo presentation. Sentiments from Dawn was on a recording, which included words from Ed. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Reflections on Life and Death, Jame’s Story, Special Thoughts from Tim, Memories from Luke, The Reading, “Prize Catch” which was adapted from “What is Dying”, written by Luther F. Beecher, Final Farewell and Closing Words, Including “Forever, No Matter What” by Debi Gilori for Sid and Ed. Recessional Music and Photo Presentation was “Nothing Else Matters” by Metallica.

The Mourners Were: Dawn Robilliard, wife (also representing Sandra and Bob Barber, in-laws); Sid Robilliard, son; Ed Robilliard, son; Mark Robilliard, father and Izabela Szwedo; Hayley Bull, mother and David Bull; Luke Robilliard, brother and Crystal Robilliard, sister-in-law (also representing Scarlett Robilliard, niece); Gwen Shaw, grandmother; Carol and Ralph Cave, aunt and uncle (also representing Paul Cave, cousin and Clare Cave and Donna Harvey, cousin and Matt Harvey);

Robin and Mhairi Robilliard, uncle and family (also representing Brian (Roxy) Le Prevost); Joan and Henry Gauvain, great-auntie and uncle; Janet Shaw, auntie; Sophie Shaw, cousin; Susan Shaw, auntie (also representing Nikita Shaw, Jade Shaw, Jordan Shaw, Daisy Shaw, Lee Duquemin, George Fitzpatrick and Pedro Martel); Aimee Townsend, cousin (also representing Ben Townsend and family); Vikki Prout, cousin (also representing Nathan Rawlings, Cole Prout, Zane Prout, Kimberley Allen and Owen Hulse); James Hulse, cousin; Callum Shaw, cousin; Joe Robilliard, cousin; Callum Robilliard, cousin; Adam and Jordan Martel; Dave and Cathy Martel (also representing Karen, Claire and Scott Le Messurier); Colette Brown (also representing Jason Brown, Chloe Brown, Karis Brown and Danielle Sparkes); Terry Marsh, cousin (also representing Ben Sargent); Davinia De La Haye, cousin (also representing Adrian De La Haye and David and Brenda O’Toole, great-uncle and great-auntie); Kate Carlyle-Aunlie (also representing Terry Carlyle and Abby Prout)

Also Present Were: Alia Andersson; James Cameron; Callum Power (also representing Hollie Galliers); Martyn McLauchlan; Matt Glendinning; Tom Taylor; Ian Cooper; Steve Mahon (also representing Liam Mahon); Kyle Fossey; Callum Le Moignan; Liza Sayer; Jack Thoume; Danny Cook (also representing Katie Smith, David Belair, Pierre Martel and Priaulx West); Joshua Greenbank; Ros Rix (also representing Alex Ogier, John Read, Jerry Webb, Claudine Haines, Bridget Bichard, Helen, Jim and all at Blanchelande Park Nursing Home); Allan Airley and Mark Robinson, RH Gaudion and Sons; Jade King (also representing Mel Taylor, Roxy King and Sam de la Mare); John Samson (also representing Members of the Sarnia Clay Pigeon Shooting Club);

Dave McMahon (also representing John Davey and Peter Dodsworth); Hannah Prout (also representing Sonny Otton and Indie Otton); Bruno Robilliard; Lesley Chapman (also representing Simon and all family in Alderney); Tony and Dilly Ozard (also representing Paul Hamel); Heidi and June Clayton (also representing Matt Keast); Kirsty Burrell; Sammy Barber; Aidan Le Poidevin; Mark Tulié (also representing Naomi Tulié); Jade Flatres and Jordan Flatres (also representing Danielle McIver);

Robert Brehaut (also representing Trevor Brehaut); Roy Brehaut (also representing Paula, Donna and Anna, also Julie Greening); Paul Dyer (Didi) and Donna Thorn (also representing Clare Mannion and Guernsey Therapy Group and Glyn Dyer); Nobby and Sharon Marquand; Paul Vinning (also representing Will Davidson); April Green; Luke Green; Jamie De Carteret; Sam Lilley and Amber Lilley (also representing Josh Lilley); Summer Kosmas (also representing Alex Kosmas and Poppy Dale); Faye and Christopher Le Cheminant (also representing Jill Loveridge, Alice Loveridge, Miffy Murray and Debbie Le Cheminant); John and Linda Le Cheminant (also representing Ted and Liz Mauger); Mick and Sheila Bourgaize;

Theresa Nichols (also representing the family, Judi Gummersall and Colleen Ogier); Sue and Geoff Chapman; Graham Le Cocq (also representing Lee); Andy, Marc, Daniel and Mandy Brittain (also representing Amanda Brown, Jeannette Le Prevost, Sarah Albin, Janice, Andy and Jess Batiste and Gill Judge); Shane Hudson (also representing Adam Husdon); Mary Ogier (also representing Alice Prigent); Andy Mahon (also representing Liam Mahon and Sheridan Bourgaize); Neil Langlois and Holly-Anne Langlois (also representing Julie Langlois, Arwen Langlois, Edward Langlois and Albert Langlois); Paul Benstead and family (also representing Graham Cowley); Jessica Le Patourel (also representing Keren Le Patourel and Piers Ockleford); Luisa Scilironi; Laura Milford (also representing Damian Le Tocq and Lisa Le Tocq);

John Le Cheminant and Sharon Le Cheminant (also representing Adie and Sinead Le Prevost); Jeff and Jackie Swain (also representing Tom Swain and Sophie Williams); Tim Le Tissier (also representing TGI College Construction Department); Tom Jones; Abbie Swain; Matt Osborn;  Mark Thoume and Toyah Thoume (also representing Harry Thoume and Danni King); Janet and Mike Cave; Tony Michel (also representing Gail Michel); Nathan Vidamour (also representing Ben Wilding); Annalisa Falla; Jodie Finigan; Chris Tough (also representing Sue Tough and Laura Kreckeler); Sue Joyce (also representing Matt Joyce); Sarah Le Sauvage (also representing Ian Le Sauvage, Isaac Le Sauvage, Elliott Le Sauvage, Jon Searle, Alison Searle and Joseph Searle);

Sophie Brun (also representing Rio Anderson, Jess Duquemin, Tony Duquemin, Becky Baily, Rene Brun and Jade Sheppard); Chloe Malpass, Trisha Mackerlich and Russ Fossey (also representing Clara Fossey and Ashley and Ben Miles); Mary Gannon (also representing Paul Gannon); Margaret Norman (also representing Clive Norman); Sharon and Tony Walden (also representing Aaron and Sam Walden, Tracy Loveridge, Kelsey Ormrod, Jill Hutton, Yvonne Whyte, Beverley Sebire, Richard Harding and Debbie Rowe); Wendy Davis (also representing Alice Davis and staff of TGI College); Nadine Goode (also representing the student support team at TGI College); John Brouard, Gemma Brouard and Tom Pattimore (also representing Dave Brouard, Carol Brouard, Aimee Parr, Dan O’Brian and Rob and Sue Lihou);

Robert and Tina Laurent; Graham Dawe and Adam Dawe (also representing Jill Dawe, Paul Salazar and Danielle Hanley); Rachel Le Page and Matt Chilcott (also representing Mark Le Page, Mandy Robilliard, Lisa Le Page and Becky Chilcott); Orla-Marie Manning (also representing Philippa Stahelin, Headway Guernsey); Chris Ferbrache; Sally Peacock; Joe Le Gallez (also representing Trevor Le Gallez); Angela Smith (also representing Dennis Smith); Jim Allen (also representing Julie Le Maitre, Woody Allen and Jazmine Allen); Andrew Lindsay (also representing Guernsey Hockey and Ali Le Tocq); Laura Dyer (also representing Phil Finigan); Dan Brehaut; Pawel Kozar; Jamie O’Connor; Sara Edmonds (also representing Tyler Edmonds, Marley Edmonds and Hautes Capelles School); Stephen Huxster;

Chris Johnson (also representing Sam Le Bachelet, Luke Pattimore, Blake Batiste, Lewis Germain, Jack Romeril and Vicki Hewlett); Carlos Dos Santos; Steve Goubert (also representing Diane Goubert); Tiffany Fallaize (also representing Paul Scuillion and Ashley Perkins); Grant Meerveld (also representing all staff at J Meerveld and Sons Builders and Sue Joyce); Chloe Le Tissier (also representing Amiee and Aaron Dodsworth and LPE Nursery); Chris Fletcher; Emma Barrett; Thomas Ceillam (also representing Danielle Ceillam); Adam Torode; Kelsey Le Maitre and Jon Le Maitre; Connor Harvey (also representing Dave Harvey); Brad Smith (also representing Diane Smith); Sophie Streeter; James Mapley; Ian De Garis (also representing Pete Le Page);

Nathan Pinchemain (also representing Samantha Robert); Richard Bourgaize (also representing Brad Dray); Gary Bougourd (also representing Gil Darling); Raymond Jones; Claire Shell (also representing Luke Frampton); Scott Michel (also representing Tom Allan and Aimee Queru); Nick and Lisa Mahy (also representing Rick and Rose Mahy); Kirsty Vidamour; Adam Tippett (also representing Adam Dorey); Sophie Lawrence (also representing Les Bourgs Nurses); Jordan Martel; Ross Alexander; Zoe Renouf; Liam Dorey; Martin Fijetbowski; Joanne and Juliane Woodhard; Jonathan Woodhard (also representing Annabelle Woodhard); Lucia and Michael Renouf; Jake Williams (also representing Les Bourgs Hospice); Terry Bourgaize; Mark Bayles;

Jane Moyles; Glenn Horne (also representing Jeremy Thomas); Joe Roberts; Matt Alexander; Thomas Bates; Phil Loveridge and Rosie Allemby (also representing Shane Loveridge); Daniel Bourgaize; Ally De Carteret; Liam Doherty (also representing Hannah Doherty); Kayly Andrade and Robbie Andrade; Scott McMillan; Billy and Daniel Le Poullain; Danny Hughes (Gang); Michelle; Nora Le Tissier; Hannah Pilmanis; Matt Dudley; Paul Berryman; Joshua Le Patourel; Sam Latham; Ed Downing; Shane Totty (also representing John Davey and Chris Edwards); Maurice Stewart; Mark and Kelly Baudains (also representing Pete Baudains, Sue Baudains and B.T.S. staff); Anthony Merrien (also representing Meerveld); Luciana Goncalves and Cristiano Goncalves; Kerry Le Cheminant (also representing Harvey Roger); Dave Wilson;

Joel Henry (also representing B.T.S and Bethan Henry); Nadine Dutton (also representing Paul Dutton); John-Paul Fallaize (also representing Fran Fallaize and Martyn Jehan); Chris Gallienne (also representing Marcus Barney); Emma Ferbrache; Anthony Gallienne; Ellen Hughes and Larry Hughes (also representing Rachel Hughes and Sarah Hughes); Martine Dean (also representing Christopher Dean and family); Ian Greeening (also representing Guernsey Sheltered Housing Group); Luke Harriman; Tim and Miriam Mahy (also representing Rick and Rose Mahy); Jonathan de Carteret and Jemma de Carteret; Eamonn Gillease; David Vaudin; Dave Tidd; Darren James; Adam Mackrell; Jake Meerveld; Brent Meerveld (also representing J Meerveld and Sons); Will Clements (also representing Josh Baker and Matt Strachan); Holly Woodhouse; Gary Wilkins;

Eddie (also representing Adrian Herve); Brandon Barrasin; Russ Goubert; Matt Le Maitre; Josh Batiste; Marianna Pliakou; Jason Le Prevost; Ambrose Netherton; Pierre Mahy (also representing Dannielle Mahy); Ian Blanchard (also representing Elaine Blanchard); Christian Johns (also representing Jennie Piper); Chris Sanham; Kieran Walsh; Kiara Walsh; Jake De Carteret; Ryan King; Nathan Sarre; Lucy Davies; Olly Shepherd; David Druce (also representing Mandy Roland and Christopher and Jean-Paul Druce); Rachel Mourant (also representing Affie, Sukie and Clint Mourant, Aimee Richards, Natalie Archer and Kirsty Bourgaize); Shaun and Lynn Thoume; Paul Herve; Leah Moncrieff; Elise Trebert; Andrew Butt (also representing Sian Butt); Sophia and Dan Hulbert; Shane Opie; Tom Wood; Scott Ogier;] Lorna Waring;Daniel Hadlington; Abi Tracey (also representing Year 3 school mums and dads); Jessica Alderton; Bradley Watson; Gabrielle Alexander (also representing Paula Alexander and Kiera Nichols); Glenn Kenny; David Le Maitre; Ben Marley; Tom Fisher; Chris Parker; Danny Galvin (also representing Tim Luscombe); Paul Corbet; Matt Sawbridge (also representing Louisa McPhee); Jess de la Haye; James Kirk;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Brain Tumour Charity, Attn: Donation Team, Fleet 27, Rye Close, Fleet, Hampshire, GY51 2UH.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

A Celebration of Life for Dr John Glyn Allen OBE who passed away at GreenAcres Care Home, aged 84 years was held at Holy Trinity Church and conducted by the Reverend Doctor Adrian Datta.

The organist, Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “Praise My Soul, The King Of Heaven” and “Great Is Thy Faithfulness”. The Eulogy was given by Jon Allen. The Bible Reading was The Parable of the Good Samaritan, Luke 10: 25-37, read by Katie Langford, niece. Reflective Music was “Farewell to Stromness” performed and recorded by David Le Page. Reverend Datta gave the Welcome, The Sentences, Address, The Commendation and Farewell and Final Blessing. Recessional Music was “Sibelius, Op 44 No. 1 “Valse triste”. 

The Mourners Were: Celia Allen, wife; Jonathan Allen, son; Katie Langford, niece (also representing Pauline Clulow, cousin; Gill and Martin Freeman (also representing Barbara Lesley, Charlie, Pippa, Stan and Daisy Damant, Gabrielle and Hannah Damant, Richard and Maggie de la Rue and Louisa, Keith, Oliver and Megan Turvey); Leonie and Clive Damsell (also representing Zosia and Krzystow); Olivia Toussant; Alban Webb; Vita Moltedo; Bas Akkers (also representing the Akkers family); Claire Hogan (also representing Jan and David Guy and Talan Hogan); Hazel Guy; Lisa Guy; Roland Powell; Gabriella Corlett (also representing Henry Balkwill-Ruddick Serena Balkwill, Val and Mike Balkwill and Savannah Corlett); Ted and Chris Barry;

Also Present Were: The Very Reverend Timothy Barker (also representing Judy Barker); Barbara Hiorns (also representing John and Margaret Nicolle, Derek and Wendy Le Cras and Natalie Tucker); Gerri Cale (also representing Elizabeth Dene); Peter Guilbert (also representing Val Guilbert and Justin Guilbert); Richard Freeman (also representing Paul and Cathy Freeman);

Geoff Savident (also representing Paul Dowinton); Helen Bradshaw (also representing Claire teed and Richard Brache); Julie Wickenden (also representing Charles and Vera Tracy); Sandy James (also representing Les James and Zoe James); Viv and Barry Edmonds (also representing Emma Bailey and family and Tony Le Tissier and family); Maggie Falla (also representing Mary Osborn); Maxine Batiste (also representing Steve, Lucy and Annie Batiste and the team at Josef’s); Carol Goodwin (also representing Alan Enevoldsen and Denise Arnold); Jo Cottell (also representing Shiralee Le Page and Simon Cottell); Cynthia Wilkinson (also representing Anne Wilton, Shirley Russell, Jeanette and Edward Fattorini, Rose Froome, Jurat David Robilliard MBE and Revd Juliette Robilliard);

Bob Stacey (also representing Margaret); Jenny Ridley (also representing Guernsey Lifeboat Fundraising Committee and Ian and Samantha Hotton); Katherine and Hubertus Lau (also representing Kath and Keith Munro); Zac Hannis (also representing Dr Tony Chankun); Aoife Bennett (also representing Christine Jenkins, Denis Masson, Emily Masson, Charlie Holmes, JoJo Mason-Holmes, Helga and Meave Carré, Shaun Bennett and Naomy Bargery); Sarita Keen (also representing Buz White and Martin Dodd); Martine Schupfer (also representing Helen Litchfield); Gill and Martin Freeman (also representing Barbara Lesley, Charlie, Pippa, Stan and Daisy Damant, Gabrielle and Hannah Damant, Richard and Maggie de la Rue and Louisa, Keith, Oliver and Megan Turvey); Mary Hervé (also representing André Hervé and Andrew and Jane Kewell); Wendy Brown;

Patrick and Ceinwen Woodhouse (also representing Lawrence and Jeanette Burridge); Mary Carré (also representing Guernsey Samaritans); Lesley Perchard (also representing Mike Perchard); Naomi Corbet (also representing Tracey Shorto, Linden Galsworthy and Lisa Duggan); Lal Hinshaw; Eileen Davis (also representing Paul Davis); Elaine Van Beek (also representing Marion Morgan, Myrtle Tabel, Irene Morris, Elizabeth Mcintosh, Judith and David Haslam); Rod Swanson (also representing Jenny Tasker); Sir Richard Collas; Tim Siepman; Margaret Hamon; Cecilia Alflatt; Pete Cann; Linda Garrard (also representing Hope for Guernsey); Stuart Wilson (also representing Wendy Wilson and family);

Ann Ozanne (also representing Jayne Ozanne and Denise Mabire); Andrew Rundle (also representing Mr and Mrs P Staples); Sue Corbet; Jenny Dowinton; Neal Bewey; Wendy Meade (also representing Jim Ridgwick; Tony Pattimore; Mark Johnson (also representing Tracey Johnson); Ian Petch; John Gollop; Sandie Clarke; Meg White; Lucy De Carteret (also representing Angela De Garis); Norman Wilkinson; Philip and Maggie Marr; Ray Lowe; Colin and Sally Cherry (also representing Claire); Sue Knapp; Kevin Adams (also representing Simon and Linda Adams, (Sark section of the Guernsey Lifeboat Fundraising Committee); Will Stuart; Marie Sillars; Richard Cann (also representing William Cann); John Lee; Jim Bottomley (also representing Sue); Peter Nicolle; Tricia Pill (also representing Bryan); Jay Archer (also representing Jeannette Simpson); Sheila Ellis (also representing Richard Ellis); Moira Boyd (also representing staff and residents at GreenAcres); Roy Sarre (also representing Maddie and St Peter Port Traders Association); Derek Baird (also representing Sarah Baird, Amy Baird and Clare Arnold);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Samaritans, 2 Forest Lane, St Peter Port, GY1 1WJ or Guernsey Action Aid, www.giving.gg/donate (Action Aid Guernsey Support Group.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Rosemary Jean Doreen Farthing who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 88 years, was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “Jerusalem” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Opening Music was “The Chain” by Fleetwood Mac. Memories of Rosemary were read by Don and Steve (sons). A Poem was read by the grandchildren. The Bible Reading was Ecclesiastes 3: 1-11 and read by Reverend Le Vasseur. Music played during Time of Reflection was “I Want To Know What Love Is” by Foreigner. Reverend Le Vasseur gave The Sentences, Opening Prayer, Words of Comfort, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation, Committal and Final Prayers. Closing Music was “Chariots of Fire” by Vangelis.

The Mourners Were: Don Farthing, son (also representing Gill Farthing, daughter-in-law, Rachel, Charlotte and families) Steve Farthing, son; Venetia Farthing, granddaughter; Gabi Farthing, granddaughter;

Also Present Were: John Bracegirdle (also representing Keith and Debbie Betts); Doreen Longnonnec (also representing Greg and Helen Scholtz, Gill and John Davis, Brian and Di Gardiner, Marion Dorey, Sue Le Page, Eve Fossick and also Blanc Bois Residents Association); Marie Ogier (also representing Pat Ogier); Russel Alexander; Mrs P Henry; Sandra Le Cheminant; Stephen and Hilary Wild (also representing Linda and John Shorthouse); Gwen and Dave Moore; Sally Rowe (also representing Chris Rowe and Elsie Goodson); Rob Holder; Michael Nicholls (also representing Alzheimer’s Society); Florence Dyke, Hope Kinuka, Patricia Van Zutphen, (Helping Hands Night Carers (also representing Sibo Sithole));

Flowers were from Don and Steve. Alexandra, Katie and family. Jules. John, Linda, Barrie and family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association, The Centre, Rue des Monts, Delancey, St Sampsons, GY2 4HU.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Mary Susan Malin who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 72 years was held at St Paul’s Methodist Church and conducted by Reverend Jacky Cottrell.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “The Old Rugged Cross”. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Hero” by Enrique Iglesias. Reverend Cottrell gave the Sentences Of Scripture, Welcome, Prayers, Address, Celebration of Mary’s Life, Prayers, Commendation and The Lord’s Prayer, Prayer and the Blessing. Recessional Music was “All Things Bright and Beautiful” by Katherine Jenkins. 

The Mourners Were: Alan Malin, husband; Andrew Malin, son; James Malin, son; Jayne Crabb, sister; Graham Crabb, brother-in-law; Blake Langlois; Lucy Langlois; Natalie Le Cloarec; Carole Schwoch, cousin (also representing Günter Schwoch and Konrad and family); Stuart Turner, cousin; Audrey Branch, cousin (also representing Clive Branch, Enid Morna, aunt and Susan Pipet);

Also Present Were: Sharon Hartley (also representing Helen Phelan, Paul Robins and Peter Robins); Marguerite Corbin (also representing Jenny Martin and Sue Robins); Jade Reynolds (also representing Kelly Gardner, Cayne Gardner, Rhea Norman, Megan Gardner and families); Glynn and Sue Payne; Dan and Daphne Blatchford (also representing Stephanie Morrison and Lucy Le Tissier); Mary Backlund (also representing Emanuela Cappucci-Serventi and Luca Serventi); Len and Joy Marquis; Mark and Teresa Grierson (also representing Mike and Wendy Edwards); José Rodrigues; Maurilla Rodrigues; Doreen Longnonnec; Dennis Steer; Tina McClean (also representing Kieran and Abbie Loughlin and family);

Annette Toussaint (also representing Roy Toussaint, Justin, Shaun, Damian, Shelley and families, also Janet Le Poidevin); Robin Vile (also representing Libby, Donna and Carla, Danny and Wendy McCauley, Janet Vile and family, Natalie McCarthy and family, Chris and Davey and Julie McCauley); Davinia Mansell (also representing Alexis, William and Oliver); Karel Harris (also representing Sheila Sendlhofer and Nicky and Phillippa Harris); Stephen Purtill; Calum and Emma le Noury (also representing Charlotte and Ben Le Noury, Peter Sheppard, management at Les Rocquettes Hotel); David Hands; June Liddle (also representing Keith, Thomas and Andrew); Jan and Sam Allen (also representing family); Joao Jose; Margaret Tostevin; Jayne Le Marchant (also representing Roger);

Jill Chatterton (also representing John Chatterton); Pat and Bob Finigan; Leon Brouard (also representing Lesley Brouard); Mel Franklin; Paul Walsh; Richard Le Lerre (also representing Alan Le Lerre); Matt and Susanna; Thomas Rickauer; Dongling Rickauer; Tony Parsons; Khaled Hassan; Freddy Pierreira; Chris Setters; Jim Wilson; Sylvia Le Prevost; Sarah and Barry Cash; Chris Bichard; Derek McNulty (also representing Geraldine Cunningham); Wayne Ogier (also representing Janet and Richard); Andrew Roebuck; Richard Simmons; Gennardo and Belinda Fessivo; Sandis and Dina Zile; Mateusz Chalimoniuk; Zsuzanna Nagy; Kristine Ahmed;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Blue Cross, via their website: www.bluecross.org.uk/donate 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Raymond James Simon who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 88 years was held at St Martins Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Daniel Foot.

The organist, Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “The Old Rugged Cross” and “Abide With Me”. Processional Music was “The Water is Wide” by James Taylor. Reverend Foot gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Kay’s Poem, Seafarer’s Prayer, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Prayers of Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Sailing” by Rod Stewart.

The Mourners Were: Mavis and Michael Legg, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Kay and Simon Duquemin, daughter and son-in-law and family, New Zealand, via link); Dee Le Noury, partner; Jessica Simon, granddaughter (also representing Maz Sarre, great-grandson); Mr and Mrs J Simon, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Mr and Mrs R Hudson, UK); Brian and Julie Roome, niece (also representing Lee and Laura Roome and Stuart and Donna Adams and family); Diane Hairon, niece (also representing all the family in Australia and Mr and Mrs J Cormack and Isla, UK); Sandie Drillot, niece and Phil Drillot (also representing Mickey Saunders); Jean Rogers-Davis, cousin (also representing Ken and family, cousins); Trevor Rogers-Davis, cousin; Ron and Daphne Le Cheminant, cousin (also representing John Le Cheminant); Jo Porritt and Nick Hannah;

Also Present Were: Bob Norman (also representing Jeanne Pearce, Ian Browning and Dave Le Galloudec); Janet Lowe (also representing Brian Lowe); Calum Le Noury (also representing Phylis Le Noury, Janette Lawrence and Yvonne Le Noury); Ken Mourant (also representing Bernie Thompson, Martin Troalic and Geoff Carre); Rick Count (Ringo); John Moxon (also representing Maureen Moxon and Claire Moxon). Belinda Dorey (also representing Betty, Gill and Dicko Dorey, Andy Savident, Debbie Jamouneau and Andy Crocker); Jonathan and Hayley Jackson (also representing all at the Queens Inn); Martyn and Debbie Norman; David Norman; Kay Hardwick (also representing Charlotte, Tom and Aria-Lilly Wright and Anastasia Hardwick and Oli Corbin); George Porritt; Lucy Porritt; Jason Porritt; Pete Leaman; Dave Thoume; Shirley Neulander (also representing George Neulander); Becky Bailey; Dean Cohrs; Martyn and Linda Le Huray (also representing Anne Sylvester); Catherine Sarre (also representing all the McGrath family); Heather and Eric Carter; Carol Robert (also representing Victoria Robert); John Lowe (also representing David Lowe);

Sue and Tony White (also representing Nikki and Jemma Bourgaize); Karen Drillot (also representing John, also Victor and Carol Ryan and Valerie and Robert Smith); Jacqueline Tourtel (also representing Busty Tourtel); Ted Mauger; Christine Edwards (Brehaut); Roger Chandler; Sara Le Page (also representing Ian Le Page); Jonathan Wilson (also representing Chris Dodd, Collette and Shane and Derek Sargent); Larry Palmer; Claudia Sousa; Roy Simon (also representing Janet Simon and David, Kim and Matthew Simon); Ian Torode; Gill Newsom (also representing Ian Brown and Mike Newsom); Nigel Dorey; Marlene Price (also representing Mandy Mortimer); Claude Ford (also representing Gin Ford); Karen Bishop (also representing Anne McGrath); Colin Knight (also representing Colin Hall); Peter Smart and Brenda Smart (also representing Angela Ferbrache); Helen Ryan (also representing Dave, Scott, Angla and families); Sally Rive (also representing Carl Rive and Barry Brehaut);

Flowers were from Dee and all our family. Kay, Simon, Laura, Sophie, Dylan and Riley. Mavis and Micky.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, c/o Mr Richard Lewis, PO Box 631, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Howard Denis Joyce who passed away at Chateau Des Tielles Nursing Home, aged 77 years was held at Eldad Elim Church and conducted by Reverend Howard Davenport.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “How Great Thou Art” and “Amazing Grace”. The Reading was Psalm 139 and read by Howard (grandson). Poems were read by Clara and Amy, (granddaughters). A song “Because He Lives I Can Face Tomorrow” was by Beccy, Anna and Richard, nieces and nephew. The Tribute was given by Daniel (son). The second Reading was 1 Corinthians and read by Joseph (grandson). Rev. Davenport gave the Welcome and Prayer, Address and Prayers and Closing Prayer. 

Guernsey Fire and Rescue Service formed a Guard of Honour as the coffin left the church. The following personnel were present: Jon Le Page, Matt Roger, Gary Van der Linden, Nickie Browning, Gavin Robins, Tim Falla, Phil Kilgour, Pierre Lainé, Neil Simon and Divon Crouse.

Guernsey Fire and Rescue Service also performed a Guard of Honour at the Cemetery, as the hearse arrived, consisting of the following personnel; Paul Bishop, James Bougourd, Paul Bisson and James Sheppard.

The Mourners Were: Josephine Joyce, wife; Daniel and Vicki Joyce, son and daughter-in-law; Matthew and Suzanne Joyce, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Stan and Annette Winstanley); Nicholas and Debbie Joyce, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Alfred); Howard Joyce, grandson and Charley Kendall; Joseph Joyce, grandson and Katy Allsopp; Rosalie Joyce, granddaughter; Daniel Joyce, grandson; Amy Joyce, granddaughter; Clara Joyce, granddaughter.

Marilyn Paul; Beccy, niece and Pierre Le Marre; Jacob Le Marre, nephew and Paula Fanderwud; Joshua Le Marre, nephew and Zoe Welch; Noel and Pat Le Tissier, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Graham and Judy Priaulx and Debbie Duquemin); Jeremy Le Tissier, nephew (also representing Rebecca Le Tissier); Alice, niece and Jason Baker; Rev. Nick Drayson and Catherine Le Tissier, brother-in-law and sister (also representing Sam and Sally and family, Stefi and Rhys and Bill Luff); Martyn Langlois, brother-in-law (also representing Ruth Butler); Louise Smith, niece (also representing Philip, Barnabas and Eden);

Anna Williams, niece and Paul Williams (also representing Edward and Eliza); Robert Klein, nephew and Lara Klein and Skye; Richard Klein, nephew and Elisabeth Klein (also representing Teo and Jody, also Anne Martin, Jan Dame and Joseph Dame); Joan Le Tissier, sister-in-law (also representing Luke, nephew, Hilde and family, Tom, nephew, Izzy and family); Chloe Le Tissier, niece (also representing Pete and family); Heather Morgan, cousin; Ruth McVean, cousin; Chris and Ali Le Tissier, cousin;

Also Present Were: Graham Winstanley; John McKane (also representing Dennis and Sandra McKane); Jo-Anne Bates (also representing Steve, Alex and Lizzie Bates); Jean Heaume (also representing Jackie and Syl Rabey, Joyce Falla and Janet Mauger); Colin and Karen Langlois (also representing Nic Langlois and family, Tim Langlois and family and Pauline and Tony Sarre); Rachel Le Tocq (also representing Richard, Ben and Amy Le Tocq); John De Carteret (also representing Liz de Carteret); Graham and Liz Renouf (also representing Mick and Laura Le Flocq, Mac and June McLaren, Roger Brookfield and Graham and Corinne Bougourd); Geoff Chapman (also representing Peter Harrison); Brian and Karen Bourgaize (also representing Rosemary and Alan Francis); Robert and Carole Nicolle; Mark and Wendy de Garis (also representing Nik and Caitlin de Garis, Megan de garis and Hildevert d’Harcourt, Jim and Debbie Smart and Peter Smart); John Guilbert (also representing Robert Guilbert, Mick and Wendy Pinchemain and Phil and Stella Preston); David and Margaret Le Page (also representing Alan Bourgaize);

Maurice and Michelle Brehaut (also representing Tara Brehaut, Ann Stranger, Mick and Heather Leggett and Ray, Sue, Emily and Adele Pinchemain); Shirley Adam (also representing Sonia Singh, Peter Adam and staff and residents at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home); Lynne Kellett-Smith (also representing Roddy Kellett-Smith); Matt Hutchison (also representing Jo, Kiriana and Tallulah Hutchison and Steve, Kim, Harry and Tilly Hutchison); Brian and Jan Le Prevost (also representing the Berry family and Cobo Mission Fellowship); Romano Mella (also representing Micky and Jenny Warren and Gordon Snell); Ian Bent, ex-Fire Service (also representing Jeanette Bent); Phil Troalic; John and Rhiannon Cook (also representing Benjamin Cook);

Mavis Tardif (also representing the family and Ruth Sarahs); Barry Dorey (also representing Rev Jan and Ken Le Billon, Jo Torring, Croydon and Peter Graham); Dennis Le Moignan (also representing Milton Le Moignan); Collette Moon (also representing Gary Sargent); Jayne Cataroche; André and Jean Le Marre; Sue Whitlock (also representing Heather McGhee); Nigel and Stephanie Acton (also representing Geoff and Jenny Bichard); Kathleen Bichard; Marian Le Luan (also representing Dan and Cordelie Guerin); Hannah Brehaut (also representing Scott Brehaut, Tom Brehaut and Betty Pang); Emma Torode and Maria Torode (also representing Alan Torode and Elizabeth Atkin); Stephen Francis (also representing Roy Le Sauvage);

Peter and Sandra Vaudin (also representing Anita and Caroline, John and Pat Langlois and Paul, Peter and Romey Le Massurier and Harriet); Ron Taylor (also representing Diane Taylor); Trevor Queripel; Rev and Mrs Eric Gaudion; Brian Sarre (also representing Christine Sarre); Geoff and Sonia Gillingham (also representing family and Pierre Bean); Peter Ouseley; G Gallienne; Hazel Le Page; Royston and Stephenie Barnes (also representing Lily); Advocate Alison Ozanne (also representing Emily and Penny Dawes and Advocate Gordon Dawes); Ruth and Clarence Davies (also representing Mona Falla); Grant Mellor (also representing the Mellor family); Emma Davenport; Peter Joy (also representing Jacqueline Joy); Andy and Cathy Vaudin; Colleen Irven; Judith Le Tocq (also representing Jonathan, Lucy Vidamour and Emily Byron); Ruth Smale (also representing Nigel and Sue Ozanne); Peter Warr; Matthew Roger (also representing Nigel and Sarah Hicks);

Mikey Meale (also representing Juliet Meale and Darren Carré); Brin and Chantal Harrison; Paul Blondin (also representing Tan and Manny Blondin and Julia Blondin); Caleb Zunino (also representing Annie, Ava and Herbie); Tobin and Lucy Cook; Pierre Garrick (also representing Charmaine Garrick); Clever and Epi; Tony and Sandra Thorne (also representing the family); Jeremy Le Tissier, nephew (also representing Rebecca Le Tissier); Roger Smart; Liz Darling (also representing Gary Darling); Andy and Julie Lemee; Lisa Mauger; Catherine Bateman (also representing Caroline and Curtis Bourgaize and Danielle Bateman); Pierre Tostevin (also representing Paul Tostevin); Debra Butt; Connie Helyar-Wilkinson (also representing Lesley Blackwell);

Brian Davey (also representing Caroline Davey); Christine Chandler (also representing Zoe and Andy Pinchemain); Maureen and John de Jersey (also representing Yvonne and David Chester and George and Maisie Le Page); Kayleigh de Jersey; Chris Ferbrache (also representing Rick Papworth and Nick Marley); Grace Smith; Gary O’Neill (also representing Sam and Elli and Anni Lindvall-O’Neill); Jackie Davies; Glyn Davies; Derek Howlett (also representing Kevin Murphy); Rodney (Percy) Gillingham (also representing Carolyn); Dave Smart (also representing Hilary, Deanna and Georgia Smart); Pip Blondin (also representing Cath Blondin); Dan Norman; Dan Collen; Sonia Bourgaize; Linda Alum; Darran James; Dave Hockey;

Flowers were from Jose and all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR or Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

A Celebration of Life for Jeffrey Amos Fallaize who passed away at Browhill Nursing Home, aged 75 years was held at Beckfords Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregation al music was a selection from Heartbeat. Opening Music was “Heartbeat” by Nick Berry. The opening poem “Afterglow” by Helen Lowrie Marshall was read by Michelle Duquemin. Music during Time of Reflection was “We Plough The Fields and Scatter”. Michelle Duquemin gave The Welcome, Thoughts On Life and Death, The Tribute (written by Kerry-Anne, The Poem “Do Not Stand At My Grave And Weep” by Mary Elizabeth Frye, Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was the theme to Coronation Street.  

The Mourners Were: Sue Le Page, sister (also representing Richard Fallaize and Sandra Fallaize, brother and sister-in-law and family); Margaret Le Page, sister; Kerry-Anne Bourgaize, niece; Millie Bourgaize, great-niece and Dan Jennings (also representing Martin Bourgaize); Jack Bourgaize, great-nephew; Ruby Bourgaize, great-niece; Nigel Fallaize, brother and Brenda Fallaize, sister-in-law; Kevin Le Page, nephew and Sophie Lawrence (also representing Charlie and Izabella, great-nephew and great-niece); Ray Fallaize, nephew and Sue Fallaize (also representing Rob and Anne-Marie Tough, niece);

Also Present Were: Annette De Carteret (also representing Vince De Carteret, Jo Ferbrache and Leon Harrison); Barbara Savident; Catherine De La Haye (also representing Browhill Nursing Home); Michael and Sheila Bourgaize; Pat Albin (also representing Margaret and family); Margaret and Julian Mauger; Donna Le Maitre (also representing Daniel, Darren, Sam, Grace and Cara); Ruth Lesbirel; Paul and Lorraine Robert; Marcus and Lacey-Rose Le Page;

Flowers were from the family.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Alison Margaret French who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 85 years was held at St Pauls Methodist Church and conducted by Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Mr Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “Praise My Soul” and “The King of Heaven”. Congregational Music was a selection of Welsh Male Voice Choirs. The Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27 and read by Matthew. A Poem “If Roses Grow In Heaven” was read by Elouise. Reverend Stringer gave the Welcome and Prayers, Tribute, Prayers of Thanksgiving, Lord’s Prayer, Prayer of Commendation, Prayer of Committal and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Leaving On A Jet Plane” by Peter, Paul and Mary. 

The Mourners Were: Sue and Jimmy Hillman, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Pat and Peter Ford, sister-in-law and brother-in-law); Christine and Neil Stanford, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Vicky Le Tissier, granddaughter and Joan Rouget); Simon and Janine French, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Richard, nephew and Kirstie and Morgan Ford and Christopher, nephew and Kim Ford); Matthew Le Tissier, grandson and Jemma Le Tissier; Elouise French, granddaughter and Ryan Whitehead (also representing Ian, Debbie and Harry Whitehead); Alexander French, grandson (also representing Sue and Martyn Lee);

Also Present Were: Neil and Nicky Moore (also representing Ben and Leah Moore and Pearl and Don Moore); Ian Rouget (also representing Lesley Rouget, Vi Ferbrache and Rachael and Steve Holford, (UK)); John McCarthy and Doreen Arnold (also representing Vic Falla and Shirley Falla); Ruth and Clary Davies (also representing Richard Cann, Dave and Cathy Martel and all at Chaumiere Homes); Titch Gill (also representing Nina Gill); Pam Innes; Zac Hannis (also representing Nadia Hannis and Carolynne Bourgaize); Chris Marquis;

Danny Hughes (also representing staff at Grange Lodge Hotel and Steven White (Chalky); Stephen Roberts (also representing table 5 at Grange Lodge Hotel); Peter Ouseley; Leslie and Pat Quesnel; Lynn Gilman; Nick Ferbrache (also representing Christine, Harriet and Pascal Ferbrache); George Wilkinson (also representing Guernsey Sheltered Housing Ltd); Clive Goodhew (also representing Elaine Goodhew); John Lee; Brian Stanford (also representing Marilyn Stanford); Stephanie Le Tissier; Judith and David Lanoe;

Flowers were from Sue and Jimmy. Simon and Janine. Christine and Neil. Elouise, Alex and Ryan. All the grandchildren.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Lewis, PO Box 631, Guernsey Harbours, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL or Guide Dogs for the Blind, Hillfields, Burghfield Common, Reading, RG7 3YG.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for John Charles Hanley who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 84 years was held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church and conducted by Deacon Mark Leightley.

The organist, Luke O’Donnell accompanied the singing of “Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace”, “The Lord’s My Shepherd” and “Abide With Me”. The First Reading was Corinthians 12: 31-13:8. The Gospel was John 11: 17-21. Deacon Mark gave the Welcome, Invitation to Prayer, Liturgy of the Word, Homily, Prayers of Intercession, Concluding Prayers, Final Commendation and The Recessional.

The Mourners Were: Patrick and Lynn Hanley, son and daughter-in-law; Bernard Hanley and Sarmite Zile, son and daughter-in-law; John Hanley, son (also representing Charlie and Lorraine Archenoul); Kiera Hanley, granddaughter; Ross Hanley, grandson; Danielle Hanley, granddaughter; Patricia and Roberto Pizzuti, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Helen le Prevost and Roger Hanley, brother); Colin Hanley, brother (also known as Ollie Hanley); Sue and Geoff De Carteret (also representing Jackie and Andy Houchard); Joe Williams (also representing Charlie Williams); Charles Lowe; Barry Ducellier, uncle and Karen Eborall, cousin (also representing Anna Ducellier, cousin, Cliff Eborall and Olive Eborall);

Also Present Were: Danny Archer (also representing Debbie Archer, Drew Archer, Val Le Compte, Natalie Archer and Andy Mahon); Jesse Archer; Barbara Anderson (also representing Paul and Rio Anderson); Laurence Burtenshaw (also representing Shirley Burtenshaw and Darren Burtenshaw); Gary Le Cloarec (also representing family, Colin Help and Andrew Savident); Steven Le Cloarec; Keiran Ringland; John Rothwell (also representing Paul Clark); Linda Eborall (also representing family); Andy Lowe; Steve Jehan (also representing Denise Mauger);

Simon De La Mare (also representing Guernsey Bass Fishing Club); Becky Saunders; Jo and Sacha Luce; Rita Fontes, Legion of Mary; George and Ed Mason (also representing Ali and Matt Mason); Karl Le Prevost (also representing Charlie Le Prevost and Alan Le Prevost); Freddy Frampton (also representing Paul and Sean Frampton); Lewis Hanley; Anne-Marie Carre (also representing Monica Shrigley and Val Bailey); Sandy and Rob Oliver; Vanessa and Scott Willcocks (also representing Paul Hamel); Andrew Tostevin; Alan Martel (also representing Gill Martel, Roger Chauvel and Colin Bell); Caroline Brehaut (also representing Phil Brehaut and family); Mark Addlesee (also representing Martyn Mourant);

Flowers were from Bernie, Paddy, John and Sarmite. Dani, Ross and Kiera. Lynn, Joe and Charlie. Pat, Roberto, Colin, Karl, Helen and Roger.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Chest and Heart LBG, Oberlands, St Martins, GY4 6SP.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Edwin James Robins who passed away at Browhill Nursing Home, aged 91 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, James Henderson accompanied the singing of “Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace” and “The Day Thou Gavest”. Opening Music was “Let There Be Love” by Nat King Cole. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-5, 27. Memories of Dad were read by Paula 9daughter). Memories of Gramps were read by Joanna and Laura (granddaughters). Music played during Moment of Reflection was “Moonlight Serenade” by Glenn Miller. Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Sentences, Opening Prayer, Words of Comfort, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Final Prayers. Closing Music was “My Way” by Frank Sinatra.

The Mourners Were: Paula and Chris Stagg, daughter and son-in-law; Sarah and John Hulmes, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Geoff, cousin and Karen Winteridge, Australia); Joanna Jeffreys, granddaughter and Mark Jeffreys; Laura Halford, granddaughter and Lewis Halford (also representing Mabel Halford, great-granddaughter); Kerry Robins, nephew (also representing Jackie Le Normand, Cheryl Hyatt, niece, Nigel Hyatt, Anna Robins, sister-in-law and Barbara Robins); Simon, nephew and Terry Tostevin; Nikki, niece and Andy Le Clerc; Susan Corbet, cousin (also representing Peter and family); Ian Fitchet, cousin (also representing Rosemary Martin, cousin (Italy));

Also Present Were: André and Jean Le Marre; Chris Snell (also representing Ian Leale); Ken Lainé; Fiona Guille and Helen Southwell (also representing Angela Geddes, Susan Farnham, Pamela and Adelaide Laine); Jenny Tracey; Colin and Sue De La Mare (also representing Zoe, Keiron and Oliver Ouseley, John Laine and Marion Le Friec); Brian Gardiner (also representing Di Gardiner); Sue Mollet (also representing Dennis and Neal Mollet and Lauren Batiste); Jeff and Val Brache (also representing Roy Le Page); Pat Miller (also representing Jackie Le Marchant and Brian De Jersey); Josh and Catherine Bonsall (also representing The Guernsey Indoor Bowling Association and its members, the Guernsey Tigers Junior Indoor Bowls Club, Paul and Carol Ingrouille, Ali and Ian Merrien and Julie Snell); Michael Trubuil; Rev Jan le Billon (also representing Kenneth Le Billon and Carers Coming Together); Sue and Colin McGregor; Gordon Tostevin; Alan Morton; Katie Guilbert (also representing Debbie Duquemin); Derek Le Page; Marion Le Page;

Phil Batiste; Sue and David Hardman (also representing Paula and John Bullock); Isauna Aguiar; Mark and Julie Bayliss; Rex and Delma Allen; Pete and Sally Trantor; Rachel Bott (also representing Chateau du Village Nursing Home and Tracey Trott); Emilia Fernandes (also representing Chateau du Village Nursing Home); Kate Lee (also representing Julie King); Keith Russell; Chris Lowe (also representing Geoff Lowe and Andy Lowe); Dave Chalker (also representing Pam Chalker); Denis Bienvenu (also representing Forest Stores); Marjorie Tostevin (also representing the family); Peter van der Tang; Lyna Guilbert (also representing Rosina Le Cras);

Shaun Bichard (also representing Lilly-Anne Bichard); Kris Bichard (also representing Steve and Paula Bichard and Den and Lianna De La Mare); Dave Dorey, President Sarnia Walking Club; Bob and Judy Wickham; Wendy Stagg; Peter Stagg; Christina Stagg; Owen Allen; Debbie Duquemin (also representing Debbie Hillon); Roy and Heather Queripel; Pam Davey (also representing staff, volunteers and clients of Jubilee Social Club (GVS)); Mick Le Sauvage; Janet Jeffreys; Meg White (also representing residents of Les Blanc Bois Association); Sue Le Page (also representing Pat and Don McKay and Katie Le Page); Maria Dinis (also representing Chateau du Village); Jackie Snell (also representing Dave and family); Colin, Jan and Elliott Robert; Jason Hamon (also representing Surf and Turf); Patti Touray; Anne Rihoy (also representing Graham Lesbirel); Marcus Rihoy (also representing Lynsey and Wayne Rihoy); Rachel Presland; Marybell Norman (also representing Jonathan, Paul and Tessa); Winston Pipet;

Flowers were from Paula, Chris, Sarah and John. Jo, Laura, Mark, Lewis and Mabel. Simon, Terry, Becci and Danielle. Nikki and Andy. Kerry, Jackie and family, Cheryl, Nigel and family, Anna and family and Barbara.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or Jubilee House, Grandes Maison Road, St Sampsons, GY2 4JH.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Barry John Le Parmentier who passed away at Maison de Quetteville, aged 80 years was held at Rohais Methodist Church and conducted by Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “How Great Thou Art”, “To God Be The Glory” and “Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah”. The Readings were Psalm 23 and read by Brian Le Parmentier, nephew and John 14: 1-6, 27 and read by Geoff Gallienne, brother-in-law. The Family Tribute was given by Keith Le Parmentier, nephew. The Rohais Music Group sang “My Jesus, My Saviour”. Reverend Stringer gave the Welcome, Prayers, Address, Prayers of Thanksgiving, The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation, Committal and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Sandra and Geoff Gallienne, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Peter and Lyn Le Parmentier, cousins, Bristol); Margaret Le Parmentier, sister-in-law; Keith, Mich, Chloe, Luke and Grace Le Parmentier, nephew, niece, great-nephew and niece’s; Brian, Louise, Tobias, Jacob and Joshua Le Parmentier, nephew, niece and great-nephews (also representing Jackie Porritt); Hannah and Colin Le Page, niece and nephew (also representing Sienna and Summer Le Page, great-nieces); Peter Gallienne, nephew;  Pamela Robilliard, cousin and Roy Le Page (also representing Derek Mechem, cousin); Anne Blondel (also representing Barry Blondel, Alan, cousin and Mary Falla, Kay, cousin and John De La Mare); Ruth Tulie, cousin;

Also Present Were: Mark Hasson (also representing Sheila Hasson and Nathan Le Patourel); Dave and Cathy Battle (also representing the family); Suki Gover (also representing Georgia and Jay Batiste); Kathleen Bichard (also representing Graham Le Page and Betty Le Sauvage); Nick Guillemette (also representing Jurat David Lowe, Jane Wheadon, Denis White and all Barry’s friends at Bucktrouts); Sue and Brian Torode (also representing Tracey, Ian, Elisha and Chloe Butt, Mel and Chris Miller and Clara and Paul Milford); Marlene and Keith Le Poidevin (also representing Steve and Ruth De La Mare); Carmen Skuse (also representing Graham Skuse, Jasmine Coquelin, Janet Ashworth and Charmaine Le Sauvage); Barry and Janet Barbé (also representing Yve and Colly, Angela Graham, Helen Mahoney, Jenny and Barry Hockey, Nellie Le Feuvre, Hannah Le Vasseur, Jez and Amanda Wilkinson and Clive and Marilyn Falla); Wilson Le Page (also representing Audrey Le Page); Mark Bichard (also representing Management, Staff and all Residents of Maison L’Aumone Residential Home and Maison de Quetteville); Karen and Geoff Harrison;

Rev T Vidamour and A Vidamour; Shirley Fallaize (also representing Anne Holden); Pauline Garland (also representing Jean Martel); Sarah Snell; Annette Rabey; Cathy Martel (also representing Dave Martel); Roz Johns; Jean Carre; John Sheard (also representing Carol Sheard); Peter and Romey Le Masurier (also representing Harriet Le Masurier and Karen and Colin Langlois); Victor Lane (also representing Caroline Lane and Mrs E Lane); Jeff Vidamour (also representing Ann Vidamour); Ron Anquetil (also representing David Sheppard); Maria Help; Margaret Lewis; Sheila Stewart; Ruth Le Poidevin; Miriam Le Page (also representing Paul and Nicky Le Page and Mark and Sue Le Page); Colleen Irven; Angela Taylor;

John Le Poidevin (also representing Paula Le Poidevin and Pat and Alice Langford); Ken and Heather Le Page; Alan Le Page (also representing Maureen Le Page); Jeff Le Cras; Jenny Dumont; Peter and Sandra Vaudin; Roy Snell (also representing Matthew and Sarah Snell); Debbie Timms (also representing Lisa Durkin and staff at Maison L’Aumone); Ian Tulie; Vicky Dodd (also representing John Dodd, Cobo Euchre Team, Paul Le Prevost, Marjorie Riches, Kath and Dave Le Cras and Sandy Keutzer); Tony Rix; Denis Masson; Tony and Marlene England (also representing David Perrio);

Flowers were from Sandra and Geoff. Brian, Louise, Tobias, Jacob and Joshua. Keith, Mich, Chloe, Luke and Grace. Peter. Margaret. Hannah, Colin, Sienna and Summer.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Maison L’Aumone Residents Comfort Fund, c/o Bob Harbottle, L’Aumone, Castel, GY5 7RT or Rohais Methodist Church, c/o Keith Le Parmentier, 12 Croutes Havilland, Croutes Havilland Lane, St Peter Port, GY1 1EU.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Michael John Hooper who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 90 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by the Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “How Great Thou Art” and “One More Step Along the Way I Go”. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27. Music For Reflection was “Time to Say Goodbye” by Sarah Brightman and “Piano Concerto 21 In C Major” by Mozart. Reverend Stringer gave the Welcome, Prayers, Tribute, Prayers of Thanksgiving and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation, Committal and Blessing. 

The Mourners Were: Kathleen Hooper, wife; Jenny and Tony Carre, daughter and son-in-law; Ben Carre, grandson; Pam and Derek Le Patourel, daughter and son-in-law; Carole and Peter Quertier, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Rachael Glass, niece); Rachael Garland, granddaughter; Ellie Garland, great-granddaughter; Zeke Garland, great-grandson; Phoebe Garland, great-great-granddaughter; Samantha Carre, granddaughter; Blake Carre, great-grandson; Matthew Le Patourel, grandson (also representing Jodie, granddaughter-in-law and Orla and Milo, great-grandchildren); Becky Corbin, granddaughter and Jon Corbin (also representing Sydney Corbin, great-grandson);

Kelly Le Patourel, granddaughter and Robert Butt, grandson-in-law; Lisa Gauvain, granddaughter and Sean Gauvain, grandson-in-law (also representing Noah, Olivia and Owen, great-grandchildren); Keith Quertier, grandson and Lisa Williamson, granddaughter-in-law; Louis Quertier, great-grandson; Luca Quertier, great-grandson; Bill and Nan Hooper, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Susanne Penny and family and Jean and John Gallienne); Graham Gallienne, brother-in-law (also representing Douglas Gallienne, Mary Gallienne and Joan Gallienne, sister-in-law); Mark Hooper, nephew and Jenny Hooper and Abigail; Violet Legg, cousin (also representing Tina Mourant and family and Maria and Tony Hutchinson and family);  Sheila Brehaut, cousin (also representing family); Allan and Jean Harris, cousins;

Also Present Were: Shaun and Aoife Bennett (also representing Adrian Miller and Karen Haysom); Tracy Thorne (also representing Gary Thorne and family); Mike and Gillian Le Pavoux (also representing James Le Pavoux); Kevin and Colleen Bisson (also representing Andrew and Samantha); Maureen and Dean Mourant (also representing Sandra Le Prevost, Pat and Derrick Leale, Martine and Chris Mourant, Elsa Mourant and Ana and Miguel Feguiera); Nigel Roussel (also representing Karen and Steve Hayson, Jill Marquis and Bernie Collins); Mike and Belinda Northmore (also representing Jannette Banner); Teresa Coombes (also representing Co-op, St Martins); E Blanco; Emma Robins (also representing Gill Syvret-Babodo, management and staff Marks and Spencer); Julie Jardine and Alan Jardine;

Mary Le Feuvre; Mark and Barbara Gill; Jeff Guilbert; Geoff Browning; Glynn Bourgaize; Colin Knight (also representing Pamela Knight); Marion Power (also representing Fiona Power, Carl and Anda Jones and George Edwards); Ken Mauger; Roger and Carolyn Naftel; Sheila and Keith Torode; CJ and Nicki Greenslade; David and Kolleen Packham; Ted Wild; George Taylor (also representing Pat Hooper, Pat and Wilf Holland and Fran (Green Hut)); Roger and Sue Rimann; Steve and Jackie Williamson; Caroline Le Cheminant; Sue Ogier; Christine and Denis Masson; Linda Le Noury; Kassandra Torode and James Torode; Michael Doherty and Paul Doherty; Helga Carre;

Flowers were from Kath. Jenny, Pam and Carole and all the grandchildren.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or The Royal British Legion (Guernsey Branch), Central Committee, c/o The Treasurer, Rue des Fosses, St Saviours, GY7 9SU.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Jeremy (Jez) Richard Michael Mahoney who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 62 years was held at Les Camps Methodist Church and conducted by Reverend Stephen Dallin.

Hymns were “The Lord’s My Shepherd”, “Still” and “Waymaker”. Processional music was “Yet Not I But Through Christ In Me” by City Alight. Poems read were “Stop All The Clocks” by W.H. Auden and read by Keith Le Parmentier and “Remain” by Don Lowe and read by Mickey Killick. The Reading was Psalm 23 and read by Reverend Dallin. The Eulogy was read by Sam Mahoney. Reverend Dallin gave the Welcome, Prayers, Jez’s Testimony, Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music was “All These Things I’ve Done” by The Killers.

The Mourners Were: Helen Mahoney, wife (also representing Suzy and Peter Rose, Caroline and Mike Allisette, Sue and Bryon Rees and family and Don, Helen and Alex Lowe); Siobhan Mahoney-Bougourd, daughter and Patrick Bougourd, son-in-law (also representing Lottie Mahoney-Bougourd, granddaughter); Robyn Craig, daughter and Douglas Craig, son-in-law (also representing Rowdie and Percy); Sam Mahoney, son and Martine Mahoney, daughter-in-law (also representing Lilac-Rose Lanoe and Ethan Lanoe); Chanelle Lanoe, grandchild;

Pauline Fancourt, mother-in-law; David Peel; Ros Mahoney, sister (also representing John); Katrina Collier, niece (also representing Andy Collier, Thomas and Rosie); Sebastian Moore, nephew (also representing Tamar Moore and William and Penny); Anne Lynch, sister (also representing Natalie Lynch); Hilary Hanslip, sister; Mickey Killick and Glenn Killick, sister and brother-in-law; Barry Furby, father-in-law (also representing Sue Furby); James Killick, nephew (also representing Chloe Allen); Poppy Killick, niece (also representing Benny);Tina and Carl Wright, aunt and uncle-in-law (also representing Mickey Wright and Frankie Wright); Julie Lynch, niece; Christyna Lynch, niece;

Also Present Were: Caroline Robert (also representing Paul Robert and family, cousins); Revd Jacky Cottrell (also representing Revd Howard Stringer and Sarah Plumley); Theresa Savident (also representing Nicky Walsh and Sandra Bridle); Angela and Eric Graham (also representing Linda Cohu, Roger Browning and Maggie Lewis); Gwen and Rob Dovey; Very Reverend Tim Barker (also representing Reverend Julie Robilliard and Judy Barker); Toni Bridle (also representing Liam Bridle, Karen Jones, Gary Le Page and Kerry Wilding); Janet Rowe, AUB Trustees; Jenna De Garis, AUB Trustees; Jackie Lickley, AUB Trustees (also representing Jodi Langlois – IQEQ, Alice Barber – IQEQ and Louise McCathy – IQEQ);

Barry and Jan Barbé (also representing Colly and Adrian Paul, Jill and Paul Allen and Sally Reddall); Annette Chutter (also representing Jason, Gracie and Trinity Chutter, Mark Robert, Nana and Patrick Aboagye, Craig Curzon and Wesley Methodist Church); Colleen Ogier (also representing Caroline Treharne and Wesley Methodist Church); Warner Koller; Jean Lewis; Nicolle Gouveia; Dawn Madell (also representing Mick Madell, Sheilagh Corbally and Rachel and Gary Le Cheminant); Paul and Ann Martin (also representing Jamie and Emma Pang and Martin and Martin Ltd); Debbie and Lenny Dawson (also representing Grant Cameron); Paula Le Poidevin (also representing Andre and Pierre); Lisa and Roland Gulliver; Keith and Michelle, Chloe, Luke and Grace Le Parmentier Will Bridges (also representing Mark Hasson and Nathan Le Patourel); Pauline Garland;

Margaret Le Parmentier (also representing Jennifer Le Poidevin and Shirley Fallaize); Becky Dean; Jacki James (also representing Dave Preston, Rachel Tyson and Tracy Waterman); Margaret Tostevin (also representing Keith Tostevin); Beryl Peel; Yvette Barbe (also representing Rod Allan); Sarah Whitehead (also representing Pat Lees); Richard and Louisa Halliday (also representing Philipa and Tenzin, Lhasa and Zephyr); Suzanne Kenward (also representing Kelly and Andre Byrne); Bonita Lanoe; Chris Jehan; Teresa and Derek Brown (also representing Brooklyn and Vanessa Brown); Chris and Sue Clack; Maurice Norman; Susan Hubert; Rosemary Wolfe; Chloe Hubert; John Hutchinson; Sharon Williams; Val Corbin (also representing David Corbin); Alison Chart (also representing Mick); Laura Stockwell; David Painter; Matt and Jo Champion; Pat Langford and Alice Langford; Tony and Maggie Pickford; Simon Torode (also representing Ian Doyle); Rosemary and Terry Willey (also representing Carole and Nev Jehan); Richard Grimes; Maxine Jehan; Matthew Rimmer;

Gillian Foulds (also representing Carl Foulds, Leo and Imogen Foulds); Mark Le Page (also representing Sue, Lucy and Harry); Jane and Andy Green; Kirsty and David Green; Rosemary Bishop-White (also representing Rosaire Community Association, also Mike Logue Housing Manager and Avril Collenette, Assistant Housing Manager); Sue Kirkpatrick (also representing Liz and Barry Kettlety); John and Bridie Bougourd (also representing Martin, Kelly, Amelia-Jane and Evelyn Bougourd); Toni Airley (also representing Allan Airley and Meg and Charlotte Channing); Rob Holder; Elis Bebb; Mireille Dowding (also representing Craig Dowding, Stuart and Fiona Dowding and Heather Groves); Jeannie and Milton Carré (also representing Peggy Ellis);

Geoff and Sandra Gallienne (also representing Hannah and Colin Le Page and Clive and Marilyn Falla); Steph Vidamour, friend and colleague (also representing IQEQ (Guernsey) Limited, Josie Guille, Roxanne Hooper, Keith Le Page, Shan Ward, Laura Matthews and Samantha Flouquet); Anne-Marie Craig and Paul Craig; Sharon McMillan (also representing Anna McKerrell); Emma and Bart Stratford-Hall; Henry and Beth Lewis; Kate Hatton (also representing Tim Hatton and Claire Claxton); Aindre and Kim Reece-Sheerin; Douglas Craig (also representing Ross, Ross, Haden and Johnny); Gill and Rachel Dallin (also representing Amanda Wilkinson and Jez); Miriam Le Page (also representing Annette Rabey); Anita Robert (also representing Lee Robert); Jean Rolls; Pam Gidney; Sarah Hendry (also representing Rick and Alex Brooks); Leah Hopps; Elizabeth Orr; Ruth Le Poidevin; Emily Nuttall; Judy Walker; Guy Plummer; Ashley Holmes; Kay Le Page; Sarah Snell (also representing Roy Snell);

Chrysta Robert (also representing Michael Robert); Sarah Allisette (also representing Caroline, Mike and Edward Allisette and Lynne Kendal-Falla); Dawn Taylor; Jan Priest (also representing Naomi Priest); James Priest; Martin Priest; Diane Matthews; Margaret and Andrew Redhead (also representing Claire Teed); Judith Scott; Kelly Regnard (also representing Fiona Corbet); Ruth Dallin; Mandy Halloway; Matthew Brehaut; Donna Le Prevost (also representing Team Sarnia); Dan Le Friec; Harry Plumley (also representing Gillian Casey and Louise Parsons); Kelly Magee-Brookes; Sara Parfit (also representing Parfit family); Lotte Parfit; Clive Damsell (also representing Vito Priore); Karen Bower (also representing Ian Brown); Julie Coutu; Vanessa Kenny; Mark Douglas (also representing Sarah Douglas); Alasdair McLaren; Katherine Murchie (also representing Gary Murchie and Rob, Sharon, Sophie and Marla Naftels);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or Les Camps Methodist Church, c/o The Treasurer, Grande Rue, St Martins, GY4 6AB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Angela Mavis Chilcott who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 90 years was held at the Forest Parish Church and conducted by the Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, John De Lisle accompanied the singing of “Morning Has Broken”, “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Dear Lord and Father”. Opening music was a compilation of songs chosen by the family. The Bible Reading was Psalm 23. Memories of Angela were read by Edward Chilcott (son). The poem’s “When Words Fail” was read by Clare (daughter) and “Do Not Stand At My Grave and Weep” was read by Joanna (daughter). Reverend Le Vasseur gave The Sentences, Opening Prayer, Words of Comfort, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Committal and Final Prayer. Recessional Music was “Morning Has Broken” by Cat Stevens and “Time To Say Goodbye” by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman. 

The Mourners Were: Joanna Hunter, daughter; Neil Hunter, son-in-law (also representing Alex Hunter, grandson and Johanna Hunter, Noah and Isaac Hunter, great-grandsons, Australia); Clare Cooper, daughter (also representing James Cooper, grandson and Sara Cooper, Ella and Lily, great-granddaughters, USA); Edward Chilcott, son; Ondy Chilcott, daughter-in-law (also representing Lexia, granddaughter and Harry, grandson, Australia); Ben Hunter, grandson (also representing Lindsey Anderson, niece, Canada); Max Hunter, Grandson (also representing Emma Hunter and Henry, great-grandson); Louis Hunter, grandson (also representing David Green and Fran Morris, UK); Sophie Edmondson, granddaughter (also representing James Edmondson, Aubrey and Bernie, great-granddaughter and great-grandson);

 Also Present Were: James Underdown (also representing Mik Underdown and Sally Ozanne); Jenny Chainey (also representing all the staff and management of Maison De Beauvoir Care Home); Andrew Lindsay (also representing Liesel Lindsay, Alex and Karen Lindsay and Alison Lindsay Mares); Ginny Morgan (also representing Jason Morgan); John Nicolle (also representing Margaret Nicolle and all friends and drivers from St Martins Age Concern Group); Denis Bienvenu (also representing Forest Stores); Jane and Tony Rix; Gary Darling (also representing Liz Darling and family); Maureen Glendinning (also representing family); Jackie Chilton (also representing Peggy Hunter and the extended Hunter family, Betty Lowe and Carolyn Taylor);

Ray Watts (also representing Helen Le Maitre); Alison Foley (also representing John Foley and Geoff and Heather Norman); Margaret Boden-Heaume, Lay Minister Forest Parish Church (also representing Richard Lenfestey Heaume MBE, Emmo and Jeremy Smithies National Trust); Janette Le Maitre (also representing Ian Le Maitre); Tim and Gill Spencer (also representing Belinda, Nick, Sophie and Marcel and families); John Hardie (also representing Corinne Hardie); Jenny Tracey (also representing Elizabeth Baxter); Angela White; Ian and Sheila Mauger; Jean Perfitt; Fiona Spano; Carolyn Le Poidevin; Angus and Lesley Bodman (also representing Nick and Sue Guillemete); Maureen Le Brun; Stuart and Sophie Perfitt;

Geoff and Jennie Dorey; David and Karina de Carteret; Chris and Janet Sherwell; Elke Schmiek (also representing Vicky Manning); Terry and Tracie Coule (also representing Mark and Sue Radford); Serena Griffiths (also representing Trevor Griffiths); Jose Day; Lorna Hooley; Janice Evett; Jill Halloran; Imogen Berryman; Alistair Gates and Karen Van Grieken (also representing all staff at Cazenove); Gill Freeman (also representing Martin Freeman); Simon Geall (also representing The Geall family); Ann McMahon; Nancy Smith; Claire Froome (also representing Roger, Ian, Charlotte and Sarah Froome and David Mosley); Susie Farnon (also representing David Farnon and Cathy Freeman); Carlee Richmond (also representing Merrilee Tabel, Hugh Tabel and Andy Richmond); Sue and Paul Wilson; Claire Barber (also representing Gresham Barber, Jenny Seth-Smith and John and Lizzie Fitzgerald); Martin and Barbara Lovell; Julie Perfitt; Carol and Nick Renny; Richard Crowder; Bridget Carey and Devic Carey); Zac Hannis (also representing Kirstin Campbell);

Flowers were from Joanna, Clare, Edward, Neil and Ondy. All the grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Gordon Clement Fowler who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 95 years was held at Beckfords Chapel and conducted by the Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

Opening music was “Chariots of Fire” by Vangelis. Hymns played were “We Plough The Fields” and “I Vow to Thee My Country”. The Bible Reading was Ecclesiastes 3 verses 1-11. Reverend Le Vasseur gave The Sentences, Opening Prayer, Memories of Gordon, Words of Comfort, Prayers, The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Committal and Final Prayers. Recessional Music was “Black and White Rag” Pot Black Theme Tune.

The Mourners Were: David and Alice Fowler, son and daughter-in-law; Alexander Fowler, grandson; Chloe Watson-Jones, granddaughter; Peter Fowler, son (also representing Jacky Fowler and Kate Fowler); Hamish Fowler, grandson;

Also Present Were: David Eaton (also representing The Guernsey Blind Association and Janet Price); Bridget Carey; Michael Kinnersly (also representing Sarah Kinnersly); Jenny Le Tissier (also representing staff and residents at Maison De Beauvoir Care Home and Alison Morgan); Gordon Tostevin; Beverley Mackay (also representing Bruce Mackay); Rosemary Le Cheminant; Bryan Renouf (also representing Kathleen Renouf); Judith Stringer; Beryl Garrard; Michael Whelan;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Blind Association, C/o The Secretary, Le Four Cabot, St Andrews, GY6 8XE.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Kathleen Mary Kelling who passed away at her home, aged 90 years was held at Torteval Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Sue Brooks accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s My Shepherd” (crimond) and “Praise my Soul, King of Heaven”. Tribute to Kath – Family Memories was read by Ben (nephew). The Bible Reading was Psalm 121 and read by Laura (granddaughter). Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Sentences, Opening Prayer, Words of Comfort, The Lord’s Prayer, The Prayers, Commendation and Final Prayers. Exit Music was “Bring me Sunshine” by Morecombe and Wise.

The Mourners Were: Andrew and Hazel Kelling, son and daughter-in-law; Jane and Martin Spratt, daughter and son-in-law; Sally Kelling, daughter; Louise and Alan Robins, daughter and son-in-law; Shaun and Dani Kelling, grandson and granddaughter-in-law; Ava Kelling, great-granddaughter; Freya Kelling, great-granddaughter; Beckie and Olly Duquemin, granddaughter and grandson-in-law (also representing Honor and Nancy Duquemin, great-granddaughters and Sonya Zabiela); Laura and Noel Kanjere, granddaughter and grandson-in-law; Ebony Kanjere, great-granddaughter; Hayley Wallace and Ross Martel, granddaughter and grandson-in-law; Claudia Wallace, great-granddaughter; Lochlan Wallace, great-grandson; Sarah Robins, granddaughter; Joshua Carberry, great-grandson (also representing Terry Carberry); 

Alfie Gontier, great-grandson; Tony Robins, grandson (also representing Ross Collins); Jill and Balli Klimaschewski, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Felix Klimaschewski, nephew, Sonja, Peppa, great-niece and Nevis, great nephew, Joanna Brehaut, niece, Rachel Brehaut, niece, Tom and Joe, great-nephews, Virginia Brehaut, niece, Jack and Louis, great-nephews and Chris); Benjamin Klimaschewski-Sadler, nephew; Sofia Parkinson-Klimaschewski; great niece, Vera Biggs, cousin; John Biggs, cousin (also representing Jackie Biggs); Vince Kelling (nephew also representing Jeannette Kelling, Dot Kelling, sister-in-law and Sandra De Carteret, niece);

Patrick Robert, nephew and Jane Robert; Philip Robert, nephew; Karen Robins, niece (also representing Keith Robins, Gavin Robins, great-nephew, Hazel Robins, Gracie Robins, great-great-niece, Colin Robins, great-nephew, Shaun Robins,  Great-nephew, Fran Le Noury, Barney Robins, great-great-nephew, Katie Robins, great-niece, Aaron Slattery, Nuala Slattery, great-great-niece, Jordan Robins, great-great-nephew, Lydia Robins, great-great-niece and Jessica Robins, great-great-niece); Yvonne Paine; cousin; Stella Bougourd, cousin (also representing Russ and Heidi Taylor, Rénee and Angela Tyson); Nancy Dickinson; cousin.

Also Present Were: Barbara Le Poidevin (also representing Age Concern, Western Centre and Alan and Gill Le Poidevin); Pauline Tayler (also representing Adrian Tayler); Gary and Shan Ward (also representing Nathan Ward, Eileen and Nigel Gontier); Sue Brooks (also representing family); Kevin and Kim Smith (also representing Reg and Beryl Smith and Richard and Zizina Sarre); Eileen Gallienne (also representing Marion Gallienne); Wendy Byrom (also representing Gabrielle Le Couteur); Jane Biggs; Darina Doyle and Jackson Ward; Mandy Mortimer (also representing Jon, Jodie, Sophie and Grace Dorey); Liz and Richard Torode; Patrick and Anne Le Tocq (also representing Penny Watt); Fiona Taylor; Phil and Jackie Duquemin; Margaret Help; Julie Exall (also representing Stuart and family); Rob Spratt and Julie Torode; Alan Le Prevost;

Dave and Carol Gallienne (also representing Ricky and Donna Gallienne); Shane Branquet (also representing the Branquet family); Margaret Smith; Tony and Christine Martel (also representing Ryan Martel); Kate Lee and Keith Russell; John Giles (also representing Elizabeth Giles); Carol Le Noury; Avril Trump (also representing Adam Trump, Andy Blondel, Kevin Foley, Hazel Duquemin, Jayne Cataroche and Maureen De La Mare); Paul and Julie Main (also representing Nigel and Karen Riddle and Sadie and Peter Merrien); Peggy Le Clerc (also representing Steve and Sue Sweet and Michelle Bougourd); Ken and Yvonne Mauger (also representing Stuart and Saitong Mauger, Kerry Harris and family and Janet Snell and family); Terry and Margaret Tostevin (also representing Paul, Joy and Holly); Eleanor de Kooker (also representing Neil de Kooker); Karen McClean (also representing Martyn McClean); Carol Damarell (also representing Mick and family).

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Bright Tights, C/o The Treasurer, Les Roches Fleuries, Grand Douit Lane, St Sampsons, GY2 4WG or The Community Nurses, (Patient Equipment Fund), Castel Hospital, La Neuve Rue, Castel, GY5 7NJ.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Peter Edmund Le Sauvage who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 71 years was held at the Vale Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Mr Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Will Your Anchor Hold”. Opening Music was “You Are The First, The Last, My Everything” by Barry White. The Tribute was given by Collette, Emma and Alan, closing with “Sweet Caroline” by Neil Diamond. The Bible Reading was Mark, chapter 4 vs 35-41 and read by Sue du Jardin. Music played during Time of Reflection was “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong. The Poem “Our Anchor” was read by Amelie (granddaughter). Reverend Le Vasseur gave The Sentences, Opening Prayer, Words of Comfort, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation, Committal and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Whiter Shade of Pale” followed by “We are Sailing”, played by Mr Andrew Warren. 

The Mourners Were: Becky Le Sauvage, wife; Collette and Andrew Watts, daughter and son-in-law; Amelie Watts, granddaughter; Elliott Watts, grandson; Emma and James Le Flocq, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Elodie Le Flocq, granddaughter and Etienne Le Flocq, grandson); Lesley Scarrott; Linda and Bob Le Maitre, sister and brother-in-law; Gemma Le Maitre, niece (also representing Graeme Harrison, Jack Harrison, great-nephew and Theo Harrison, great-nephew); Chloe Le Maitre, niece; Sandra Robins, sister; Gordon Robins, brother-in-law (also representing Charmaine Le Sauvage, sister); Kay and Martyn Thorne, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Tony and Sandra Thorne); John Blackwell, father-in-law; Kerry Moon, brother-in-law; Jane Moon, sister-in-law; Roger and Beverley Mahy, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Dennis O’Regan (Ireland); Joanne Duncombe, niece and Aaron Duncombe (also representing Jonah Duncombe, Charmaine and Paul Duncombe);

Vikki Gallienne, niece and Matthew Gallienne (also representing Ruby and Elias Gallienne and Kate and Steve Gallienne); Pam and Brian Le Tissier, cousins (also representing Darren and Jayne, Natalie and Quentin, Yvonne and Mick Tostevin, cousins, Helen, Mark, Jayne and Megan); Ken Le Sauvage, cousin (also representing Pat and Adrian Le Sauvage); Alan and Judie Ellis (also representing Olivia Ellis, Billy Haworth and Vicki Hamilton);

Also Present Were: Zac Hannis (also representing Beckfords Funeral Services, Nadia Hannis, Paula Ettesse-Wilson, Jane and Dave Sherbourne, Dave Bichard, John and Natalie Riley, Michelle Duquemin, Dianne Le Prevost and St Pierre Park Golf Club); Mike Hamon (also representing Annette Hamon); Steve Hocart (also representing Wendy Hocart); Laura and Mick Le Flocq (also representing Stuart Le Flocq) and Christy Blondel); Jeff Martel, (Signrite); Donna Stafford; Paul Diamond; Gail Munro; Lee and Tracey Smith; Jo Penney (also representing Regan Penney and Andy Mahy); Stephen Pipe and family; Geoff Pipet (also representing Carol Pipet); Jasmine Coquelin (also representing Jaide and Janet Ashwith); Heather and John Banford; Peter Wright;

Jeanette Savage (also representing Ethan and La Houguette Primary School); Karl Lohmier and Sally De Garis; Martin Lock; Nigel Vaudin (also representing Shirley Vaudin and Julian Woodhard); Trevor Le Gallez (also representing Karen);  Gary Seabrook; Isaac Morris; Mark Edmonds (also representing Dave Corson and Steve Mahy); Bernie and Shirley Collins; Roy Martel, Past Captain and President L’Ancresse Golf Club); Tina McClean, Abbie Loughlin and Linda Tostevin (also representing Lee McClean, Nicole McClean and Kelly Humphrey); Adie and Linda De Kooker (also representing Sam De Kooker and John and Janine Lewis); Sarah Day (also representing Julian Morris, Margi Jorgensen and Guernsey Rowing Club); Winston Le Sauvage and June Martel (also representing Tracy Le Sauvage); Sandra and Gregg Wilkins; Ian and Lynda Gilmour (also representing family); Carmen Skuse (also representing Graham Skuse and Keith and Michelle Le Parmentier); Patti Touray (also representing Helen and Nina);

Jackie Foss (also representing Alan Foss, Mina Hamon, Robert Hamon, Charlie Browning and Aimee Browning); Ken and Juliet Carre (also representing the team at Noyon’s Funeral Services); Philip Miles (also representing Margaret Miles, Jamie Miles, Brian Queru and family, Robin Mauger and family, Luke Mauger and family, Stuart Davidson and family, Jonny Guillemet and family and Karl Bradley and family); Richard Brown (also representing Maria Brown and Pete and Barbara Garfield); Tony Robert (also representing Nicola Luxon and Wayne Robert); Richard and Joy Le Prevost (also representing Christine Torode and Jane Le Prevost);

Gary and Karen Fitchet (also representing Natasha Riley); Carole Renouf and Kim Ferbrache (also representing Jeanette Hamon); Keith and Val Austin; Roger Chauvel (also representing Diane Chauvel and Ron Le Page); Kevin Le Tissier (also representing Marion Le Tissier and the staff of RH Le Tissier); Simon and Mary Hollyer-Hill (also representing Alan Le Page); Peggy and Rob Ellis; Geoff Meagher (also representing Karen Meagher); Peter Dorey (also representing Sara Dorey and Steve and Ginny Heaume); Anne Bourgaize; Cynthia Lenormand (also representing Mireille Dowding); Gary and Liz Darling (also representing Alan and Rosie Scott and Emma Bollard); Ian Robert (also representing Charlotte and family and Margaret Robert and family); Tim and Laura Le Page; Kevin Lesbirel;

Juliette Christian (also representing Paul); Jean Rouget; Ken Sweet; Simon De La Mare (also representing Michaela De La Mare); Jason Le Noury (also representing June Ozanne); Jennifer Roussel; Patrick Devaney (also representing Diane Devaney, Kelly Devaney and Andrew Devaney); Debra Cain; Paddy Breton; Vic and Carol Ryan (also representing Tony and Jacque Davies); Trevor and Julie Coulter; Steve Martin; Bob Le Bargy; Richard Thomson (also representing Tim Carter); Dave Finigan (also representing Jane, Jenny, Karen and Paula); David Hannah (also representing Harry Prince); Robert and Sheila Benstead; David and Angela Thompson; Michael Boot (also representing Susan Boot, Steve and Jackie Williamson and Dick and Dolores Young); Paul Le Prevost; Antony Le Prevost; Mark Bideau (also representing Tracy Bideau); Robert Prigent; Chris Massey (also representing Jane Massey and John De La Mare); Marcus and Jill Hamon;

Chris Le Tissier (also representing Mrs J.M.J Machon); Charlie Smith (also representing RH Gaudion and Sons Ltd); Tom Thoumine (also representing Mary Thoumine); Sam Rowe; Andy Rowe (also representing Becky Rowe); Dave and Sue Crocker; Andy Hall; David Mullins (also representing Charmaine Mullins); Dr George Oswald (also representing Peter and Les Glazzard); Janson and Sue Bewey; Carol Le Page; Dave Sands; Jason Josey (also representing Jenson Josey); Daniella Josey (also representing Aimee Fooks); Rosanne Bonanni; Roger and Jill Morgan; Glyn Morgan (also representing Chris Bran); Mike and Sharon Collenette; Danny Archer (also representing Debbie Archer); Gillian and Jon Gill (also representing Peter Gill and the Guernsey Rowing Club); Tony Smith; Bernie Falla (also representing Shirley Falla); Bobby Eggo; Sarah James (also representing Steve James, Barry Langlois, Jane Langlois and Catherine Sarre); Malcolm Marquand (also representing Rita); Nick and Maija Herquin; Denis Le Prevost and Sheena Le Prevost (also representing David Nussbaumer); Lisa Blondel (also representing Valerie Blondel); Colin Fallaize (also representing Karina, Amy and Jacob); Jacqueline Hunt; Baiba Darzina (also representing Kayleigh Rossiter, Tom Le Huray, Adam Le Pelley and Marilyn and Roy Vidamour);  Pat and John Leighton; Tony and Maureen Baudains (also representing Nigel Mallet);

Martyn Blondel and Pat Le Sauvage (also representing Sue Dawe, André Ferbrache and Terry Robilliard (Scotland)); John Rothwell (also representing U3a Petanque Group); Gwen Rothwell (also representing U3a Skittles Group); Vanessa Guilbert (also representing Barry Guilbert, Paul and Kietta Queripel and family); Phil Toll (also representing Tattie Thompson and Simon Marley); Roy Corbet, past captain L’Ancresse Golf Club; Tim and Julie Prout; Tony and Judith Sargent (also representing the family); Vikki Davis (also representing Iveta Carter); Keith and Pam Le Vallée (also representing Dave and Maggie Herquin); Jim Mechem, L’Ancresse Captain 1984-1985; Alan and Cheryl Mahy (also representing Peter Kenney, Steve Mahy, Bill Le Huray (President L’Ancresse Golf Club) and Jo, Tom, Sam and Rebecca); Ray Blondel; Lou Ashworth (also representing Debbie Wright);

Lionel Girard (also representing Mick Girard, Terence Girard, (Madeira), Ray Mecham and Nigel Mallett); Jacky Lowery (also representing Jenny Martin, Sharon Hartley, Nicholas Martin, Marguerite Corbin and Joseph Le Maitre); Benjamin Le Maitre; Thomas Le Maitre; Abdul Tacho; Sparrow Guille (also representing Paul (Lofty) Lowe, Colin Wherry and Sharon and John Le Cheminant); Colin Goubert (also representing Julie Hamilton-Bishop, Steve and Jackie Goubert, Jody and Colette Warren and Peter and Debbie Guille); Jamie Blondel (also representing Claire, Ellie and Lewis Blondel); Bernadette Foss (also representing Margaret Help and Philip Corbet); Tony Blondel (also representing Janet Blondel, Ian and Claire Giles and M Solway); Clare Mapley;

Roslyn Le Tissier (also representing Rodney Le Tissier); Candice Le Tissier; Margaret and Mike Allen; Jo Le Ray (also representing Sue Chedhomme); Mark Wilcox; Mark Sheppard (also representing Sally Dowinton); Gill Burford; Keith and Christine Ellis; Tom Le Sauvage and Kimberly Allen (also representing Millie Le Sauvage and Tina and Billy Allen); Jason Savident (also representing Clare Savident); Andy Le Sauvage (also representing Carol); Nigel Leale; Nick and Jan Olliver (also representing family); Jo Gilbert (also representing Chelsea and Zak, Bev Mella and Sofia); Wendy Anthony; Samantha MacRae; Martyn Mourant; Gina Le Maitre (also representing Lucy and Craig Carre and Amy and Richard Thompson); Nigel Baudains; Andrew Tostevin; Gerry Walsh; Andy Walden; Lynne Coutanche, President GGU and Jeff Davies);

Mick Ward (also representing Michelle); Peter Sheppard (also representing Angela Sheppard); Ray Watts; Tony Gaudion (also representing Martin Gaudion and RH Gaudion and Sons); Ross Hamon; Karl Robins and Hayley; Peter Blampied (also representing Julie Blampied); Ashley Dye; Geoff and Jenny Orme (Captain L’Ancresse Golf Club) (also representing Bill Le Huray, Tom and Sam and Steve Mahy); Joe Gillen (also representing Karen Gillen); Rick Warr (also representing Mark, Kevin and Anne Robert); Peter Gibson; Richard and Erica Vaudin; Andy and Julie Lemee; Roger and Carolyn Naftel (also representing Dean and Nicky Machon); John and Karen Drillot; Andy Kelling (also representing Hazel Kelling and Alan Le Prevost); Clive and Sally Brown;

Nev Cluett (also representing Dave and Ann Cluett, Phillip Walters, Teresa Dowinton, management and staff of Heating and Combustion Solutions); Wedd Osmond; Nigel Burnard (also representing Karen Burnard); Brian Ayres; Stephen Watkins; Martin Netherton; Tim Benstead (also representing Lola Benstead); Mick O’Connell (also representing Betty O’Connell); Colin and Cindy De Jersey; Robbie Beck and Sue Black; Tony Crawley and Jackie Crawley; Kevin and Linda Masterton; Richard Cottram; Neil Tanguy and Jock Tanguy, Golf Course Management; Tony Brassell; Tania Jackson (also representing Stephanie Jackson); Chris Jackson and Sam Jackson (also representing Emma Jackson and Cayde Jackson);

Maurice Julou (also representing Simon Julou); Brian and Pam Staples (also representing Barbara Ayslett); Brian Ferbrache (also representing Sue Ferbrache); John and Leasa Callaway (also representing Darren and Ampon Burtenshaw, Laura Callaway, Luke and family and Graham Hards); Mick and Ann King (also representing Gary King); Eric Legg (also representing Sue Legg, Jane Collenette, Steve and Carol Langlois and Al Le Noury); Paul Tostevin (also representing Sophie Marsden and Danielle Tostevin); David and Lynn Breban (also representing Matthew, Karen Dyke and family, Julie and Jamie Sebire, Stella and Tony Vile, Julie and Paul Main, Mick and Jocelyn Garnham, Carl Foulds, Direct Architectural Solutions Ltd); Jenny Froome (also representing Tony Froome and Petula Hubert);

Nigel and Jocelyn Dorey (also representing Roger and Collette Dorey); Betty and Barry Morshead (also representing Mickey Mechem, Neil Mechem, Sarnia Dalton and Janice and Brian Robson); Jim Gilligan, President Royal Guernsey Golf Club (also representing Chris Thompson, Captain Royal Guernsey Golf Club, Patrick McKeary and Roy Angliss); Claire Brehaut (also representing Jason Norman and Katie Norman); Mark Mullen (also representing Debbie Mullen and family); Paul Benstead and family (also representing John Holdaway and Lyndon Trott); Gen Witham (also representing Lindsay Gallagher, Alice De La Rue, Karlie Bichard and Everyone at CIAS); Ian Le Page (also representing Vivien); Rose and Mick Collins (also representing Lynn Cleal); Colin Robert (also representing Jan and Elliott); Ken Hollings (also representing Michelle Hollings);

Chris and Tracey Allen (also representing Len Allen); Peter McCracken; Sally and John Chick; Mark Addlesee; Nikki Addlesee; Shane De Carteret; Karl and Fiona Guille (also representing Christine Guille and Brad and Carl); Anne Pinchemain (also representing Richard Pinchemain); Val and Gordon Le Page; Carol Besnard; Aileen Chapple (also representing Megan Chapple and Dan Harradine); Christie Chapple; Bob and Wendy Ozanne (also representing George and Judy Tolcher); Brian Queru (also representing family); Phil Rowe (also representing Lesley Stewart and Andy Chamberlain); Roger and Claire Froome (also representing Ian and Sarah Froome, Bob Froome and Sons, Adrian Bush, Peter Vaudin and Tony and Jenny Froome); Andrew Chapple (also representing boys at Annandale);

Tina and George Le Ray (also representing Jason Le Ray); Geoff Browning; Gary Veron; Geoff Le Page (also representing Lynne); Colin Gilbert (also representing Pete Prus); Richard Ogier (also representing Terry Ogier, Anne Ogier and John Holt); Sally Ferbrache (also representing Dick Bachmann); John Lihou (also representing Marlene and Chris Workman); Matt and Liz Brouard (also representing Cooper Brouard); Jackie Pengelley (also representing Keith Pengelley); Richard Ashplant (also representing Debbie); Mike Irvin (also representing Vince Aylward); Steve Thoumine; Graham Le Poidevin (also representing Richard and Audrey Gillingham); Roy and Ann Brehaut (also representing Peter Le Prevost and Sheila Le Tissier); Julie Fallaize; Richard Breban (also representing Anne); Frances Guille; Howard Mauger;

Nigel and Sue Du Jardin; Andrea and Jospeh Paul (also representing Molly, Lizzie and Gabriel Paul); Jason Woodhard; Jason Brown (also representing Collette Brown); Bob Yeaman; Dave Perrio (also representing Anne; Rob and Katie Sweeney (also representing Les Beaucamp High School); Richard Dye; Steve Huxster (also representing West Coast Angling Club); David Dorey; Ian Baker (also representing Andy Gillson and Mandy Gillson); Paul Marrett (also representing Maxine, Tom and Megan and Pete and Josie Marrett); Andy Mahon (also representing Jos and Wendy Ensink); Peter Lowe; Lloyd Le Page (also representing Ian Le Page); Gary Le Tissier; Geoff and Jan Guille; Helen Ogier (also representing Phil Ogier); Mich Le Poidevin; Ray Woodcock; Tony Brown (also representing Lee Brown); Martyn and Matthew Mauger; Emma Davenport; George Melhuish (also representing Karen Melhuish and Andy Myers); Max Ellis (also representing Sinead Ellis); Helen Wallbridge (also representing Laura Fallaize and Ian Wallbridge); Margaret Middleton (also representing Martine Middleton);

A Guard of Honour was formed by the following; Brian Staples, Steve Pipe, Bernie Falla, Pete Dorey, Andy Chapple, Dave Perrio, Karl Guille, Joe Paul, Jonny Gill, Lloyd Le Page, 

Flowers were from Becky. Collette and Andrew. Emma, James, Elodie and Etienne Tiddles and Tiddles. Amelie and Elliott. Sandra and Gordon, Karl and Hayley, Tania and Chris.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or Bulstrode Oncology Unit, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for June Winifred Hosek who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 82 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational Music was a compilation of June’s favourite songs. Opening Music was “Morning Has Broken” by Cat Stevens. Music played during Time of Reflection was “In My Life” by The Beatles. Michelle read a poem on behalf of Dawn, who was unable to attend, called “Dawn’s Poem for June. Michelle gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, June’s Story, The Poem “Number’s Up” by Rebecca Spilsbury, Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” by Israel Kamakawiwo’ol.

The Mourners Were: Karin Hosek, daughter (also representing Michael Hosek, son (Austria), Wynn Sarchet, (close family friend) also Luke Sarchet (Australia)); Ben Hosek, grandson; Josh Hosek, grandson; Ricky and Norma Willcocks (also representing John and Mavis Vaudin, brother and sister-in-law, Peterborough); Jenny Hosek, daughter-in-law (also representing Kris Hosek, grandson and Lisa, Livia and Thomas Hosek, grandson); Margaret Mechem, cousin; Richard and Erica Vaudin (also representing Les and Wendy Culverwell, cousins);

Also Present Were: Michelle Duquemin (also representing Lloyd Duquemin and Brian Lowe); Clinton Le Page (also representing Rose Corbet and Richard Flatres); Sadie Rosamond (also representing Andy and Alexia Rosamond); Mandy Roland (also representing Rose Bromley, Julie Vaudin, Wendy Hantonne and Christopher Druce); Ruth Holberry (also representing Margaret Inder, Kitty Addison and Carl and Sandra Osborne); Merle Gallienne and Julie Eggo, (Bels Bingo Friday); Diane Perkins (also representing Hayley and Debbie Manning);

Jenny Phillips (also representing Rachel Phillips, Carol Forman and Tony Stanford); Tressa Harlow (also representing Dawn Boscher and Maggie Baldwin); Sandra Le Patourel (also representing Susan Walker and Lynda McKee); Dawn Hughes (also representing Joan Gauvain and Pat Breban); Val De Carteret (also representing M & V Bingo, Maureen and Vanessa Lowe); Sandra Chandler; Sue Le Page (also representing Margaret Le Page); Ruth Lesbirel (also representing Enid Batiste and Ann Batiste); Josie Van Swelm; Liz Lambourne-Fletcher; Rosslyn O’Regan; Faye Le Sauvage; Rena Fraser (also representing Jim Fraser); Karen Hudson; Jane Arnold (also representing Helen Arnold); Kay Mollet; Angie Loveridge (also representing Sandy Farrell);

Flowers were from Karin and Mike. Wynn. Kris, Ben, Josh, Thomas, Livia and Lisa. Jenny.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to St John Ambulance and Rescue, The Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1YN.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private Interment for Carole Anne Mahy who passed away at Green Oaks Nursing Home, aged 76 years was held at St Sampsons Parish Church and conducted by The Very Reverend Tim Barker.

The organist, Mr Robin Le Poidevin accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. The Bible Reading was John 14 verses 1-6. Music during Time of Reflection was played by the organist. The Very Reverend Tim Barker gave the Gathering and Introduction, Address, Including the tribute written by Carole’s family, Poems “Let Me Go” by Christina Georgina Rossetti and “I’m There Inside Your Heart”, Anonymous, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Neil and Heidi Mahy, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Theresa Fusellier and Alan Fusellier (Fuz)); Helen Mahy and Stuart, daughter and son-in-law; Daniel Mahy, grandson; Jake Mahy, grandson; Richard Taylor, brother-in-law; Sarah Vennard, niece (also representing Suzanne Taylor, niece); Lisa Reynolds, niece; Emma Rayson, niece; Anne Hamon, niece (also representing Jane and Dean);

Also Present Were: Katie Kalagi (also representing Trevona Blewett and Emma Clarke); Janice Robson (also representing Brian); Dex Mahy; Nicola Kennedy; Michel Preece (also representing Julie Preece, Samantha Preece and Calum Preece); Kathleen Blatchford; Dave and Margaret Richards; Retta Mitch; Norman and Caroline Gill and family; Claire Le Conte (also representing Green Oaks Nursing Home); Noi Roberston; Helen Gallienne (also representing Kimberley Girard and Laura Boot); Margaret and Terry Hockey; Elaine Walker; Vince Paver and Vanessa Harris (also representing Mary and Colin Paver and Naomi Bargery); Eleisha Gettings; Lisa Morvan;

Flowers were from Neil, Heidi, Helen, Stuart, Daniel and Jake. Richard, Sarah and Suzanne.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Hilda May Fallaize who passed away at Maison De Quetteville, aged 89 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Doctor Adrian Datta.

The organist, Mr Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Morning Has Broken”. The Eulogy was given by Heather Despres, (granddaughter), including the poem “The Dash”. The Bible Reading was John 12: 24-25. Music during Time of Reflection was played on the organ. Reverend Adrian Datta gave the Welcome, Collect, The Sentences, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, The Second Bible Reading, Commendation and Farewell and Final Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Karen Després, daughter; Nick Després, son-in-law (also representing Yolande and David Ifold); Heather Després, granddaughter (also representing Fern Després, granddaughter); Penny and Martyn Mann (also representing Julie Mann, daughter, Nigel Mann, son-in-law and Alexander Mann, grandson); Clary Lesbirel, brother; Val Lesbirel, sister-in-law; Anne Lesbirel, niece; Peter Lesbirel, nephew (also representing Lynda Gavet, niece and Alan Gavet, Dulcie Patch, sister and family); Martin Loader, nephew; Andrew Loader, nephew (also representing Cecilia Loader); Brian Lesbirel, nephew and Sue Lesbirel; Roy Lesbirel, nephew and Kerry Lesbirel (also representing Luke, Aaron and Hannah, great-nephews and niece); Jean Whalley, niece (also representing Sarah and Laura, great-nieces and families); Marina De Garis, niece (also representing Jeff De Garis, Martyn De Garis and Paul De Garis); Yvette Desmond, niece (also representing Steven Desmond, Eloise Desmond, great-niece, David Le Poidevin, Stella Lacey, niece and Robin Lacey);

Also Present Were: Tracy Corbin (also representing Maison de Quetteville care staff); Molly Lesbirel (also representing Tim Lesbirel); Cathy Packham; Elsie Le Prevost (also representing Roy Le Prevost and Rose Dorey); Jason Le Prevost; Rachael Lesbirel (also representing Claire Lesbirel, Paul Bourgaize, Mickey Champion, Megan Winter, Jacob Winter and Maya Winter); R.C. Berry OBE; Nicholas and Caroline Jackson (also representing Fiona, Luke and Sarah Jackson and Cleone Ferris); Hazel Meads (also representing Mike and Pauline Torode and Walter and Brenda Tostevin); Mavis Lemon (also representing Pat O’Toole and Gaynor Babinski); Alan and Wendy Le Cheminant; Mr R Hutchinson; Margaret Priaulx (also representing Philip, Mark and Emily Priaulx); Jayne Campbell (also representing James Campbell); Andrew and Pat Robinson; Ruth Lesbirel; Kevin Smith (also representing Kim Smith);

Flowers were from Karen, Nick and family. Julie, Nigel and Alexander. Clary and family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Dementia Friendly Guernsey, C/o Guernsey Community Foundation, First Floor, Tudor House, St Peter Port, GY1 1DB or Maison de Quetteville Comfort Fund, L’Aumone, Castel, GY5 7RT.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Kenneth William Bourgaize who passed away at his home, aged 77 years was held at Les Adams Methodist Church and conducted by Reverend Jacky Cottrell.

The organist, Mr Peter Le Messurier accompanied the singing of “How Great Thou Art”, “The Old Rugged Cross” and “Abide With Me”. Congregational Music was “Staying at Tamara’s” by George Ezra. The Reading was Psalm 23. Music during Time of Reflection was “Arms of an Angel” by Jonathan Antoine and Charlotte Jaconelli. “Memories” were read by the grandchildren. Reverend Cottrell gave the Sentence of Scripture, Welcome, Prayers, Address, Eulogy, Commendation, Including The Lord’s Prayer and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Catch the Wind” by Donovan. 

The Mourners Were: Marlene price, partner; Nikki Bourgaize, daughter; Jemma Bourgaize, granddaughter and Jack Tough; Neil Price, stepson and Caroline Price, daughter-in-law (also representing Gary and Anna Forbes); Ian Price, stepson and Ali Dodd (also representing Finley Price, grandson); Morgan Price, grandson; Millie Price, granddaughter; Kirsty Price, daughter-in-law; Chloe Price, granddaughter and Tom Rylatt; Amiee Price, granddaughter; Ben price, grandson; Shirley and Georg Neulander, sister and brother-in-law; Shirley and Morris Bougourd, sister-in-law and brother-in-law (also representing Dave and Val Corbin); Clayton Le Prevost;

Bryan and Molly Allez, brother and sister-in-law; Anna Ogier, niece and Steve Walters (also representing Nathan Ogier, great-nephew); Sharon Henderson, niece and Dave Henderson (also representing Harry Henderson, great-nephew and Tony and Jan Plumridge); Sam Bourgaize, great-nephew and Fiona Bourgaize (also representing Paul Bourgaize); Jack Bourgaize, great-nephew and Chloe Torode; Pat Wheeler, cousin (also representing Jim Wheeler and family); Jeffrey Brache, cousin and Valerie Brache; Rosemary Bromley, cousin (also representing Pamela Carre, cousin); Barry Newsom (also representing Jill Newsom, cousin); Mike Newsom, cousin; Samantha Ogier, great-niece; Tom Ogier, great-nephew (also representing Vicky and Maisie); Shane Brouard, great-nephew and Bethan Brouard (also representing Ellen, Lewis and Evie Brouard); Craig Brouard, great-nephew and Vikki Brouard (also representing Aaliyah, Ruby and George);

Also Present Were: Eileen Baird; Mrs D Le Noury (also representing Mr R J Simon); Sue White (also representing Tony White); Jo and Jason Porritt (also representing George and Lucy Porritt and Gill Newsom); Dean Cohrs, nephew (also representing Colin de Moulipied); Dave Snell; Jim and Faith Linane; Ken Brehaut; Joan Le Feuvre (also representing the family); Angela Barite; Veronica and Lynton McCarthy; Richard Le Bargy, Ex Munros; John Robert (also representing YESS Electrical); Phillip Walters; Liam Le Prevost (also representing Carol Le Prevost); Mick Tostevin (also representing Pat Tostevin); Dave and Sandie Chester; Roy Le Poidevin; Jackie Collenette; Stephen and Julie Collenette; Eddie and Emma Edwards (also representing the family); Tania Munro (also representing Alicia, Miles and Annalise Munro and Simon and Sharon Bodkin); Jackie Hamon;

Esther Hatton (also representing John Hatton, Linda McCarthy, Graham Hatton and Sylvia Hatton); Martyn Bourgaize (also representing Sandra Bourgaize and Bev and Dave Gallienne); Kevin Le Noury (also representing Ian Banton, Rene Ozard, Ian Le Sauvage and Neil Corbin); Geoff Pipet (also representing Carol, also Stephen and Lizzy Pipet and family and Lisa and Adie Tempest and family); Peter Costen (also representing David Costen and Sarah Raw); Irvine McGeoch, Ex Munro and Son (also representing Jamia McGeoch); Richard Ashplant (also representing Debbie and Gwen); Roy and Phyllis Corbet; Ann and Mac Mollet; Dave Chalker (also representing Pam Chalker); Rick Le Poidevin (also representing Jan, also Annette Toussaint and Will Brouard); David Masterton (also representing David Renouf and Colin Le Roux);

Andy Robert (also representing Jane and family); Karen Druce (also representing Mickey and Hannah Druce, Nicky and Mark Edgar and Terry Hamon); Mark and Julie Le Mesurier; Ven Price (also representing Peter, also Hayley, Ashley and Tracey); Paul Philippe; Paula Tickner (also representing Rod Tostevin and Alice Tostevin and family); Tim Le Pelley (Electrical Installations); Neil Hutchinson; Nev Cluett (also representing David G. Cluett and Son, Heating Engineers); Mandy and Jon Dorey (also representing Jodie, Sophie and Grace Dorey and Teresa and Jeff Holden and family); Ian Pallot; Mark and Gail Childs; Mike Dorey; Ian Le Page; Tom and Paula Jones; Philip Sebire (also representing Emma Sebire);

Flowers were from Marlene. Nikki. Jemma, Jack, Morgan, Chloe, Tom, Finley, Amiee, Ben and Millie. Neil, Caroline, Chloe, Amiee and Ben. Ian and Ali. Shirley and George. Shirley and Morris.

 Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Hugh (Hughie) Brush who passed away at his home, aged 73 years, was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening Music was “Country Road” by John Denver. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Hughie’s Story, (Including family memories and a few words from his best friend, Essie), The Reading “In My Next Life” by Woody Allen, Reading, “Lyrics from “Into The Mystic” by Van Morrison, Committal and Final Words, Including an Irish Blessing. Music during Time of Reflection was “The Fields of Athenry” by The Dubliners, Accompanied by a photo presentation. Closing Music was “Into The Mystic” by Van Morrison.

The Mourners Were: Della Brush, wife (also representing Tim Gale, Marilyn Harris, mother-in-law, L Calhoun and Clive Carr); Kerrie Brush, daughter and Jay, son-in-law; Neil Brush, son and Debbie Tarrant, daughter-in-law; Ellie Brush, granddaughter and John Woodhard (also representing Julian and Joanne Woodhard); Louis, grandson; Harvey Allan, grandson; Essie and Wendy Scott, brother-in-law (also representing Chris and Pam Nye); Tara Scott, niece; Shelly Scott, niece; Noel Scott, nephew; Callum Scott, great-nephew; Steve Crouch; Steph Allen; Joe Brush, brother (also representing Margaret Cosherill and family); John Brush, brother; Kim Gale, sister-in-law (also representing Georgia & Millie, Ryan and Khan); Linda Price (also representing Paul Price, Niki and Becky Young, Michael and Jennifer Warren, Tracey Fallaize, Mark Easton, Cathy Hollings, Melissa Murrja and Lucy McIntosh);

Also Present Were: Eddie Rumsby (also representing Sandy Nilsson, Peter and Alison Sarre, Rowan Lickley and Ex Service Club); Michelle Duquemin (also representing Lloyd Duquemin); Janson Bewey (also representing Michael (Gigs) Guillou); Wendy Mitchell (also representing Jack Mitchell, Hannah Mitchell, Robert Salmon and Vivienne Salmon); Brent Sheppard (also representing Tony Cohu, Peter Mollet and Laura); Bob Stacey (also representing Margaret); Ann and Reg Atkin; Adie Hale (also representing Marilyn Hale, Alyssa, Amelia and Reuben Hale and Ali Le Tocq); Michael Prout (also representing Stella and Ricky Jasinskis, Garry Mourant, Tege Le Billon and Sheldon); Stephen Browning (also representing John George);

John Reid (also representing Joanne Orlagh Reid and Dave McGall); Shaun Wyatt-Nicolle (also representing Sue Wyatt-Nicolle); Biffo and Trish Smith (also representing Hayden and Sara Smith and Matt Nichols); Andy Crocker (also representing Charlie Kingsman, John Lamb and Cindy Davison); Fred Hutchinson; John Le Cras; Steve and Maxine Batiste (also representing Sam and Colin Ozanne, Annie and Nick Beddow and Andrew and Emma Wicks); Matthew Coleman (also representing Joanna, Fraser and Theo Coleman); Dave Le Cras (also representing Norma); Jim Doherty; Ken Hollings (also representing Michelle Hollings); Monica Musson (also representing Ian Musson); Diane Le Noury (also representing Theresa and Butch Girard); Mandy Pallot (also representing Jo and Jan Reynolds);

Freddie Frampton (also representing Chris Ferbrache); Davie O’Toole; Marcel Guilbert (also representing Darren Luxon); A Harrison; Debbie Jamouneau (also representing Trevor and Luke Gallienne and all staff at Gallienne’s); Dave Prevel (also representing Julie Tostevin); Vic and Carol Ryan; Richard Thomson; Stephen Renouf; Charles John Bradford (also representing Tannia); Michael and Karen Druce (also representing Trafalgar Inn); Robert Thompson (Doc); Callum Penney and Aimee Bran; John Raworth; Len Le Ber (also representing Theresa Le Ber); Graham Guilbert (also representing Kate Guilbert, Kerry Piercey and Martin Guilbert);  Paul Gannon (also representing Mary Gannon); Chantelle Le Tissier; Stephanie Allen; Dessie Black (also representing Ryan Zico-Black, Dionne Black and family and Alfie Le Page); Willien Caldwell;

Kelly Le Page (also representing Michelle and Monty Waterman, John Skillett and Linda and Graham Waterman); John Waterman (also representing the Waterman family); Tom Waterman (also representing Emma Trebert); Dave Vowles; Andy Batiste; Alec O’Hara; Thomas Smith (also representing Tommy Hooks and Stuart Fraser); Muckle; Craig Le Prevost (also representing Dene Le Prevost and Val Gallienne); Jason Gilroy (also representing Ex Service Club); Skinner Carre (also representing Peter and Sharon Carre); John Coffey; Art and Jean Allen-O’Leary; Leigh Le Prevost (also representing Patricia Steer); Margaret and Christopher Salmon (also representing Jenny and Jamie Patient); Maggie Rosamund (also representing Mark Smith); Katie Salmon (also representing Jordan Steel); Jamie and Francesca Salmon; Pecky (also representing Ant Cohu); Elliott and Evie-May (also representing Renee Ozard); Andy Baker (also representing Trevor and Tina Jordon and the Jordan family);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Bulstrode Oncology Unit, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR or Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Michael John Fustic “Fuzzy” who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 89 years was held at St Martin’s Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Daniel Foot.

The organist, Joan Le Flem accompanied the singing of “Morning Has Broken” and “Abide With Me”. Processional Music was “Time To Say Goodbye” by Andrea Bocelli. The Eulogy “Our Dad” was written by Saran and Melissa and read by Reverend Foot. Tributes were read by Mike Vaudin ‘The Judge’. The Poem ‘God Saw You Getting Tired’ was read by Reverend Foot. Time of Reflection music was “As Time Goes By” by The Late Wally Emmett. Reverend Foot gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Bible Reading, The Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Prayers of Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music was “How Long Will I Love You” by Ellie Goulding.

The Mourners Were: Saran Mahon, daughter (also representing Eileen Fustic); Melissa Bell, daughter; Steve Mahon, son-in-law (also representing Annette Mahon, Gary and Nicola Mahon and family, Ireland); Bryan Bell, son-in-law (also representing Willie Bell, Paul Bell, Ainslie Currie and families, Scotland); Kieran Mahon, grandson (also representing Liam Mahon, grandson, Australia); Crystal Besnard (also representing Isabella Mahon, great-granddaughter); Orla Bell, granddaughter; Daniel Bell, grandson; Mary Lamy, sister; Ian Lamy, nephew; Mark Lamy, nephew; Peter and Sheila Fustic, brother and sister-in-law);

Also Present Were: John and Anne Booth (also representing William Booth, Joe Moriarty, Fergus Moriarty and Dr Whitford Andrews); Chris Thompson (also representing Royal Guernsey Golf Club and Pete Radford); Brian and Jacqueline Barnes (also representing Andrea Barnes, Warren Barnes and Stephanie Brown); Paul Wright (also representing Karlene Wright and Amanda Groves); The Judge, Mike and Christine Vaudin (also representing Clive Jones and the Sonning Golf Club Members, Colin and Tina Watson, Roger Chauvel and Gill Burford); Nick and Sue Falla (also representing Lynne Coutanche, also as President of the Guernsey Golf Union); Steve Turvey (also representing Dave Warr OBE and Simon Gaudion); Roy Angliss (also representing Brian Queru); Bobby and Patsy Eggo (also representing Chris Douglas, Paul Boyd and Kerry Moon); Rachel Lunn (also representing Paul le Boutillier, Len Howard, Brian Whitchurch and Barry Le Parmentier); Jo de Garis (also representing Neil de Garis, Sarah Minier and John and Wyn Bihet); Maurice James (also representing Peter Dean and The Guernsey Table Tennis Association);

Steve and Maria Gillman (also representing Terry Clancy and Brian Loveridge); Vince Aylward (also representing Lesley Aylward, Maureen Cherry, Paulm Tebbutt and Tony Weetman); Shaun McDade (also representing Paul Wakeford, Steve Kail, Colin De Mouilpied and Mick Marley); Graham and Lorna Le Tissier (also representing Steve and Nicki Le Tissier); Arthur Pugh (also representing Marilyn Pugh); Rob Plampton (also representing Scott Philpott and Michael Ayre); Richard Leslie (also representing Stuart Leslie); Eddie Percy and Kay Smyth; Rose Druckes (also representing Peter Druckes); Sonia Gillingham (also representing the family); Paul Jonkmans; Colin Whalley, Past Captain R.G.G.C.; Paul Le Page; Richard Foley; Sue Conway (also representing Bill Conway);

Dolores and Dick Young (also representing Michael and Sue Boot); Nigel de la Rue; Zoe Jones; Claire Ellis; Pierre Payne; Stephen Nash (also representing Lucy Coggon); Jeremy Rihoy; Jenny Gallie (also representing Samantha and Matthew Le Huray); Jayne Packham (also representing Neil Gosselin); Lisa Ozanne; Tracy Swaisland (also representing James and family); Jim and Rena Fraser; John Blumo; Max Crouchley; Margaret Senner; Ronald Wakeford; Terry Scullion (also representing Sam Scullion); Jo Timothy (also representing Jane Rihoy and Andre and Ali Long); Peter Sandwith (also representing Alan Harrison and Fergus Moriarty); Richard Sandwith (also representing Bill and Sue Conway and Peter Warr); Tamara Timothy (also representing Dickon Addis and David Timothy);  Michael Trubuil; Micky and Carol Duncan (also representing F E Robin);

Sarah and Jeff Davies (also representing Steff Moody and John and Sharon Sweet); John Knowelden (also representing Jill Knowelden); Jock Tanguy (also representing Marian, Mark and Neil); Nikki Sullivan (also representing Rory and Erin Sullivan); Mary Le Marquand; Sue Robinson (also representing Jerry); Debbie Jamouneau; Paul and Joanne White; Debby Duquemin; Alan Doyle; Caroline Le Cheminant; Michaela Solway; Joanna Hollyer-Hill; John Hibbs; Susan Bartram; Anthony Le Page (also representing Jan); Marta Klava; Tracy Shields (also representing Chris Shields); Alun Jenkins (also representing Richie Jenkins); Rebecca Gow, care manager Maison L’Aumone (also representing residents and staff); Anne Silva, carer at Maison L’Aumone; Bow Grifin, carer at Maison L’Aumone; Colin De Le Mare (also representing Alison De La Mare); David Hinshaw; Mike Queru;

Julian Woodhard (also representing Philip Domaille, Dave Rowlinson, Chris Cook and Dave Martel); Howard Mauger (also representing Tony Pickford); Christopher Guilbert; Andy Gent; Iain Whitchurch (also representing Brian Whitchurch);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

Thanksgiving Service, following a private burial for Carol Ann Howard who passed away at Maison L’Aumone Residential Home, aged 81 years was held at New Life Church and conducted by Mr Stephen Francis and Mr Dave Battle.

The organist, Sarah Langlois accompanied the singing of “All The Way My Saviour Leads Me”, “Forever With The Lord” and “To God Be The Glory”. The Prayer and The Reading 1 Thessalonians 4 vs 13-18 were given by Dave Battle. A Word from Carol and Margaret, and the Reading Psalm 116 were given by Stephen Francis. The Address was given by Dave Battle. The Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer were given by Stephen Francis. The Blessing was given by Dave Battle.

The Mourners Were: Terry Howard, brother (also representing Jessica Pickford, niece, Leon Howard, nephew, Abigail Howard, niece, Edward Pickford, great-nephew and Treena Gaudion); Sally and David Allen, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Val and Rick Haines); Lesley Le Vallee, sister (also representing Martin Howard, nephew, Yvonne Brown, niece, (Dover) and Kay Ormerod, niece (Dover)); Chris Le Vallee, nephew; Mark Romeril, nephew (also representing Sarah Jehan); Hayley Allen, niece; Claire McCarey, niece (also representing Alex, Toby and Theo McCarey); Rebecca Silk, niece (also representing Nathan, Joshua, Benji and Isaac Silk); Mary Rouillard, cousin and Peter Rouillard (also representing Anne Smith, cousin, Nigel Smith (Jersey) and Valerie Miller, cousin (UK)); Sue Whitlock, cousin; Heather McGhee, cousin;

Also Present Were: Brian Guille (also representing Margaret Jehan); Stephen Francis; Dave and Cath Battle (also representing Andy and Paul and families); Pastor Simon Krige; Rev Eric and Mrs Diane Gaudion; Nigel and Jayne Pascoe (also representing the family); Peter and Sandra Vaudin; Bett Savident; Rose Le Page; Sheila Stewart; Marion Brackley; Liz Harper (also representing Ali Welbourne); Heather Collenette.

Diane Perkins; Michael Prout (also representing Patricia Prout); Colin and Karen Langlois; Cathy Bateman (also representing Pierre Tostevin and Caroline and Danielle); W.R. Chapman; Rebecca Gow, Care manager of Maison L’Aumone (also representing all the staff); Debbie Timms, staff Masison L’Aumone (also representing Heather and Paul Le Boutillier and Daphne Le Gallez); Keith Mansell (also representing Fiona Mansell); John and Lorna Tulie; Jan Barbé (also representing Barry, Yvette and Collette, also Kathleen Bichard); Pauline Garland (also representing Joanne Hoolahan, Margaret Le Parmentier and Miriam Le Page); Eileen Le Lacheur;

Marion Willcocks (also representing Janet Le Tissier and Gillian Jefferys); Brian and Janet Le Prevost (also representing Cobo Mission Fellowship); Catherine Mahy (also representing Roger Mahy and Pat Mauger); Marlene Taylor (also representing Katrina Jones and Wesley Methodist Church); Daphne and Daniel Blatchford (also representing Lucy Le Tissier and Maureen Tullier (Australia); Ruth Rabey; Anne Diamond (also representing Geoffrey Torode); Lois and Anna Parker (also representing Luke Parker); Michelle Le Parmentier (also representing Keith Le Parmentier); Paul and Julie Williams (also representing Joy and Richard Le Prevost); Rachel Lunn (also representing Len Howard and Joanne and Megan); Mark and Bridget Bichard; Eunice Brehaut; Sue Brehaut; Richard and Janet James;

Sean Gauvain (also representing Craig Gauvain and Barbara Gauvain); Kyle Gauvain; Susan Langlois (also representing Phil, Joanna, Rachel and Hannah); Ben Henry; Mo Henry (also representing Steve Henry); Peter Le Prevost (also representing Amy Le Prevost, Richard and Joy Le Prevost and Claire Firth and family); Timothy Le Prevost (also representing Steve and Jo Le Prevost);

Flowers were from the New Life Church.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Good News For Everyone (formerly Gideons), George Street, Lutterworth, LE17 4EE or Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Philip John Griffiths Caldwell who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by The Very Reverend John A Guille. 

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “Abide With Me”, “Dear Lord and Father” and “And Did Those Feet in Ancient Time”. The Bible Reading was St John Chapter 14 verses 1-6 & 27. The Eulogy was given by George O’Grady., Peter also read a tribute on behalf of Nick. The Poem “Find Someone” was read by Lesley.  Reverend Guille gave the Sentences, Introduction and Opening Prayer, Address, Prayers, concluding with the Lord’s Prayer, Commendation, Committal and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Lesley Caldwell, wife (also representing Anne Palmer and Ian and Stephanie Smith); Gemma and Felix Corbett, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Tara and Jaspar Corbett, Kaetitia and Dom Davies, Kerry Glanfield and Khaleeda Kabani); Stephanie and Kin Tang, daughter and son-in-law; 

Also Present Were: Aimee and Stuart Fotheringham; Bob Nicholson; Nicholas Saggers (also representing Ruth Marland and Sarah Saggers); Claude Ford (also representing Dale Crowlsey, Robert Cornelius and Forest Road Garage); Peter and Morna Harwood (also representing Hannah Harwood, Nicholas Harwood, Fiona Brand, Peter Brand and Rosemary Bishop-White); Zac Hannis (also representing Rebecca Hobson, Mandy Smith, Gillian Foulds and Lucy Brehaut); Rebecca Miles (also representing Andrew Miles, Jonathan Ellen and Clarissa Otte); The Hon Penelope Turnbull; Katheryn Hodgkinson (also representing Annabelle King and Jared Schmidt); Carol Rowe; Julie Ward (also representing Anna Allez); Andrew Halliday and David Halliday (also representing Raine Halliday); Remi Naftel; Lyna Guilbert, Claire and Lizzi Guilbert;

Claude de la Mare (also representing Beckie Duquemin); Kirsty Le Pelley; John Nettleton (also representing Judy Nettleton); Wendy Fothergill (also representing Andrew Fothergill); Steve Ball (also representing Jennie Ball, Joanne and Mark, also Mrs Penney); John Cox; Susan Crossley; Petula Hubert; Alia Andersson; Christine Anthony (also representing Jacqui Ward); Danny Barnes (also representing the Barnes family); Bob Murray (also representing Rebecca Corbin-Murray); Nichola Lloyd; Kenneth Cramb; Sophie Ephgrave; David Crosland; Howard Ephgrave; Rebecca Ephgrave; David and Suzanne Smith; Ruth Gregson; Isaura Aguilall; Lucy Abbott; Celia Howe; Helen Carré; Kate Reid; Mary Rudd; James and Jo Newton; Dr George Oswald (also representing Karen Oswald, Suzanne Oswald and Thomas Oswald);

Josh Bougourd; Charlie Bougourd; Liesja Grut (also representing Jennifer Grut and Peter Grut and Tim Grut); The Pike family; Andrew and Helen Dyke; George O’Grady; Jill Besnard (also representing Katie Highfield); Gillian Stables (also representing Peter Stables and Gary Falla); Alana Colley; Fay Warrilow; Melissa and Bryan Bell (also representing Paul Henry); David Inglis; Mark Le Prevost (also representing Mandy Le Prevost); Andy Best (also representing staff at Sound and Vision Ltd); Emily Jones (also representing Ben Jones); Rachel Carré; Ian Carré; Sam Scholfield (also representing Edward and Astrid Jenkins); Mark Bristowe; Christopher and Laura-Jane Corcoran (also representing Amy and Kim Sgarlata, Nigel and Rosemary Westgarth and Oliver, Annabel, Florence and families);

Juie Sexton (also representing Tom, Josh and Sam Sexton); Cindy and Peter Le Messurier; Eddie and Jean Goracy (also representing Paul and Pat Kelly, Colin and Christina Merrien and Steve and Angela Le Noury); Stephen and Melissa Brennan Roper (also representing Julia Lampert, Sarah Toogood, Dr Nick King and the Kent families); Helena Mathews; Richard and Trina Mathews (also representing Poppy Mathews); Peter and Sadie Morgan (also representing Jason and Ginny Morgan, Ben Morgan, Chloe Whitmore, Lucy Black and Bob and Felicity Haskins); Michael Smith and Ros Searle (also representing Nick Van Leuven, Di Van Leuven, Mat Van Leuven, Rory Van Leuven and Ellie Van Leuven);

Georgina Fisher (also representing Laurence Fisher and Mr and Mrs Anthony Broadhead); Linda and Mick Cahill (also representing Michael Ayre); Colin and Sheila Torode (also representing Lisa and Adrian Gidney, Ella and Thomas, Kate and Nick Lawlor and Joshua and Sebastian); Charlie Bars (also representing Cem Bars, Becky Wightman, Charlotte Sverdrup and Louis Wightman-Sverdrup); Rob Yeaman (also representing Sam Rowe); James Legge and Caroline Le Ray (also representing Stephen Le Ray, Chris Legge, Katie Morgan, David Legge, Katie Legge, Aimée Legge and Charlie and Lucy Parrott); Beverley Mackay (also representing Bruce Mackay);

Marguerite and John Fewkes (also representing Gilly and David Jeffery, Amelia and Amro Jeffery-Karim, Tim and Julia Jeffery and Tim and Lena Chesney); Kin Cheung Tang and Marianne Tang (also representing Lai Yin Tang, James Rowe and Matilda Rowe); Pamela Hilton (also representing Michele Hilton, Peter and Frankie Bachmann and Edward and Jeanette Fattorini); Debbie Cairns (also representing Channel Insurance Brokers Ltd); Shelagh Denton; Gill Girard (also representing The Inner Wheel Club of Guernsey, Linda Parish, Jocelyn Dorey, Rosemary Bishop-White, Amanda Milstead and Helen and Simon Wood); Annabel Tregoning (also representing Tom Tregoning); Alan and Denny Griffiths; Joanna Homan (also representing Emma Cousins and Chester Homan); Paul Saunders (also representing Becky Saunders, Michael Saunders, Barbara Batiste, Lucy Le Noury, David Lowe, O.B.E., Jason Hamon, Nikki Hamon, Wayne Gallienne and all at Surf and Turf);

Flowers were from the Family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service prior to interment for Andrew Sutcliffe Ozanne, who died at his home aged 81 years, was held at the Castel Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Nicholas Drayson.

The organist, Mr Philip Bond, accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s my Shepherd” and “Abide with Me”. Congregational Music was a compilation of hymns, played by Mr Bond. The Bible Reading was Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8 and read by Denise Ozanne. The Tribute, by Nicholas and Sarah Ozanne, which included the poem The Trees, written by Philip Larkin was read by Sarah Ozanne. The Reverend Drayson gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Address, Prayers and Lord’s Prayer and Commendation and Blessing. Recessional music was “Rejoice! The Lord is King” by Handel was played.

The Mourners Were: Sarah Ozanne, cousin; Nicholas Ozanne, cousin (also representing Sue McCathie, cousin); Denise Ozanne; Pierre Ozanne, cousin (also representing Nico Ozanne, cousin);

Also Present Were: Rev John Luff; Bill Luff; Annabel Ede-Golightly; Val Schwienbacher; Miriam Bisson; David and Lynn Breban (also representing Matthew Breban); Ruth Rabey; Anne Diamond (also representing Geoffrey Torode); R. L. Heaume (also representing The Channel Islands Occupation Society and staff at the German Occupation Museum); Emma Brown (also representing Margaret Boden-Heaume and Marie Pinchemain); Emma Gathercole (also representing Tracy Gilbertson, Pierre Esteves and all the crew at the Driftwood); Brian Greening (also representing Maureen Le Poidevin and Rose and John Othan-Slimm); Julie Sebire (also representing Jamie, Bethany, Zak and Isla); Renaut de Garis; Victor de Garis; James Sarre; Molly Lesbirel (also representing Tim and Maxine); Cathy Packham; Jonathan and Suzie Fallaize; Ian Blanchard and Elaine Blanchard (also representing Derek Blanchard); Keith Diamond (also representing assembly of Green Lanes Gospel Hall); Margaret Girard; Karen Dyke (also representing David Woodhead, Isaac Woodhead, Bradley Dyke and Daniella Dyke); Claire Le Lièvre (also representing Dominic, Chloe and Megan); David Morgan; Valerie Blondel; Tony and Jenny Froome (also representing Pam Niles and family);

Flowers were from Nicholas, Denise, Nico and Pièrre. Lesley, Helen, Simon and Carolyn.  Amanda, Kim, Fay, Tamar, Riley

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to St John’s Ambulance and Rescue Service, Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1YN.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private Interment for Nancy Elliott who passed away at St Johns Residential Home, aged 97 years was held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church and conducted by Deacon Mark Leightley.

The organist, Mr Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s my Shepherd” and “Jerusalem”. The First Reading was 1 Thessalonians 4: 13-18 and read by Jemima (great-granddaughter). The Gospel was John 14: 1-6 and read by Deacon Leightley. The Words of Remembrance were given by John and Jane (son and daughter). Deacon Leightley gave the Placing of Christian Symbols, Invitation to Prayer, Liturgy of the Word, Prayers of Intercession, The Lord’s Prayer, Concluding Prayers, Final Commendation and Recession.

The Mourners Were: John Elliott, son (also representing Nick, grandson and Kerry Elliott grand-daughter in-law and Zac and Poppy great-grandchildren); Jane Rowe, daughter; Elizabeth Lipsett, grand-daughter and James Lipsett; Jemima Lipsett and Louisa Lipsett, great-granddaughters; David and Kay Mapley, cousins (also representing Clare Mapley, cousins); Jane Cumberlidge;

Also Present Were: James Briggs; Paul White;  Stephanie Moody (also representing Daniel Moody); Bryan Marsh; Peter Atkinson; Kate Tall; Nigel and Pauline Allen (also representing David Nussbaumer); Pam Niles (also representing the family and Antoinette Renouf); Sam Squance; Anne Dorey; Jane Collenette; Paul Benstead (also representing Vanessa Benstead); Kate Warren (also representing Laura and Matt); John Webster (also representing Angela Webster and Buzz White); Vanessa Mahy; Tania Setters, Guernsey Yacht Club; John Mackey; Mac Le Lacheur (also representing family); Meg White;

Gordon and Gwen Wilson (also representing Jayne Wilson, Jennifer Carpenter and Guernsey Yacht Club); Viv Thonso (also representing Mary Enevoldsen); Jill Despres (also representing Ron Despres and Gill Girard); Caroline Raines (also representing David Raines and Jeanne Spensley); Mavis Guille; Penny Sarchet; Nikki Slann (also representing Tim and Vanda Slann); Alan and Eve Weston (also representing the family in Australia); Alf Dorrian (also representing Pat Dorrian); Di Van Leuven (also representing Sue Jones, Sandie Weston, Dixie Norman and The St John Library); Michelle Dorey (also representing Matthew Dorey and family); Janette Riley (also representing Dr Paul Riley and Hannah and Tom); Cathy Greening (also representing Theresa Young and Lindsay Hood); Sr. M. de Lourdes; Paul Tebbutt; Maureen Cherry (also representing Jane and Ian Tullier and May Way);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Evans, Guernsey Harbours, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

A Celebration of Life for Michael Frank Selwood who passed away at his home, aged 72 years was held at The Guernsey Aero Club and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening Music was “Long Long Journey” by Enya. Memories of Mike were given by Peter Wilson and Phil Campion. Photo Presentation was accompanied by “Songbird” by Fleetwood Mac. The Poem “High Flight” by John Gillespie Magee was read by Nerylee. Mike’s Last Flying Years and Contribution were given by Colin Ferbrache. Michelle gave the Welcome, Reflections on Life and Death, Mike’s Story, Mike Away From Flying, The Less Known Mike, Mike’s Later Life and Final Farewell, including a reading from “Thoughts and Adventures” by Winston Churchill. Closing Music was “Still I Fly” by Macy Kate and Austin Pecario.

Those Present Were: Christopher Selwood, brother and Jenny Kelly; Rosalind Selwood, sister; Nerylee Brock; (also representing Markus Bünsen, Richard Brouard and Angus Torode) Chris Brock; Peter Wilson; Elaine Wilson; Phil Campion; Natalie Toll; Phil Toll; Simon Tostevin; Arita Jakubouska; Barbara Tidd; Rob Le Page (also representing Diane Le Page, John Loveridge and Claire Mapley); Colin and Val Ferbrache (also representing Jonathan and Julie Le Moignan and Terry Wallhead); Craig Linkin; Anita Zabiela; Nigel Robins; Alan Le Cheminant; Paul Phillips; Nigel Dufty; James Ridout (also representing Richard Ridout); Peter de Garis; Tom Jones; Liam Arnold; Mike Brehaut; Patrick Millar (also representing the Millar family and Grace Millar); David Ozanne (also representing Martine Ozanne); Russell Clark (also representing Jurat Jill Clark and Grace Clark); Mike Tidd; Alex Luis; Carrie Murphy; Alistair McLaren (also representing Fiona McLaren); Ben Batiste;

Bryan Pill; Frank Hopcroft; Sam Wells; Peter Wells; Ben Stark; Vicky Carre; Syd Bowsher; Maggie Talbot-Cull (also representing Max and Denise Carling); Cindy Kay and Andrew Robins; Delia Anderson-Brown; Dee Blackburn; Philip Tostevin (also representing Miranda and Morley Tostevin); Daniel Jurkiewicz; Sir de Vic Carey (also representing Lady Carey); Nick Handford; Nick Griffin; Simon Williams (also representing Alex Burne); Colin Smith; Michael Searle; Paddy Cunningham; Tony Cunningham; Corinne and John Hardie; Nigel Webb; Victoria Webb; David Oakley; Steve Roberts; Stewart Giles; Jeremy Hibble; Shane Browning (also representing Dawn Browning); Adam Campbell (also representing Aircraft Servicing Guernsey Ltd); Mark Dravers; John Letheren; John Murray; Melissa and Michael Toll; Philip and Fiona Gower; Paul Guilbert; Dave Le Cheminant; Nigel Spensley; Euan Gregg; John Morris; Phil Sarl; Tom Barry; Brendan Wilms; Tony Rix (also representing Jane Rix); Matt Wood;

Flowers were from Christopher, Jenny, Rosalind and Nerylee.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Bulstrode Oncology Unit, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

Remembrance Service, prior to a private Interment for the late Maria Rosalina Pestana Da Silva Le Flem who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, was held at Cobo Mission Hall and conducted by Mr Brian Le Prevost.

The organist, Mr Dave Packham accompanied the singing of “Man Of Sorrows”, “When This Passing World Is Done” and “In Christ Alone”. Processional Music was “Unchained Melody” by The Righteous Brothers. The first Bible Reading was Isaiah 60: 19-22 and the second was 1 Peter 5: 4, 6-7 & 10-11 and read by Brian Le Prevost. Family Memories by Daniella, Isaac and James were read by Daniella and Isaac. Brian Le Prevost gave the Welcome and Thanks, Prayer, Address, Blessing and Benediction. Recessional music was “Everything I Do” by Bryan Adams.

The Mourners Were: James Le Flem – Son; Isaac Le Flem – Grandson; Isaiah Le Flem, grandson; Skye Mollet (also representing Noah Le Flem) - Partner of James Le Flem; Daniella Hatton – Daughter; Andrew Hatton (also representing Emile, Evia, Olive and Steve Hatton) - Son in Law; Leo Daigle – Grandson; Chantel Kay (also representing Nathanial, Kacey, Kiya, Codie, Alarna, Darcie) - Step Daughter;  Matt Kay – Son in law;  Karl Le Flem - Step Son; Charmaine Casey (also representing Erin, Evie and Caitlin) - Step Daughter;

Also Present Were: Brian Le Prevost (also representing Jan Le Prevost and Cobo Mission Fellowship); Kelly MacDonald (also representing Corinna Woodland, Tony Woodland and all staff at Saumarez Park Manor Residential Home); Noemia Pestana (also representing Janet Norman and the residents of Saumarez Park Manor); Dorcas Woodland; Chelsea Falla (also representing Mike Brehaut); Tyrane Mollet (also representing Jamie Gallienne and Jameson Gallienne); Olga Pedra; Donna Haines; Melanie Taylor; Claire Denton; Pauline Bianco;

Theresa Ferbrache (also representing Sean Ferbrache); Roger Sweet; Vijaya; Kolleen Packham; David Roberts; Paul Saunders; Andy and Julie Lemee; John Moxon (also representing Maureen Moxon); Patricia Dyer (also representing Anthony Dyer); Ruth and Clarence Davies; Jackie Davies and Glyn Davies; Sharon Whitby (also representing David Whitby); Simon March (also representing Jane, Alife and George March); Jack Henry; Tristan and Kitija; Keeah Watson; Jessica Ferbrache; Cara McPhee; Gilda Le Cocq; Marcia Jackson;

Flowers were from all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Guernsey Kidney Patient’s Association, Rocque du Coin, Grande Rue, St Saviours, GY7 9PS.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

A Celebration of Life for the late Derek Gaudion, who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 87 years was held at L’Ancresse Gold Club and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening music was “What A Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong. A Poem “We Do Not Need A Special Day” by Connie Dyer was read by Nikki (daughter). Derek’s Story, Including “Memories of Grandad” were read by Grace. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Top of The World” by The Carpenters, accompanied by a photo presentation. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, The Lord’s Prayer, Final Farewell and Closing Words. Closing Music was “My Way” by Frank Sinatra. 

The Mourners Were: Nikki and Adam Moorshead, daughter and son-in-law; Andy Gaudion, son; Alexander, Isabelle and Grace Moorshead, grandchildren; Terry and Pat Gaudion, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Kevin Gaudion, nephew and Trish); Bill and Margaret Gaudion, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Tracey and Andy); Wendy Langmead, sister (also representing Peter Langmead, brother-in-law, Simon Langmead, nephew and Helen Ogier, niece); Gary and Joan Gaudion, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Henry and Katie Thorne and Nina and Kim Marquis); Geoff Gaudion, brother (also representing Kim Gaudion); Jackie Gaudion, sister; Darren Gaudion, nephew (also representing Brian Gaudion, brother); Jason Langmead, nephew;

Jo Le Page, niece (also representing Geoff Le Page, Kelly, Jack and Katy); Wendy McConnell, niece and John McConnell (also representing Catherine McConnell and Tony and Jane Perry); Sue Ozanne, niece and Rick Ozanne; Jenny Warry, niece and Phil Warry; Paul Gaudion, nephew and Sara Gaudion; Charlie and Pam Smith, cousins; Lloyd and Di Gaudion, cousins; Gwen and Tony Gaudion, cousins;

Also Present Were: Ray Blondel (also representing Chris Dyer); Marina and Tony Smith (also representing family, also Tony and Jan Blondel); David and Kay Mapley; Mick and Ann King (also representing Richard and Gary King); David and Shane Clark; Keith Ellis; John de Carteret; Roger Chauvel; Steve Winterflood; Justin Martin; Dick and Dolores Young; Sue Bache (also representing Karen Renouf); Nancy Ferbrache; Shelagh Denton; Roy Martel (also representing Peter Kenney); Patrick Moorshead; Darren Gibbs; Adrian and Tash Tostevin (also representing Melody Press and Tina and Chris James); Steve Turvey (also representing Helen Turvey);

Robin Hutchinson (also representing Soosiang); Mick Heaume (also representing Theresa Heaume); Adrian and Dee Relph (also representing Fran and Angie Snoding); Nikki Le Tissier (also representing Ian and Louise Hancock); Peter Blondel (also representing Blondel family); Jay Allen (also representing Art and Jean Allen O’Reary and Stephanie Allen); Sean McMillan; Gary McMillan (also representing Mick Ingrouille); Alan and Cheryl Mahy; Gordon Le Page (also representing Val Le Page); Dawn Morgan; Martin Thomas; Jennie Vaudin and Brian Tyrrell (also representing William and Elliott); Niall Bougourd (also representing Mark Saunders and Kev Gardner); Bob Eggo; Ron Le Page; Renee Le Cheminant; Mr and Mrs Bob Clark; Michael Le Poidevin; Mike Still (also representing Suzy and the Still family); Peter Mudge; Bill Le Huray; Mick Marley; Marc Leadbeater; Andy Cameron; Paul Brehaut;

Flowers were from Nikki, Andy, Adam, AJ, Izzy and Grace.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Guernsey Kidney Patient’s Association, Rocque du Coin, Grande Rue, St Saviours, GY7 9PS.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Natalia Jane Hesketh who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 54 years was held at the Castel Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Nicholas Drayson.

The organist, Philip Bond accompanied the singing of “Lord Of The Dance”. Congregational Organ Music was played by Mr Bond. Processional Song was “How Do I Say Goodbye” by Dean Lewis. The Bible Reading was Romans 8, 31-39 and read by Reverend Drayson. Kim Reece-Sheerin sang “Jealous Of The Angels” by Donna Taggart and “In My Children’s Eyes” by Martina McBride. Reverend Drayson gave the Family Tributes, which were written by the family and this included a poem, written and read by Ethan (son). The Poem “Remember Me” was read by Susie Cohen. Reverend Drayson gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Reading “One Day At A Time” by William Barclay, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Committal and Blessing. Recessional Song was “Green, Green Grass” by George Ezra. 

The Mourners Were: Doug Hesketh, husband (also representing Vaughan and Gina Davies and Laser Beauty Clinic); Saskia Hollingsworth, daughter and Connor Clemens (also representing Anaya, Eviya and Roman Clemens); Ethan Hollingsworth, son and Mimi Helyar; Joe Hesketh, step-son; Harry Hesketh, step-son; Wayne and Jen Bachelet, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Craig Bachelet, nephew); Michael Bachelet, brother and Kay Bachelet, sister-in-law; Martyn Bachelet, brother and Bianca Dan (also representing Francesca and William Bachelet); Katrina and Brian Grundy, sister and brother-in-law; James Grundy, nephew and Tin Miller (also representing Ileeigh and Zyan Grundy); Matthew Bachelet, nephew and Carla Bachelet; Jon Bachelet, nephew and Kerry Bachelet (also representing Imogen, Brooke and Sienna Bachelet); Kelly Regnard, niece; Kim Martel, niece, Paul Martel and Orlando Martel, great-nephew (also representing Corey, Joshua and Axel Martel, great-nephews and Zahara Martel, great-niece and Logan Spicer, great-great-nephew);

Also Present Were: Steff Moody; Yvonne Clemens; Sophie Lalor (also representing Tom Lalor, Effy and Scarlett Lalor and Mark Clemens); Elle Bruley (also representing John and Nicola Bruley and Lewis Simpson); Kim Reece-Sheerin; Susie Simpson-Cohen (also representing Tracy Le Sauvage and Lynn Davis and Sarah Maginnis); Catherine Le Tissier, Reverend Drayson’s wife; Paul and Tanya Phillips (also representing Ben Phillips, Saran Mahon and Dolores Young); Charlotte Blainey and Kieran Savident (also representing Melt and Glow); Karen Archenoul (also representing Liz Orton and Lou and Adrian Walder);  Karl Zierlinger (also representing JESCC past and present); Nigel Gill (also representing Laura Riley); Matt Tostevin (also representing Simon Hamon); Paula Buensoz (also representing Louis, Orla and Henri Buensoz); Jackie Grimson (also representing Marion Phillips); Heidi Le Vallois (also representing Barry Hockey); Sarah Elliott (also representing Tim Elliott, Andrew Partlow and Sabrina Stoddart);

Sue Pascall (also representing Maxine and Sonia Cooney); Estelle Allen; Mike Collenette (also representing Sharon Collenette, Gareth Le Page, Tracy Le Page, Daisy Sweet and Officers and Brethren of St Martins Lodge); Mr K Le Moigne (also representing Mr A Le Moigne, Mrs C Le Moigne, Mr D and Mrs T Woodhead); Jude Michel (also representing Jo Baudains); Daniel Moody (also representing Bryan and Jill Marsh, Megs and Jeff Bailey, Michelle Goodenough, Vicki Manning, Debbie Coleman, Diane Oke and Debbie Allen); Naomi Totty; Joanne Melia; Tammy Lodge (also representing Chelsea Batiste and Kelly Ansell); Claire Ogier (also representing Staff of Giffard Ward); Megan Mahy; Martin and Tracy-Anne Wilson (also representing Jodie and Elliott Wilson); Michelle Drysdale (also representing Dawn Savident); Nicolle Morrow (also representing Charlie Gill); Sophe Knight; Jason and Julie Hamon; Mel Miller; Chris Miller;

Chris and Martine Dean (also representing Lindsey Dean); Bryan Ayres (also representing Liam Doherty, Jim Harley and Geoff Le Page); Pauline Walsh (also representing Laura Hockey, Pat and Paul Kelly); Teresa Dowinton (also representing Sally de Jersey, Elia Shaw, Jess Payne, the Guernsey Cancer Support Group, John Litchfield and Staff of C.I. Ceramics); Korinne Le Page; Christine Bangor-Jones (also representing Amanda Rouget, Tracie Costello, Jo Stoddart and Matthew Le Pelley); Collette Quertier (also representing Natalie Gilman); Andrea Le Clercq (also representing Jaki Erskine); Elizabeth Hollingsworth (also representing Margaret Litchfield (Australia), Gill and Junior Syvret-Barboda, Sarah Birtwhistle, Emma Falla and Abode Fashions); Dean and Laila Hollingsworth; Paul Hollingsworth;

Ali Higgins and family; Paul Lawrence; Anda Jones (also representing Carl Jones and Laura and Chris Drugun); Erin James; Ashley Hubbard; Jenny Dowinton (also representing Shane and Paul Dowinton); Karen Martin (also representing Steve Martin); Kevin Dowinton and Helen Falla; David Stoddart; Michele Simon; Pauline Hubert (also representing Jack Hubert); Viv Roussel; Jean McKenna; Teresa Fouracre (also representing Joanna Fouracre); Graham Scott; Roy Wasteney; Julie De La Cour; Jill Castle; Ana Fernandez; Ellie Le Page; Edward Fattorini; Peter Radford; Tracey Ford; Sally Nicolle; Christine Chandler (also representing John Chandler); Kate Rhys-Evans; Sandra Robinson (also representing Sandra Robinson Kitchens and Bedrooms); Clint Kenny; Jamie Wilson (also representing Ben Sangan);

Lynette Petit (also representing Martin and family and Stephen and Rachael Le Prevost); Paulette Burtenshaw (also representing Jodie Baker and Shirley Pearce); Abbie Farrell (also representing Vanessa Bourgaize and Alison Humphrey Garrard); Sean Farrell; Nick and Joan Gaudion; Nicolle Bromley; Tina Bury; Elaine Wesley; Claire Henriques; Ian Nicolle; Dave Marsh; Marion and Fiona Power; Philomena Haddon; Gina Streeting; Raffi Bruschini; Nisia Castro; Gerard Ogier (also representing States of Guernsey Finance); Joe Brown; Aaron Simpson (also representing Bronia Simpson); David Rolston; Justine Walley (also representing David Walley); Paula Jenkins; Jake Trott; Luella Taylor; Hamish Erskine;

Collette Moon (also representing Shane Moon, Jodie Moon, Helen from the Salon and Chalita Chuailing); Lindsay Fox (also representing Makela Claridge, Elisha and Saraya Tallon); Makeline Williams (also representing Rhian Beaton and Amanda Dunnell); Alex Jenner (also representing Jayne Kurz and Mia Jenner); Ian Le Page (also representing Vivien Le Page, Jean Brown, Judy Down and the RSPB Guernsey Group); Chris Plant (also representing Ann Plant, Ron and Evelyn Pirouet and David and Debra Corson); Amy Le Gallez (also representing Stuart Davidson, HSBC Private Bank, Donna Tardivel and Venetia Killbourn); Joanna Duquemin-Nicolle; Susan Reeves (also representing Phil, Charlie and Victoria);

Flowers were from Doug, Saskia and Ethan. Katrina, Brim, James, Tianisha and Zyan. Kay and Micky (Michael). Wayne and Jen, Kim and family and Craig. Matthew, Carla, Harvey and Keelan, Jonathan, Kerry, Imogen, Brooke and Sienna

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief, c/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page 

A Celebration of Life, for the late Anthony Charles Hartnett who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 80 years was held at Les Cotils and conducted by Michelle Duquemin

Congregational Music was “Songbird” by Eva Cassidy, “I Have A Dream” by Abba and “You’re Still The One” by Shania Twain. Opening Music was “(Sittin’ on) The Dock of the Bay” by Otis Redding. The Poem “Remember Me” written by Anthony Dawson was read by Claire and Ellie. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Always on My Mind” by Brenda Lee. The Hymn was “Jerusalem” by The Oxford Trinity Choir. The Reading was “The Litany of Remembrance” written by Rabbis Sylvan Kamens and Jack Riemer. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Tribute, The Lord’s Prayer, Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “(They Long to be) Close to You” by The Carpenters.

The Mourners Were: Shirley Hartnett, wife (also representing Elizabeth Borner, sister and family, Devon); Keri Hartnett, daughter (also representing Robyn Brimson-Hartnett, granddaughter, Marc Hartnett, son and Elfine Lumsdaine-Hartnett, granddaughter); Claire Blondel, daughter (also representing Darryl Blondel, son and Yao Blondel, daughter-in-law); Jamie Blondel, son-in-law; Ellie Blondel, granddaughter; Lewis Blondel, grandson; Jane Le Tissier, daughter (also representing Albert Le Prevost, brother-in-law); Russell Le Tissier, son-in-law; William Le Tissier, grandson; Mia Le Tissier, granddaughter; Barry and Anne Blondel, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Martine-Marie White, niece and Kiya-Nico Ashton, great-niece); Diana Rihoy, sister-in-law (also representing Ivan Rihoy, Donna Rihoy, Lisa Roberts and Patsy Le Galloudec); Kevin and Terry Buckley, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Sandra Bewey, sister-in-law, Samantha Bewey, niece and Oliver (Australia)); Laura Finn, niece (also representing Paul Finn, Debbie Domaille and Ashley Le Poidevin); Stace Blondel, nephew;

Also Present Were: Tony and Janet Blondel (also representing Jurat Paul Burnard); Prue and Peter Le Tissier; Sam Le Tissier (also representing Nora Le Tissier, Cameron and Duncan); Catherine Le Tissier (also representing Megan Blumsom and Chloe Blumsom); Baz, Jo and Emma Love (also representing Shaun Du Heaume and Cyril Fortier and staff of the Collenette Hotel); John Triggs (also representing Carol Triggs); Trevor Ash (also representing Mark Wilton); Sharon Lewis (also representing Steve Eldridge, Margaret and Tony Lewis and Rosie Farrell); Paula Blondel (also representing Paul and Beryl Ogier); Geoff Rowe (also representing Sandie Rowe and Becky Rowe); Ed and Maggie Jagusinski;

Kate and Jeremy Home (also representing Rosie, Megan, Annabel and Zara); Marion Gavey; Chris and Sally George; Phil Mathews; Tim and Angela Hutley (also representing Sue Carre, Bryn Carre and Sue Carre); Pat Queripel (also representing Christopher Queripel, Andrea Queripel and Liz Fletcher); Caroline Froome (also representing Sophie Tyrrell and Sam Le Huray); Matt Mollet and Linda Tostevin (also representing Georgie Mollet); John and Nadine Le Pelley (also representing Alpha Wearing, Norman and Jenny Anderson, Ken and Pam Warwick, Trish and Colin Smith and Margaret and Terry Hockey); Simon Kirkpatrick (also representing Royal Signals Bailiwick) Anne Martin (also representing Jan and Joseph); Mick and Kan Bichard;

Michelle Marquis; Andrew Marquand; Marina and Tony Smith; Claire Penney (also representing Nurses on Victoria Wing and Helen Ogier); Ian Kirk (also representing Michael Kirk); Steve Queripel (also representing Pip Queripel); Chris and Lisa Fox (also representing Chris Fox Senior); Malcolm De La Haye; John Tomlin (also representing Derek Tomlin and Sue Tomlin); Christine and Michael Peet (also representing Ann Marsh, Tracey Le Cheminant and Mustapha Frihmat); Jordan Peet; Andy Le Maitre; Kelly Sterland; Sue and Peter De Garis; Kerry Bourgaize; Ruth Brehaut (also representing Rodney Brehaut); Trevor Kirk (also representing Janet Kirk); Jake Elmy; Carl Berryman (also representing Kari Bougourd and Northern Trust); Alison Searl (also representing Lydia Bleasdale); Glenda Tucknott; Josie Paint (also representing Paul Paint); Heidi Strobel; Peter Honey; Danny Vennard (also representing Sarah and Hollie); Zac Hannis (also representing Nicholas Boughay, Bill Lodge and Jane Lodge);

Flowers were from Shirley. Keri and Robyn and Marc and Elfine. Claire and Jamie. Darryl and Yao. Jane, Russell, William and Mia. Ellie, Lewis and Fin. Albert.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Bulstrode Oncology Unit, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Brian Robin Le Conte who passed away at the Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home, aged 89 years was held at Torteval Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, David Robilliard accompanied the singing of “Love Divine, All Loves Excelling” and “Lord Of All Hopefulness”. The Bible Reading was Ecclesiastes 3. The Tribute was written by Phil and Sue and read by Reverend Charmley. Music played during Time Of Reflection was “Comptine Dans Autres Ete, L’apres Midi” by Orchestra of the Swan. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Sentences from the Bible, Opening Prayer, The Collect, Poem “Time”, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer and Commendation. Recessional Music was “I Can’t Stop Loving You” by Ray Charles.

The Mourners Were: Susannah and Kenneth Hart, daughter and son-in-law; Philip Le Conte and Caroline Cherry, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Alex Le Conte, grandson); Robert Hart, grandson; Amelia Hart, granddaughter; Isobel Le Conte, granddaughter; Sally Cranch, niece (also representing James, Nic and Richard Cranch, great-nieces and Gary Dovey);

Also Present Were: Jurat David Robilliard; Shirley Adam (also representing Peter Adam, Sonia Singh, staff and residents at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home); Nicki Bates; Alison Castle; Nicola Bishop (also representing John Bishop); Robert Hart (also representing Kate and Mike Garnett); Wayne and Tina Turner (also representing Jodie); Stephen and Gisela Hargreaves; Patsy Self; Wendy Byrom (also representing Pauline Garthwaite and Sylvia and Ken Brouard); Audrey Bisson (also representing Jackie and Em Davies); Jean Le Maitre (also representing Marcel Le Maitre, Yvonne Browning and Stuart Le Maitre); Rev. Peter Lane (also representing Mrs Wendy Lane);

Richard and Claudia Medhurst (also representing Jackie Medhurst and Medhurst family); Hazel and Harry Tomlinson; Helen and Jason Hobbs (also representing Jonathan Le Conte); Diane and Michael Ward; Liz Grantham (also representing Molly Falla); David Foote (also representing Steve Foote); Martyn and Gina Streeting (also representing Julie and Tim Porter);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Dementia Friendly Guernsey, c/o Guernsey Community Foundation, First Floor, Tudor House, St Peter Port, GY1 1DB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Hazel Joy Queripel was held at St Paul’s Methodist Church and conducted by the Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s My Shepherd” and “The Old Rugged Cross”. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27. A poem “Gone But Not Forgotten” was read by Marcus (grandson). Music played during Time of Reflection was “Over The Rainbow” by Eva Cassidy. Reverend Stringer gave the Welcome, Prayers, Tribute, Prayer of Commendation, Prayer of Committal and Blessing. Recessional music was “Blue Danube” by André Rieu.

The Mourners Were: Julie and Paul Bishop, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Joyce Withers, sister-in-law, (Australia), Molly Altano, sister-in-law (USA), Maggie and Andy Way and Heather West and Mavis Bishop); Stephen and Alison Queripel, son and daughter-in-law; Simon and Lesley Queripel, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Caroline-Skaife Knight, niece, Laura Skaife-Knight, Andrew Knight, nephew and Claire Knight and Martin and Alison Mullin); Daniel and Melissa Bishop, grandson and granddaughter-in-law (also representing Elijah Bishop, great-grandson and Natalie Carpenter); Sarah and Darren Batiste, granddaughter and grandson-in-law (also representing Louisa Batiste, great-granddaughter);

Maia Batiste, great-granddaughter; Katie and Ben Merrien, granddaughter and grandson-in-law (also representing Finlay, Morgan and Lily Merrien, great-grandchildren); Marcus Queripel, grandson and Vicki Taylor (also representing Arthur Queripel, great-grandson and Lilia Taylor); Matthew Queripel (also representing Ella, Theo and Kyler, great-grandchildren); Rhys Queripel, grandson; Christine Fusellier, niece (also representing Scott Fusellier and Sam Falla);

Also Present Were: Kevin and Julie Smith; David and Pauline Coleman; Chris Burrows; Andrew Birch; Howard Jordan (also representing Conrad Jordan, Cathy Jordan and Tim Johns); Michelle Hampson;

Flowers were from Julie and Paul, Stephen and Alison, Simon and Lesley. Marcus and family, Matthew and family. Sarah and Darren, Katie, Ben, Finlay, Morgan and Lily. Maia and Louisa. Dan, Melissa and Elijah.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to the GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Barry Roy Parkyn who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 86 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening Music was “What A Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong. The Poem “A Life Well Lived” was read by Sylvia. Music played during Time of Reflection was “My Way” by Frank Sinatra. Michelle Duquemin gave the Words of Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Barry’s Story, written by his family, The Poem “The Gardener” by Kate Armon, Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “The White Cliffs of Dover” by Vera Lynn.

The Mourners Were: Darryl Parkyn, son; Pete and Sylvia Sirett, sister and brother-in-law; Matthew Sirett, nephew (also representing Andrew and Ben, great-nephews); Nikki Becker, niece and Tom Becker (also representing Lily and James Becker); Kath Munro, sister-in-law (also representing Keith Munro); Jayne and Trevor Le Page, sister-in-law and brother-in-law (also representing Dominic, nephew, also Sue, Jim, Richard and Sarah Mason); Jean Parkyn, sister-in-law; Karl Parkyn, nephew; Chantelle Gilman, niece (also representing Michelle and Phil Johns, daughter and son-in-law and Andy, Laura and Nicole Gilman); Kay Lane, niece (also representing John and Glenys Le Poidevin); Julian Lane; Liz Walton, sister-in-law (also representing Doug, brother-in-law, Marcus, nephew and Helen, niece);

Also Present Were Rachel Girard (also representing Girard Hair and Nails); Alan Morton (also representing Betty Thompson, Jocelyn Guille and Pat Miller); Cheryl Lowe (also representing all from the Jubilee Social Club); Owen Allen (also representing Gordon Tostevin and Eddie Robins); Alan Bienvenu (also representing Kay Bienvenu); Stuart Duquemin (also representing Andrew Birch); Chris Burrows. Yvonne Elliott; Jamie Mahy; Megan Mahy; Shaun Mahy; Ricky Mahy (also representing Elaine Mahy); Donna Mahy; Tom Norman; Andy Tostevin;

Flowers were from the Family. Jean, Karl, Chantelle, Andy, Laura and Nicolle.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Pamela Mavis Dorey who passed away at Summerland House Nursing Home, aged 91 years was held at the Castel Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Jan Le Billon.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “Morning Has Broken” and “Make Me Channel Of Your Peace”. A poem was written and read by Sammy (Granddaughter). The Tribute was given by Cathy (daughter). A Poem by Pamela, “Will The Trumpet Sound For Me” was read by Claire Teed (niece). Reverend Le Billon gave the Opening Sentences, Welcome and Opening Prayer, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Psalm 23, Address and Farewell to Pam, Including Pam’s poem “Gone The Folks of Yesteryear” and Blessing. Recessional Music was Ständchen by Schubert, played and recorded by Mr Bonamy Martel.

The Mourners Were: Hirzel Dorey, husband; Cathy Bailey and Paul Bailey, daughter and son-in-law; Charlotte Girard, granddaughter and Matt Girard; Sammy Donaldson, granddaughter (also representing Leigh Donaldson); Mark Dorey, nephew and Anne Dorey (also representing David Dorey, nephew, Ian Dorey, nephew and Jacquie Dorey, James Dorey, great-nephew and Bex Dorey, Matthew Dorey, great-nephew and Jussie Smith, Amelia Dorey, great-niece and Nicky Martel);

Thomas Dorey, great-nephew (also representing Josh Dorey, great-nephew and Elise Dorey, great-niece Keith and Margaret Tostevin, nephew and niece; Paul Bougourd, nephew (also representing Sharon Bougourd); Alan, nephew and Debbie Dorey (also representing Graham and Linda Dorey); Elizabeth Brouard, niece and Matthew Brouard (also representing Elizabeth Brouard, senior (Art Circle) and Jeff Lee); Denise Billington, niece and Paul Billington (also representing Daniel and Jacob Le Pelley, great-nephews, The Guernsey Old Car Club, Michael and Heather Fattorini and Stephen and Melissa Brennand Roper);

Claire Teed, niece (also representing Bob Teed, great-nephew, Katie Le Tissier, great-niece and Diane Butterman, niece and family, Netherlands); Rachel Merrien, great-niece (also representing Shaun, Ella and Lucy); Marian Lawlor, niece; Sandra Guilmoto (also representing Ricky Guilmoto, cousin); Simon Dorey, great-nephew (also representing Emma Dorey); Harriet and Elliot Billington, great-niece and great-nephew; Emily, great-niece and Anthony Queripel (also representing Linda and Graham Dorey and Lucy and Jack Mitchell); Cynthia Stacey, cousin; Alan Stacey, cousin; Jill Francis, cousin;

Also Present Were: June Money (also representing Karen Jagger and Susan Hollwey); Lionel and Jackie Le Page; Derek and Marion Le Page; Richard Breban (also representing Anne Breban); Gerald and Shirley Durman; Alan and Eve Weston; Ali Higgins (also representing the Higgins family); Henry and Margaret Le Tissier (also representing Paul and Lis Le Tissier); Tony and Corinna Woodland (also representing David Woodland, Dorcas Woodland and Kiri Knight); Carolyn Le Poidevin and Kathy Davidson; Roland and Carole Guille; Margaret Martel; Anthea Inder (also representing Donna Pierce and Vanessa James); Noel Burnell (also representing Marilyn Fisken); Claire Waters (also representing Rob Waters); Robert Roussel (also representing James Roussel); Mick Fooks (also representing Dave Chester);

Pete Guilbert (also representing Val Guilbert, Justin Guilbert and Thu Nguyet Guilbert); Monica and Tony Le Page; Janine Le Sauvage (also representing Mike and Pauline Torode); Sarah Baird (also representing Derek Baird, Gill and Guy Quigley, Rose and Chris Hall and Simon and Abby Hall); Michelle Dorey (also representing Ann and Graeme Cox); Jamie and Susie Doggart (also representing Richard and Jean Bishop and Geoff and Jennie Dorey); Sarah and John Bamford; Sally, Dave and Holly Lesbirel (also representing Yasmin Lesbirel); Rolf and Edda Aschmann; Jamie Toynton (also representing Suzy, Rosie and Sally Toynton and Stephen and Nicky Toynton); Carolyn Rebstein (also representing Elisabeth Closs and Jeanne Gathercole); Gillian Lenfestey (also representing The Court of Fief Le Conte); Mavis Guille; Emma Sebire (also representing Soroptimist International Guernsey); Jean-Pierre Sidaner (also representing Sally Sidaner); Maurice and Pat Ogier;

Linda Brown (also representing Tony and Anne Smith and Sheila and Graham Maguire); Steve Kendal (also representing Joshua and Emily Kendal); Helena Harrison (also representing Mark Harrison, Sam Howsom and Clare Toynton); Roy Le Page; Carolyn and Malcolm Heath; Peter and Ann Thoume (also representing Christopher and Mathew Thoume); Tonia Fox (also representing St John Ambulance Library, Sandie Weston, Dixie Norman, Sue Jones and Mo Le Poidevin); Louise Johnston; Roger Browning and Jehanne Browning and family; Geoff and Terri Domaille; Charles and Amy Wharrie; Bernard Roussel; Hubertus Lau, Hon. Secretary, The Guernsey Probus Club; Martina Stanfield (also representing Matron Sue and all the staff and residents at Summerland House Nursing Home); Andrea Parsons;

Kate Corcoran (also representing Paul, Callum and Jamie, Sue Burnell and Hugh Robinson); Peggy and Rob Ellis (also representing Barbara Halbert); Richard and Janet James (also representing Keith and Kath Munro);John and Alison Foley; Geoff and Heather Norman (also representing Angela Hood and Janice Evett); Richard and Christine Cowling (also representing Nicky and John Watts); Karen and Tony Jephcott (also representing Saskia); Julian Ogier (also representing Jess Rihoy and Jim and Angela de Garis); Peter Graham; John and Valerie Wills; Anne Dorey (also representing Chris and Jan Hill and Pam Browning); Marion Dorey (also representing Paul Dorey and Sarah and Dave Brewer); Barry Hallett (also representing Mandy, Charlie-Joe and Ronny, also Julie Donaldson and family);

Brian Ayres (also representing Wendy Ayres and Jan and Aarron Hawie); Pam West (also representing Alan West, Cherry McMillan, Pauline Clarkson, Sue Robilliard, Julia Quigley, Delia Anderson Brown and Maura and John Stacey); Tony Falla (also representing Marian Falla, André and Jean Le Marre and Nick Jee); Natalie Toll (also representing Simon Tostevin and family and Alice Ward); Tim Bourgaise (also representing Nancy Bourgaise, Judy and Steve Walton and Chloe Goubert); David Ozanne (also representing Lynn Ozanne and the Castel Douzaine); Susan de Putron; John and Angela Webster; Dave and Karen Girard; Jackie Anderson (also representing Richard Anderson); Andrew Dorey (also representing Liz Dorey); Richard and Beverley Bird; Susan Perestrelo; Filippa Jardim;

Flowers were from Hirzel, Cathy and Paul, Charlotte and Matt and Sammy and Leigh. Paul, Denise and Elizabeth.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Arts for Impact, c/o Art for Guernsey, 4-6 Mansell Street, St Peter Port, GY1 1HP or Carers Coming Together, c/o Reverend Jan Le Billon, Tranquillitie, 1 Le Clos des Quatre Vents, Les Quatre Vents, St Martins, GY4 6SU.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for George Joseph Loveridge who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 89 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening Music was “What A Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong”.  The Hymns were “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “The Old Rugged Cross”. Music during Time of Reflection was “Cause I Love You” by Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash. A Poem “Inside My Garden Gate” by Susan C Walkinshaw” was read by Michelle Duquemin. Michelle gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, George’s Story, The Lord’s Prayer, Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “We’ll Meet Again” by Vera Lynn.

The Mourners Were: Carole Loveridge, wife; Tina and Lester Guilbert, daughter and son-in-law; Shantell Guilbert, granddaughter; Steven and Alison Loveridge, son and daughter-in-law; Kate Loveridge, granddaughter; Tracy Loveridge, granddaughter; Clive Loveridge, son and Tracy Loveridge, daughter-in-law (also representing John and Wendy Poat); Shane and Jill Loveridge, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Alice Loveridge, granddaughter and Zara Hammond, great-granddaughter, UK); Nick and Julie Loveridge, son and daughter-in-law; Kevin Loveridge, son; Wayne Loveridge, grandson; Dale Loveridge, grandson; Theresa Weatherburn, daughter and Neil Copsey (also representing Tom Weatherburn, grandson and Beki Le Cheminant);

Melanie Weatherburn, granddaughter and Maisie Weatherburn, great-granddaughter (also representing Myla Mae Trotter, great-granddaughter, Michael Trotter, Jim and Margaret Wren, (Australia), Linda and Wayne Gallen, (Australia), Raewyn, Gary and all other Australian relatives and Jenny Hickman); Faye Le Cheminant, granddaughter (also representing Chris Le Cheminant and Freya and Liam Le Cheminant, great-grandchildren); Kelly Loveridge, granddaughter (also representing David White and Parker White, great-grandson); Jodie Loveridge, granddaughter (also representing Paula Ferbrache); Remi Loveridge, granddaughter (also representing Matt Ozanne); Theo Cotterill, great-grandson; Chloe Loveridge, granddaughter; Rachel De Carteret, granddaughter and Jez De Carteret; Sophie Smith, great-granddaughter; Kylie De Carteret, great-granddaughter; Emilia Wallbridge, great-granddaughter; Oaklie Wallbridge, great-granddaughter (also representing Lloyd Wallbridge); Nick Nicolle, nephew;

John Loveridge, nephew and Marian Loveridge; David Hockaday, nephew (also representing Sandie Hockaday); Christine Jehan, niece (also representing Carol Lock, niece and Brian Lock); Christine Collins, niece; Margaret and Derek Le Page, niece and nephew; Ann Mollet, niece and Mac Mollet; Molly Allez, niece and Bryan Allez; Julie O’Reilly, niece and Steve O’Reilly; Pat Smith, niece and Eian Smith; Rex and Valerie Champion, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Samantha Irvin, niece); Bert Champion, brother-in-law (also representing Mandy Mould, niece and Ian Champion); Pauline Champion, sister-in-law; Darren Champion; Adrian Glendinning, cousin; Nick Gallienne, cousin;

Chris Loveridge, nephew (also representing Sharon and Dave Trotter, Andrew and Shane Loveridge, Mandy and Trevor Ferbrache and Joceline and Mick Garnham); Martyn and Rose Loveridge (also representing Roger Froome, Tony Froome and Bob Froome and Sons Ltd); Keith Loveridge, nephew (also representing Fiona Loveridge, Sam and Gemma Batiste, Darren and Kirsty Loveridge and Charlie and Marilyn Loveridge); Matthew and Keighley Loveridge; Jackie Loveridge, niece (also representing Janet Hagen);

Also Present Were: Jackie Meinke; Lucy Harnden (also representing Terry Harnden); Mr and Mrs Majury; Mike Smith (also representing Sophia Smith); Geoff Brouard (also representing Hazel Brouard); Anne Wainwright; Linda Eborall; Susan Le Page;

Flowers were from Carole. All the children and their partners, the grandchildren and great-grandchildren. 

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or St John Ambulance and Rescue, The Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1YN.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

Requiem Mass for the late Beryl Catherine Guezo, dearly loved wife of the late Raymond, who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 94 years was held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church and celebrated by Fr. Inna Reddy Gade, concelebrated by Canon Gerard Hetherington.

The organist, Mr Luke O’Donnell, accompanied the singing of “Walk With Me, Oh My Lord” and “The Lord’s My Shepherd” (Crimond). The Offertory Hymn was “Make Me A Channel Of Your Peace”. The Communion Hymn was “How Great Thou Art” and the Recessional Hymn was “Ave Maria de Lourdes”. The First Reading was 1 Corinthians 15: 20-23 and read by Meg White. The Gospel was John 14: 1-6. The Prayers of The Faithful were read by Maud Blin.

The Mourners Were: Michael Guezo, son and Karen Guezo, daughter-in-law; Jeannette Cooper, daughter (also representing Bridget Cowens); Philip Guezo, son and Jackie Guezo, daughter-in-law (also representing Brenda and John Collins and family in Shetland); Alan Guezo, son and Jennifer Guezo, daughter-in-law; James Cooper, grandson (also representing Emma Cooper, granddaughter-in-law, Opie Cooper, great-grandson and Marnie Cooper, great-granddaughter); Luke Cooper, grandson (also representing Jodie Cooper, granddaughter-in-law, Alfie Cooper, great-grandson and Ava Cooper, great-granddaughter); Francis Guezo, grandson and Maria Guezo, granddaughter; Joël Guezo, grandson, Remi Guezo, grandson and Freya Guezo, granddaughter; Peter Foote, great-nephew and Helen Foote; Margaret Hill-Smith, great-niece (also representing Jean Gauvain, niece);

Also present Were: Deacon Mark Leightley; André Hervé (also representing Mary Hervé, Eileen Baird and Phyliss Le Noury); Connie Morris; Kath Daley; Joyce Le Poidevin; Reta Fontes (Legion of Mary); Sandra and Tony Thorne (also representing Joan Ramsay and Carol Priaulx); Theresa Prince (also representing Linehan family and Community Services); Mrs M Quinn; Phil and Dan Bougourd; Terry Harnden (also representing Lucy Harnden); Clare O; Elsie Martin; Pam Le Tissier; Sisters from Cordier Hill; Viv Thomson (also representing Elaine McKay and Yvonne Le Prevost); Carol Le Page (also representing Michael and Jacques Le Page); Giles Cleal (also representing EBME Department, PEH and Maureen Le Poidevin); Yvonne La Farge (also representing Adrian La Farge); Alison Adams; Mik Underdown (also representing Jane Underdown); Shirley Tulié (also representing Sheila Hasson); Moira Hearne;

Colin Goman (also representing Cathy Goman, Kim Hinshaw, Mark Piprell and Trudy Piprell); Madeleine Hewlett (also representing Paula Brierley, Ann and Bryan Mauger, Gloria Guillou and Paulette Wherry); Meg White (also representing Rodney Reed and Janet Simon); Jackie Nant; Marion Dorey (also representing Di and Brian Gardiner and Les Blancs Bois Residents Association); Sue Chapell (also representing Betty James, Andrea Griffiths and Betty and Mick Le Blond); Vivienne McNamara (also representing Phil McNamara, Elizabeth Dene and Geraldine Cale); Elizabeth Bell (also representing Debbie Clarke and The Guernsey Blind Association);

Flowers were from Michael and Karen, Jeannette, Philip and Jackie and Alan and Jennifer. Francis and Maria. Alfie, Ava, Opie and Marnie (Cooper). James and Emma and Luke and Jodie (Cooper).

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD) c/o St Joseph’s Church, Ampthill House, Cordier Hill, St Peter Port, GY1 1JH.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Delma May Luxton who passed away at St Johns Residential Home, aged 93 years was held at Shiloh Church and conducted by Chrissy Salmon.

Martin Salmon, Joe Salmon and Joel Tucker accompanied the singing of “How Great Thou Art”, “Great is Thy Faithfulness” and “I Stand Amazed”. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-7 and read by Steve. The Tribute was given by Graham and Denise. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Lord, I Come Before Your Throne Of Grace”. The second Bible Reading was Romans 12: 9-18 and read by Joshua. Chrissy Salmon gave the Welcome and Introductory Prayer, Address and Closing Prayers. Recessional Music was “It Is Well With My Soul”.

The Mourners Were: Graham Luxton, son (also representing Sue, Sarah Luxton, granddaughter, (New Zealand); Steve Luxton, son; Juliette Home; Denise Tucker, daughter and Dave Tucker, son-in-law; Joshua Tucker, grandson; Joel Tucker, grandson; John Ozanne, brother, (also representing Alan Ozanne and Simon Ozanne, nephews); Edward Ozanne, nephew; Sandra Green, niece and David Green (also representing Chantal Green, great-niece); Carol Ozanne, niece (also representing her children and grandchildren, Susan Buttfield, niece and David Buttfield and family, David Ozanne, nephew and Maria Ozanne and family); June Sebire, cousin (also representing Mike and family); Diane Jehan, cousin (also representing Graham and family); Alan Ozanne, cousin (also representing Diane, also Rose and Ron Le Moignan, cousins);

Also Present Were: Rev Eric and Mrs Diane Gaudion; Angela Bourgaize (also representing Graham, Keith Robilliard and Laura-Jayne Robilliard); Brian Le Prevost (also representing Janet Le Prevost); Rodney Reed; Chrissie Ferbrache (also representing Brian Ferbrache, Sue Ferbrache and Sophie Burt); Ken and Heather Le Page (also representing Colin and Hannah Le Page, Roger and Heidi Le Page and Nathan and Stefanie Coyde); Melissa Noon (also representing Carol Salmon and Melissa and Mark Guille); Annie and Richard Le Goupillot (also representing Anique and D’Arcy Nicolle); Dave and Moira Brehaut (also representing Karen, Annie, Stuart and Wendy Wilson and family and Sally Nicolle);

Anne Bloomfield (also representing Paul and Amy); Jim and Val Guilbert (also representing Eddie and Chris Kirby); David Upson; Sue Le Page (also representing John and Isabelle Batiste and Sharon Duarte); Timothy and Brenda Teasdale; Joy Edwards; Ivy Le Prevost (also representing Margaret Tostevin); Ruth Bougourd (also representing Jonathan and Nicolette); Rachael Eyre; Pam Le Tissier (also representing Doreen Rabey and Mary Parker); Sharon and Gareth Coleman (also representing Sue Makins); Richard Corbin; John Le Noury (also representing Jean Rich and Andrea Nightingale); Lucy Glass; Clare Le Ray; Peter and Marian Sarl;

Jayne Edwards (also representing CIAS and Les and Charles Ferbrache); Wendy Le Tissier (also representing Eunice Brehaut); Andy Madden (also representing Louise, Julia and Gillian Le Tissier); Gerry and Helen Morrissey; Simon and Kim Berry (also representing Luke, Sam, Elliott and Joe); Jackie Le Page (also representing Richard); Alan and Veronica Lajoie (also representing Rosemary and Alan Francis); Joanna Le Ray (also representing Colin, Jonathan, Sam and Olivia Le Ray); Linda Wilkinson;

Mark Le Tissier (also representing Leonie Le Tissier); Len and Eileen Le Ray; Roy, Maddie and Vicki Sarre (also representing Festiva Choir); Mandy Downie; Robin Glegg; Paul Duquemin (also representing Claire Duquemin); Mr and Mrs Andrew Wade; Jane and Alan Le Tocq (also representing Phoebe Le Tocq and Geoff and Liz Tucker and Ian and Caroline Haysom); Paul Le Page (also representing Grant Mellor); Adrian Lewis; Tia Windsor; Claire and David Hobson (also representing Becky and Bethany Hobson); Jill and Ernie Queripel (also representing Sarah and Claire); Karen Brzozka (also representing Stephen Langlois); Pauline Board; Roz and Martin Streeting; Geoff and Jan Tucker; Paulette Cook; Amanda Gaudion (also representing Samuel and Rose Gaudion); Gary Rouget (also representing Katy Smart); Yvonne Elliott; Stephen Bougourd; Gene Rowe;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Shiloh Church Community Work, cheques payable to Shiloh Church, Landes du Marche, Vale, GY6 8BR or The Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association, The Centre, Rue des Monts, St Sampsons, GY2 4HU.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private Interment for Alison Marianne Sweet who passed away at her home, aged 79 years was held at Cobo Mission Hall and conducted by Mr Brian Le Prevost.

The organist, Mr Dave Packham accompanied the singing of “God Holds The Key of All Unknown”, “Amazing Grace” and “Great Is Thy Faithfulness”. The Bible Readings, John 14: 1-6, 27 and 1 Thessalonians 4: 13-18 were read by Mr Le Prevost. Brian also gave the Welcome and Thanks, Prayer, Family Memories, Address, Blessing and Benediction.

The Mourners Were: Roger Sweet, husband; Miranda and Philip Tostevin, daughter; Morley Tostevin, grandson; Roger A. Sweet, son; Charlie Sweet, grandson; Lucy Sweet, daughter and PJ Wickenden; Melvyn Jaggs-Jackson, brother (also representing Kay, Jacqueline O’Brien, sister (Bristol), Alistair, brother and Margaret Spears, (Peterborough) and Paul Jaggs-Jackson, brother, (Bristol); Stuart and Wendy Wilson, cousin, Emma and Ava Worthington, cousin (also representing Martin and Max); Tim Wilson, cousin; Marilyn and John Garnham (also representing Sylvia and Paul Berry, sister-in-law and brother-in-law (Australia), Cristina and Nick, niece and nephew, David Wilson, (Ireland) and David and Jackie Beausire and friends from Le Mont Saint Garage);

Also Present Were: Sophie and Lauren Knight; Brian and Jan Le Prevost (also representing Cobo Mission Fellowship); David and Kolleen Packham (also representing Sheila Brehaut); Ruth and Clarence Davis (also representing Richard Cann and Mona Falla); Ruth Sarahs, Cobo Mission; R.C. Berry OBE; Stephen Francis; Peter Le Masurier (also representing Tim and Sarah-Jane Langlois and family); Jeff and Michelle Le Messurier (also representing Pierre and Beccy Le Marre); Lisa Mahy (also representing George Murphy, Graham and Gemma Laine-Sparks and Dean Lesbirel); Allan Harris (also representing Jean Harris); Glyn Davies (also representing Les and Jackie Davies and family); Mavis and Busty Tardif (also representing Dionne Pithers); Margaret Girard (also representing Anne Diamond, Keith and Marina Diamond and Peter and Dianne Diamond, (Australia): Clinton Le Page (also representing John and Joy Mahy); Roger Beausire; Jean Beausire; Paul Le Page (also representing Barbara Le Page); Phil Toll (also representing Natalie Toll); Mike Carre (also representing Jayne Carre); John Tough (also representing Cheryl Tough); Carolyn Drewitt; Stephen Hayes; Janet Wickenden (also representing Peter Wickenden and John-Paul and Gemma); Sally Lesbirel; Jamie and Tanya Batiste; Julie Milton (also representing Len Milton); Paul Tulie (also representing Debbie); M Lesbirel; Cathy Packham (also representing Neale); 

Simon Tostevin (also representing Daniel, Alex and Arita); Shane Gaudion (also representing Kelly Gaudion); Paul Le Lacheur (also representing Jon Le Tissier); Robert Le Cras (also representing Emma Le Cras); Elizabeth Tucker; Lizzie Jarrold and Karl Martin (also representing Kariss, Craig and Anya Griffiths); Rose Le Page; Romey Le Masurier (also representing Harriet); Ivan Caradeuc (also representing Sonia); Chris Taylor (also representing Nicola Hutchinson, Steve and Claire Taylor and Pierre and Rebecca La Mare);

Flowers were from Roger. Miranda, Philip and Morley. Roger. Lucy and PJ.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to PACE Guernsey, Delancey Elim Church, La Rue De Bas Courtils, St Sampsons, GY2 4BL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

A digital copy of this report is available at www.beckfords.com.

A Celebration of Life for Jean Rona De Carteret who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 82 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Joe Thompson.

The organist, Mr James Henderson accompanied the singing of “Amazing Grace”. Opening Music was Cavatina – Theme from “The Deerhunter” by Stanley Myers. The Scripture Reading was John 14: 1-6.  Music played during Time of Reflection was “Rule The World” by Take That. Reverend Thompson gave the Sentences of Scripture, Greeting, Prayer, Eulogy, Homily, Short Prayer, Commendation, Committal, Nunc Dimittis and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Time to Say Goodbye” by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman.

The Mourners Were: Martyn De Carteret, son and Michele De Carteret, daughter-in-law; Trevor De Carteret, son; Jonathan De Carteret, son and Cindy De Carteret, daughter-in-law; Matthew De Carteret, grandson; Jake De Carteret, grandson and Ryan King; Sam De Carteret, grandson and Lisa Patch; Steven De Carteret, grandson and Sophie Smith (also representing Olivia and Bayley De Carteret, great-grandchildren, Andy and Eve Godfrey and Jade Elliott); Jemma De Carteret, granddaughter (also representing Rachel Bailey); Emma De Carteret, granddaughter and Sam Tickner (also representing Deliah Tickner); Tara De Carteret, granddaughter (also representing Violet and Leo Bishop); John and Gwynneth Fallaize, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Melanie Troop, niece and Geoff Troop, Daniel and James);

Keith De Carteret, brother-in-law (also representing Jason De Carteret and Darryl De Carteret, nephews and Pochin and Anne Rihoy, cousin); Ruth Le Gallez, step-granddaughter (also representing Beth Le Gallez, step-granddaughter); Peter Lesbirel, nephew (also representing Ann Lesbirel and family, Chris and Diane Lesbirel and family, Adrian and Jayne Lesbirel and family and Maurice Down); Maria Leale, niece (also representing Betty Leale, sister and David Leale, brother-in-law and Belinda Leale, niece); Sylvia Pickering, cousin (also representing Joyce Renouf and Nicky Scott);

Also Present Were: Hannah Brehaut (also representing Tom Brehaut and Marion Le Luan); Tony and Jean Bougourd (also representing Sue de la Mare, Steve Bougourd and Tracey Sullivan); Caroline Garnett; Ann King (also representing Gary and Ginny King); Mary Carre (also representing The Theatre Department at the PEH); Caira Smith; Christine Queripel; Rosemary Thoume; Rosemary Wright; Jean Cloarec; Vanessa Cloarec; Christine Sarre; Marlene Allain; Claire Toynton; Tor Kellett-Smith; Liz Hallett (also representing Pam Wellington); Lorraine Gallienne (also representing Colin and Jordan Gallienne); Cody Gallienne; Nancy Power (also representing Donna Power); Roy and Sue Herring;

Stephen Pipet (also representing Lizzie Pipet and Erin and Orla Pipet); Roddy and Lynne Kellett-Smith; Kim Bougeard (also representing Sharron Exall and Pat Queripel); Shirley Diamond (also representing John Walters, Justin Diamond, Sally Diamond and Sarah Heathcote); Latha Daley;

Flowers were from Martyn, Trev, John, Michelle, Cindy. Jemma. Steven, Matthew, Sam, Emma, Tara, Jemma, Jake, Beth and Ruth. Jake and Ryan. Roger, Darryl, Pam and Emma. Keith, Jason and Eva, Darryl and Roger.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Frank Walter Le Maitre who passed away at Chateau du Village Nursing Home, aged 84 years was held at St Sampsons Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Penny Graysmith.

The organist, Mr Robin Le Poidevin accompanied the singing of “Now The Green Blade” and “Jerusalem”. Opening Music was “If I Can Dream” by Elvis Presley and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The Bible Reading was 1 Corinthians 13. Reverend Graysmith gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, A Poem “Here I Am”, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music was “The Quick March of The Queen’s Royal Regiment.

The Mourners Were: Camilla and Roy Grant, daughter and son-in-law; Liesel Lindsay and Andrew Lindsay, daughter and son-in-law; Georgie Lindsay, granddaughter; James Lindsay, grandson; Peter van der Tang (also representing Bryan van der Tang, uncle, Isabel Jeffers, sister, Patrick Jeffers, brother-in-law, Karen Jeffers, niece and Michael Jeffers, nephew); Paul and Maria van der Tang, cousins; Liz and Ted Mauger (also representing Chris, Lucy and Matthew Mauger and James, Marina, Oliver and Evelyn Mauger); Alex and Karenne Lindsay (also representing Alison Lindsay Mares and Holly Lindsay) Chris Lindsay; Cathy Bond;

Also Present Were: Pierre Goubert (Guernsey Rifle Club); Margaret Cochrane (also representing Arthur Cochrane and Ray and Jo Peacegood); Brian Russell; Sandy Farrell (also representing Patsy Le Galloudec); Patricia Jehan (also representing Finley Gomez, Lizzy, Nik and Daisy Gomez, (Spain) and Jayne and Mel Turner); Karen Ward (also representing Rothschild and Co Bank International Guernsey); Bob Cushing (also representing Pat Cushing and Guernsey Rifle Club); Marilyn Rowe; Sarnia Dolton;

Denise Le Gallic (also representing Ray Peacegood); Maria Griffin; Russell Welbourne (also representing Michele, John and Jack Welbourne); Chris Ashwell; Alan and Sue Hunt; Barry and Jane Langlois; Pamela and Robert Brooke; Colin and Vanessa Penney; Peter Jory (also representing Guernsey Rifle Club, Elizabeth College Rifle Club, Rick Le Page and Peter Sirett); Ursula Moore; Richard Perkins (Guernsey Rifle Club); Emilia Fernades (also representing Chateau du Village Nursing Home); Maria Ozanne (also representing Nick Ozanne and Doreen Laine); John Lee; Ian and Angela Le Page; Major John Willis; Neil Copsey (also representing The Guernsey Club de Petanque);

Flowers were from The family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association via their donations page: www.guidedogs.org.uk/donate-now or the Association at: Guide Dogs, Hillfields, Burghfield Common, Reading, RG7 3YG.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Roger Whitehead who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 82 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational music was a selection of songs by The Shadows. Opening Music was “Apache” by The Shadows. Time of Reflection Music was “Here Comes The Sun” by The Beatles, Accompanied by photographs taken by Roger. Michelle gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, A poem “Life is Like A Game of Golf” by Crisswell Freeman, Roger’s Story, The Lord’s Prayer, Poem “Remember Me” Anonymous, Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “You’ll never Walk Alone” by Gerry and The Pacemakers.

The Mourners Were: Sandra Whitehead, wife; Samantha and Matthew Le Huray, daughter and son-in-law; Archie Le Huray, grandson; Evan Le Huray, grandson; Darren Gauvain, stepson; Charlton Gauvain, grandson and Jade Tanguy; Jade Gauvain, granddaughter and Josh Addison (also representing Brooke Addison, great-granddaughter and Brodhi Addison, great-grandson); Alan and Norma Whitehead, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Peter Whitehead, brother and Pat and Nicola and Scott); June Stringer;  Ernie and Gill Queripel, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Sarah and Claire); John Queripel, brother-in-law (also representing Clive Merrett and family, (Isle of Wight));

Also Present Were: Margaret Sarre (also representing Adrian and Rheia Sarre); Martyn and Linda Le Huray; Chris and Sally George; Jan Burton; Kerry and Jason Tardif (also representing Cayden and Luca and Pat and Daniel Le Cheminant); Emma Bowen; Emma Dorrien (also representing Matt Dorrien); Colette Jackson (also representing Simon Jackson); Eunice Scott (also representing Adrian Scott); Ted Wild;

Michael and Sue Ogier; Norma and Dave Le Cras; Paul Gallienne (also representing Betty Gallienne, Rachel and Alfie Gallienne and Penny Weaver); Tony Baudains; Val Benoist (also representing Laurie and all at Ogiers); Pauline Clarkson; Brian and Wendy Lihou; Sally Bougourd (also representing Andrew Bougourd and Kim Vidamour); Rob Gauvain (also representing Carmina and family); Larry Palmer; Anthony and Janet Le Page (also representing Neale Le Page); Jenny Gallie and Jim Langlois; Michael Martel; Tom Jones (also representing Paula and Jemma); Anne Martin; Paul Dodd (also representing Pam Dodd); Julian Cauvain;

Tracey Hutchins (also representing Grant Hutchins, Harry-Darcy, George and Mabelle Hutchins); Anne Le Sauvage (also representing Philipp Le Sauvage); Caroline Le Cheminant; Alan Doyle; Janice Sebire, Beau Sejour; Adrian and Alison Lihou (also representing Albie Lihou); Maria Tostevin (also representing John Tostevin); Tony and Gay Gauvain (also representing Emma and family); Catherine Gauvain; Matt and Kirsty Gauvain; Kirsty Gauvain; Caroline Froome (also representing Alison Searle, Ashley Le Poidevin, Laura Finn and Debbie Williamson); Graham and Liz Dodd (also representing Annette McKee (N. Ireland)); Martyn Bourgaize (also representing Danny Le Page and Beau Sejour Leisure Centre); Steven Le Prevost (also representing Debbie Le Prevost and Kelly Le Prevost); Heidi Latham; Julie Hargetion; Margaret Foss (also representing Francis Foss); Pauline and Richard Langmead (also representing Kim and Dave Baudains and Joslyn Allen); Sophie Tyrell (also representing Jane Le Tissier, Claire Penney, Lydia Bleasdale and Helen Langmead); Ali Le Page;

Flowers were from The Family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to St Johns Ambulance and Rescue Service, Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1YN.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Irene Florence Webb who passed away at Maison de Quetteville, aged 84 years was held at the Salvation Army, L’Islet and conducted by Major Andrew Diaper-Clausen.

The organist, Mr Wilson Le Page accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Lord of all Hopefulness”. The Bible Reading was Matthew 25: 31-40. Major Diaper-Clausen gave the Words of Welcome, Prayer, Family Tribute, A Poem “Death is Nothing at all”, Message and Benediction. 

The Mourners Were: Allen Webb, son and Sue Hart; Paul Webb, son and Sheryl Druce; Craig Webb, grandson (also representing Julie Watson); Stacey Maskell;

Also Present Were: Sylvia Woodruff (also representing Pam and Ted Garnham); Roy and Rosemary Romeril (also representing Mike and Collette Gaudion); Linda Le Noury (also representing the Bichard family, Paul (Beaker) Earl and Sharon Mahy); Terry and Anne Watt; Keith and Christine Duquemin; Ken Brehaut; Des Duarte (also representing Sharon Duarte and the Batiste family); Ian Powell (also representing Sharon Powell); Jeanette Baker; Jon Bond (also representing Colin Bond); Maureen and Dean Mourant; Paige Reid (also representing staff and residents Cobo Suite, Maison de Quetteville); Rose Bromley; Theresa Girard; Pauline Lund (also representing Peter Lund); Barry Howard; Alan McKenna (also representing Tracey McKenna); Lisa Hart; Michael Hart; Angela Hewlett (also representing Lilian Bale and Margaret Radford);

Flowers were from Paul and Sheryl. Allen, Sue and Craig.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Residents Comfort Fund, Maison de Quetteville, L’Aumone, Castel, GY5 7RT or The Salvation Army, c/o Bethel, Houmet Lane, Vale, GY6 8JF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Maisie Eileen Coleman who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 90 years was held at St Matthew’s Church, Cobo and conducted by the Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Joan le Flem accompanied the singing of “Abide with Me”, “The Day thou Gavest” and “I Will Sing the Wondrous Glory”. A poem “Your Smile” was read by Deborah. Family Memories of Maisie were read by Andy and Jan. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27. Reverend Le Vasseur gave The Sentences and Opening Prayer, Psalm 23, Memories of Maisie and Words of Comfort, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Final Prayers. Recessional Music was a Compilation of Traditional Hymns played by organist, Joan Le Flem. 

The Mourners Were: Trevor and Jan Coleman, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Matthew Coleman, grandson and Sarah Coleman); Andrew Coleman, grandson and Ambre Coleman; David and Pauline Coleman, son and daughter-in-law; Deborah Cameron, granddaughter and Ross Cameron (also representing Harry Cameron); Niamh Cameron, great-granddaughter; Elizabeth Coleman, granddaughter (also representing Shane Help, Alfie Coleman-Help, Noah Coleman-Help and Ellis Coleman-Help); Isabella Coleman-Help, great-granddaughter; Kath Pearson, sister; Richard Pearson, nephew; Wendy Bougourd, niece;

Joyce Nichols, sister-in-law (also representing Matthew Nichols, nephew); Robin Pearson, nephew, Jane Pearson and Laura Pearson (also representing Matthew and Stuart Pearson); Stuart Robson, great-nephew; Janice Robson, niece (also representing Brian Robson and Judy Maindonal); Jenny Le Tissier, niece; Colin Brown, brother-in-law; Chris Reeves, nephew and Pam Reeves;

Also Present Were: Sue Fleming; Nicola Jordan (Manager) and Coral Brown (Clinical Nurse Leader) (also representing all staff at St Johns Residential Home); Brian Le Prevost (also representing Jan le Prevost and Cobo Mission Fellowship); Martyn Baudains (also representing Karen Baudains and family); Ruth and Clarence Davies (also representing Mona Falla); Colin and Dorothy Smith (also representing Christine Walsh); Paul and Julie Bishop; Viv Lewis and John Pettitt; Nikki Johns; Kevin Walsh; Sheila Cornelius; Debbie Dorey (also representing Alan Dorey); Rosemary Mace (also representing Julie Churchill);

Flowers were from Trevor and Jan and family. David and Pauline, Deborah and Ross, Elizabeth and Shane and great-grandchildren. Chris, Pam and family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to a charity of your choice.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Edith Saltwell Battle who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 96 years was held at Capelles Methodist Church and conducted by The Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Mr Peter Le Messurier accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27. Reverend Stringer gave the Welcome, Prayers, Tribute, Prayers of Thanksgiving and The Lord’s Prayer, Prayer of Commendation and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Barry Battle and Graciela Battle, son and daughter-in-law; Emma Battle, granddaughter; Fiona Battle, granddaughter and Sam Le Poidevin (also representing The Le Poidevin family); Keith Battle and Marie Battle, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Melissa Carre and Jo Carre-Moore); Robert Battle, grandson (also representing Joy Rowlands); Mark Battle, grandson and Heather Scott; Richard Battle, grandson and Nareerat Battle (also representing Maya Battle, great-granddaughter); Paul Battle, grandson; Gary Battle, grandson and Michelle Barry (also representing Reggie, Olive, Seth and Ernie Battle, great-grandchildren); Reece Battle, great-grandchild; Keeah Battle, great-grandchild; Caden Battle, great-grandchild; Kaci-mai Battle, great-grandchild; Ruari Battle, great-grandchild;

Suzanne Friend, granddaughter (also representing Benjamin Friend, great-grandson, Freddie-Gray Friend, great-great-grandson and Paris Friend, great-granddaughter); Matthew Friend; Shannon Friend, great-granddaughter; Luke Friend, great-grandson; Samuel Friend, great-grandson; Nicole Ogier; D Rowsell, sister; Tina Coutanche, niece (also representing Gary, Joe and Max Coutanche); Sandra Battle, daughter-in-law (also representing Nicola Abrams and Terry Abrams, granddaughter, Janice and Mark Robilliard and Jenny and Mike Nicolle); Ruth Vaudin, sister-in-law; Lewis Battle, great-grandson; Tiegan Batiste, great-granddaughter; Dave Battle (also representing Cath Battle and Jayne and Nigel Pascoe);

Also Present Were: Cherry Bisson (also representing The Guernsey Macular Society); Cynthia Lenormand; Cheryl Lowe (also representing all of her friends, volunteers and staff at Jubilee Social Club); Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing all the staff, residents and management at Sausmarez Park Manor); Sarah Baker; Barry Bisson; Terry Ashworth and Louise Ashworth; Allan Airley; Capt. Mike Gaudion and Mrs Sue Gaudion; Dave and Carolyn Baker; Mo Henry (also representing Steve Henry); Carolyn Wild (also representing Mary Venn, (New Zealand), Maud Le Moigne and Kim Berry); Lina Houchard and Daved Houchard (also representing Rosa and Jose)

Flowers were from Barry and Graciela. Keith and Marie. Emma, Fiona and Sam.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, for Brian Herod who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 92 years was held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church and conducted by Deacon Mark Leightley.

The organist, Mr Luke O’Donnell accompanied the singing of “All that I Am, All that I Do” and “Onward Christian Soldiers”. The Reading was Wisdom 4: 7-9 and read by Claire Howes, daughter. The Gospel was John 14: 1-6 and read by Deacon Mark. Poem to Dad was read by Claire Howes (daughter). Words of Remembrance was read by Catherine Herod (daughter). Deacon Mark gave the Welcome, Invitation to Prayer, Liturgy of the Word, Homily, Prayers of Intercession, The Lord’s Prayer, Concluding Prayers and Final Commendation. Recessional Music was Gabriel’s Oboe, Ennio Morricome (1928-2020).

The Mourners Were: Maureen Herod, wife; Jill Herod, daughter; Mike Herod, son; Philip Herod, son; Catherine Herod, daughter; Claire and Martyn Howes, daughter and son-in-law;

Also Present Were: Carole Sampson, Don Sampson, Debbie Howes and Anthony Downs; Beverley Calderwood; Margaret Grisley; Jenny McNairn (also representing Linda and Laurence McNairn and Andrew McNairn); Paul Berryman; Jane Bould (also representing Joseph Bould); Tom and Samantha Lees (also representing Thomas and Catherine); Barry Blondel; Iain and Rhona Hume (also representing Christine Hume); Jane Brown (also representing Derek Brown and Collette Gallienne); Barbara and Lisa Ellison; Elle Whiting; Ross Le Marquand (also representing the directors of Cooper Brouard); Bryan Mauger; Cherie Du Plessis; Neil Hartley; Rachel Brehaut; Hannah Parr; Claire Rogers; Tony Bisson (also representing Ann Bisson); Bob Nicolle; Cherry and Adrian Armitage (also representing Pat and Don Mackay); Claire Simon;

Emma Littlewood (also representing Rebecca Littlewood and Claire Amy); Sally Hardill; Orla-Marie Manning (also representing Andy Manning); Jade Pearce; Rosie Le Friec; Reece Fernandes (also representing Specsavers Creative Agency); Shauna Clapham (also representing Craig Whitman, Sophie Ephgrave and the directors and staff of Swoffers); Margaret Torode (also representing Russell and Sue Scandrett); Gary Sheppard (also representing Glen and Jodie Sheppard); Emily Humphry; Teresa Humphry; Roy Bisson; Liz and Ross Wylie (also representing Victoria Carter and Jo Earles); Robert and Heather Hooley; Rita Tallis; Barbara Hiorns;

Elizabete Woodward (also representing Marks and Spencer); Frank and Gillian O’Neill; Adrian Powner (also representing Edith-Mary Powner and Alison Powner); Maureen McLellan; Suzanne Pickard (also representing Colin Pickard and Victoria Robins); Sister De Lord (also representing Sisters Cordier Hill); Andrea Sinclair (also representing Robert Sinclair and Rob, Helen and Ru);  Jill Wright; Shirley Mechem; Lucy Smith; Sam Le Cheminant; Yvonne and Adrian Lafarge; Barry and Priscilla Seymour; John and Jill Chatterton; Kim Ashplant (also representing Andy Ashplant, Claire Driscoll and Ginta Corbane); Caroline Dawe (also representing Phillip Dawe); Penny Dawes; Anne O’Mahony; Pauline McKenzie; Zoe Broome; John Coffey; Julia Fearnley; Veronica Crocker; Nicola Clark (also representing Jamie and Olivia); Dana Jungerius;

Flowers were from The family. Victoria, Michael, Kit, Skye, Lilly and Holly. Joe and Kathryn xxxx.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Chest and Heart LBG, Oberlands, St Martins, GY4 6SP.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to interment for Ann Shirley Baudains who passed away at her home, aged 79 years was held at the Castel Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Nicholas Drayson.

The organist, Mr Philip Bond accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Lord Of The Dance”. Opening Music was “Constantly” by Cliff Richard. The Bible Reading was Philippians 3. 8-14. Music played during Time of Reflection was “How Long Will I Love You” Ellie Goulding. Jo Baudains gave Thanks to the Hospital Staff. Reverend Drayson gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Family Tributes, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music was “The Young Ones” Cliff Richard.

The Mourners Were: Roger Baudains, husband; Jason and Jo Baudains, son and daughter-in-law; Chrissy and Milton Le Moignan, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Dennis Le Moignan); Callum, grandson; Paige, granddaughter; Zara, granddaughter; Deanna, granddaughter; Abbie granddaughter; Ryan Evans; Alex Van Katwyk; Tom Bougourd; Pete and Sue Baudains, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Nikki and Mark, niece and nephew and family, and Jenny and Pete De Carteret, sister and brother-in-law); Karl Carre, nephew (also representing Gladys Carre, sister and John Carre, brother-in-law); Marilyn Rowlinson, cousin;

Margaret Cook, cousin (also representing Jean Marquis, cousin and Sandra Bridle, cousin); Ron Wilson (also representing Robin Jennings); Tracey Wooseley, niece; Tiffany Wooseley, great-niece; Tabby Wooseley, great-niece; Ted Wooseley, great-nephew; Kim Rive, goddaughter and Paul Nettleship (also representing Ethan, Lucas, Finlay and Iris); Zoe Smith, goddaughter and Dan Smith (also representing Josh, Harry, Rosie and Will);

Also Present Were: Bill Gardener (also representing Guernsey Macular Society); Jacky Meinke; Dan and Pat Le Cheminant; Denise Billington; Clinton Le Page (also representing Sadie Rosamond); Michael Martin (also representing Betty Martin); Diana Dallamore; Paul Dallamore (also representing Claire, Laura and Amy Dallamore); Mick and Jan Eborall (also representing Margaret and Len Domaille, Margaret Angel, Charmaine Le Sauvage, Pat and Ken Mourant, Sylvia Poole and Maureen and Carlo Ruggiada); Brian Bougourd (also representing Kim Ashplant and Tina Collenette); Claire Penney (also representing Mark Baudains); Cathy Greening;

Will Fazakerley; Chloe Wilson; Rhys Williams; Joe Ingrouille; Ginny Heaume (also representing Steve, also Shari Bennett and Mandy Haynes); Annie and Mick De Carteret; Colin Stanford; Shirley Le Flock; Jackie Falla; Mavis Hayson (also representing Marcus and Jo Friend); Jean Ceillaim; Carolyn Le Poidevin; Gary Darling; Jenny Renouf; Charlie Gabriel; Margaret Tostevin (also representing Dave Tostevin and Karen Austen); Emma Savident; Sammie Bowring (also representing Sophie Bowring); Annie Hockey; Christine Morgan; Teresa Le Prevost (also representing Donna Tradivel); Debbie Osborne; Ann and Dave Shearer;

Peter Burkhardt (also representing Ray Watts); Mark Falla; Little Friend Sarnia; Cilla Roger (also representing the Roger family); Lisa Ogier (also representing Mark and children); Katrina Quate (also representing Eric, Kisha, Taylor and Kathy Ogier); Lorraine Gallienne (also representing Colin and children); Brian and Jan Evans; Jean Le Blond; Pauline Morgan (also representing Louise Simmons and family); Anne Higgins (also representing Stella Bowering and Daphne West); Sue Guillemette; Tracy Dauncey (also representing Claude Ford and Forest Road Garage); Carla Henry (also representing Rob Teed, Clare Henry, Tom Henry and Rosemary and Alan Phillips); Paula Van Katwyk (also representing Carol Priaulx, Mandy, Martyn and Sarah Cox); Leah Peck (also representing all the staff on Carey Ward, Princess Elizabeth Hospital and Claire Burns); Michelle Lowery, cleaner on Carey Ward (also representing Hannah Crowson, cleaner on Carey Ward, Lynn Tullie, sister on Carey Ward and all staff); Sara Leale (also representing Nigel Leale); Chris Bligh (also representing Linda Sharpe and the Guernsey Kennel Club);

Flowers were from the family, also Kim, Zoe and families and the Belgium family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Guernsey Macular Society, c/o Brian Gardener, Serenity, Ruette De La Generotte, Castel, GY5 7PG.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Pamela Anne Hart who passed away at Le Platon Residential Home, aged 86 years was held at The Vale Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Beverley Hervé.

The organist, Mr Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken” and “Our Youth Is Transient Like A Flower”. Opening Music was “Hurt” by Johnny Cash. Th Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 26 & 27. Music during Moment of Reflection was “Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen. Reverend Hervé gave the Sentences, Introduction, Opening Prayer, Address and Tribute, (Including words from Craig, grandson), Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Blessing. Closing Music was “Home Is Where The Heart Is” by Daniel O’Donnell.

The Mourners Were: Steve Kendal, son-in-law; Craig Hart, grandson; Joshua Kendal, grandson; Emily Kendal, granddaughter (also representing Juan Araujo); Francesca Kendal (also representing Penelope Kendal, great-granddaughter) Margaret Hart, sister-in-law (also representing Jacqueline Rodea, sister-in-law (Wales) and Cathryn Clyde); Gary Hart, nephew (also representing family and Nick Hart, nephew and family); Lisa Hart, great-niece (also representing Michael Hart, great-nephew); Suzanne Hart;

Also Present Were: Sandra Dibben; Paul Tebbutt (also representing the Committee and Members of the Guernsey Association of Retired Police Officers); Lynne Kendal-Falla (also representing Colin Falla); Paul and Karen Kendal; Josh and Fran Kendal; Geoff Greening (also representing Lorraine and Ben Greening and the Greening family); Jocelyn Falla (also representing John Falla and Karen and Peter Leaman); Paul and Cathy Bailey; Carol Bradshaw (also representing Steve Bradshaw). Sandra Goman; Lindsey Duquemin (also representing David Duquemin and family); Gill Kelly (also representing Le Platon Residential Home);

Flowers were from Martyn and Andrea, love Steve. Emily. Josh. Craig

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior cremation for Audrey Florence Hardwick who passed away at Les Ormes Care Home, aged 93 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

The organist, Joan Le Flem accompanied the singing of “Be Still My Soul” by Finlandia composer, Jean Sibelius and “The Day Thou Gavest” by John Ellerton. Congregational Music was “La Gazpacha”, ‘La Joya’ & ‘Chevala’ by Estrella Morente. Opening Music was ‘Aquarius (Let The Sunshine In)’ by The Fifth Dimension. The Reading ‘In Rest They Remember’ by Donna Ashworth, read by Mark Stevens, son-in-law. Musical Item ‘Panis Angelicus’ From ‘Sacris Solemniis’, composed by César Franck & written by St Thomas Aquinas, sung by Henri Trépant, grandson-in-law. The Eulogy was read by Jonathan Hardwick, son.  Time of Reflection was “Bridge Over Troubled Water” by Simon and Garfunkel.  The Reading was Psalm 23 Prayer “The Lord is My Shepherd”. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Committal and Final Words. Closing Music was “You’re A Lady” by Peter Skellern.

The Mourners Were: Jane Stevens and Mark Stevens, daughter and son-in-law; Jonathan Hardwick and Helen Hardwick, son and daughter-in-law; Gemma English, granddaughter and Jonathon English (also representing Joseph, Samuel and Merryn English, great-grandchildren); Gregory Stevens, grandson; Maxine Preddy, niece; Freya Stevens, granddaughter (also representing Stuart Goldsmith); Henri Trépant, grandson-in-law (also representing Naomi Trépant, granddaughter); Jeremy Latham, nephew and Heidi Latham; Nick Hardwick, nephew and Sarah Hardwick; Matthew Hardwick, nephew (also representing Myra, Adam and Lauren);

Also Present Were: Maureen McDonald (also representing The Russels Social Club);

Granville de CRUZ (also representing Alison de CRUZ, Anna-Marie de CRUZ, Nadine Mackay, Mike Goudime, Simon Ryeland, Roger Ivimy and former Sedgwick colleagues); Mandy Sangan (also representing Brian Holland); Margaret Moffatt (also representing The Guernsey Amateur Dramatic and Operatic Club, Kathryn Prince and Barbara Minta); Kay Hardwick (also representing Charlotte, Tom and Aria and Lilly Wright); Anastasia Hardwick (also representing Oli Corbin); Joanne Archer (also representing Hilary Horton); Linda Howell; Gillian Jackson; Joan Machon; Margaret Le Cras (also representing Regency Dancers); Wendi Tallowin;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Russells Social Club (GVS), Le Grande Courtil, Route de Cornu, St Martins, GY4 6PJ or The Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association, The Centre, Rue des Monts, Delancey, St Sampsons, GY2 4HU. 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Martin Richard Eon who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 72 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by The Reverend Jan Le Billon. 

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “Morning Has Broken” and “One More Step Along The World I Go”. The Family Tribute was written by Rachel Carre (daughter) and read by Reverend Le Billon. Music played during Time of Reflection with Photos was “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27.  Reverend Le Billon gave the Opening Sentences, Welcome and Opening Prayer, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Address, Farewell to Martin, Commendation and Committal and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Time To Say Goodbye” by Andrea Boccelli and Sarah Brightman.

The Mourners Were: Janet Eon, wife; Rachel and Ian Carre, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Jessica Carre, granddaughter and Joshua Carre, grandson); Richard Eon, brother; Nim Eon, sister-in-law; Lynn Renouf, sister-in-law; Jean Broughton, sister; Shirley Thomas, sister; Graham Carrington, brother-in-law (also representing Jarod Carrington); Matthew Broughton, nephew and Karen Broughton (also representing Rosie and Joe Broughton); Stephen Thomas, nephew; Shaun Broughton, nephew; Manika Thomas (also representing Alisha Thomas, great-niece and Oliver Thomas, great-nephew);

Also Present Were: Hannah Godwin; Martine Gallienne (also representing Richard and Keely Gallienne and Steven White); Theresa Makepeace (also representing A.J Makepeace); Anne Bienvenu (also representing Adrian Bienvenu and Martin Gilchrist); Hannah Page; Nicky Luxon; Richard Brache; Eddie Le Prevost (also representing Geoff Van Katwyk); Cathy Chivers (also representing Aimee Le Prevost); Carl Roussel (also representing Ian Bishop, David Russell and Thomas Harding); David Slimm (also representing Annette, Charmaine, Daniel and Lucy); Jim Pascall (also representing Sue Pascall); Mark Giles; Geoff “Yogi” Robert; Richard Hallett (also representing Brenda Hallett); Michael Sollitt; Keith Manley; Fred Hewlett; Brenda Webb (also representing Pamela Le Vallee); Allen Webb (also representing Geoff Trustum and Barry Howard); Maggie and Luke Cassidy (also representing Dani, Chloe and Blake and Annabel, also Stephen, Lisa and Cleo Rosumek); Linda Eborall (also representing Ted and Kelly Eborall); Andy and Sadie Rosamond; Olive Fallaize; Kevin Ingrouille; Andrew Burgess;

Richard Ozanne; Michael and Sonia Cooney (also representing Maxine Cooney); Colin Truffitt (also representing Lisa Truffitt); Paul and Lesley Blondel (also representing June Laine); Maurice James; Pat Prevel; Julie and David Stanford; Peter and Kim Helmot (also representing Vince Helmot, (Weymouth) and David and Sharon Le Galloudec); Emma Clayton (also representing Mollie Clayton); Mark Bristowe; Oliver Sarre; Stuart Miles (also representing Directors and Staff at N.S.M.); Helen Carre; Joanne Le Huray (also representing Colin Le Huray); Jim Behan;  Matthew Tostevin; Rachael Bougourd; Maz Sousa; Marilyn Mahy; Ben and Emily Jones; Louise Renouf (also representing John Renouf and family); Russell Wakeford; Peter Toussaint;

Stephen Gillman; Sam Billien (also representing Dan Billien); Mike Adams; Neil Barrett; Sam Latham; Emma Barrett (also representing Gemma Coquelin and Toby Robilliard); Robert Ridout (also representing Ridout family, Wheeler Developments and the Adkins family); Sonia Phillips (also representing Andy Phillips); Mike Queru; Peter Ozanne (also representing Beth Ozanne, Grace Ozanne and Alan and Sal Winstone); John Guilbert (also representing Robert and Laura, Thomas and Mel); Peter Warr (also representing Mark and Lynne Warr, Steve Bewey and Nick King); Penny Cooper, ex-Sure Directory Team (also representing Phil Cooper, ex-Telecoms); Joseph Beard (also representing Billie Smith, Rachel Le Garff and the members of the North Social Club); Antony and Hayley Le Tocq (also representing Jason Taylor, Zoe De La Mare, John Dean, Trevor Breton and Doug Le Fevre); Nigel Mahy (also representing Mike Redwood and committee of North Social Club);

Emma Schofield (also representing Joanne McPhail); Monty McMonagle (also representing Julie McMonagle and Eileen and Nigel Gontier); Kevin and Michelle Dunn (also representing Mick and Jan Taylor and Alan and Hazel Cabot); Harry Prince (also representing Colin Druce); Karen Taylor (also representing Kevin Taylor, Debbie Manning and Rose Ogier); Steve Mauger (also representing Carole Mauger); Jeannine Tanquerel (also representing Rick, Paul and Sue Mees (New Zealand), Brian and Janice Torode, Julia Duchemin and Liz Froome); Claudio and Sandra Silvestri (also representing Nick King, Robin Kilby and Glenn Bradshaw); Anne Pike (also representing Ian and Claire Giles); John and Jennie Robinson; Rob, Jane and Laura Pearson (also representing Matthew and Stuart Pearson);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief, c/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

A Service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving for the life of Pastor Clement John Duquemin, dearly loved husband of the late Monica nee Duquemin, who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 97 years was held at Emmanuel Evangelical Baptist Church and was conducted by Mr Stephen Francis.

The organist, Mr Mark Langlois accompanied the singing of “O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go”, “With Harps and With Vials” and “How Great Thou Art”. The Bible Reading was from The Book of Revelation, chapter 7 verses 9-17 and was read by Pastor Colin Le Noury. The Tribute was given by Philip Duquemin (son). Mr Stephen Francis gave the Welcome and Opening Words of Scripture, Prayer, Address, Prayers and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Going Home” by Sissel.

The Mourners Were: Philip and Jackie Duquemin, son and daughter-in-law; Jane and David Sherbourne, daughter and son-in-law; Olly and Beckie Duquemin, grandson and granddaughter-in-law (also representing Honor and Nancy Duquemin, great-grandchildren); Leah Sadek, granddaughter (also representing Ben Sadek, grandson-in-law and Joshua Sadek, great-grandson, also Anis and Movana Sadek); Emily Girard, granddaughter and Chris Girard, grandson-in-law; Grace Joseph, granddaughter and Justin Joseph, grandson-in-law; Tom Palmer, grandson; Jennie Brehaut, niece; Trevor Brehaut and Caroline Brehaut, nephew and niece (also representing Keith Robert);Pam Duquemin, cousin;

Mark and Michelle Bourgaize, nephew and niece (also representing Marlene Taylor, Chris Snell and John Bourgaize); Chelsea Bourgaize, great niece (also representing Joshua Bourgaize, great nephew); Matt Brehaut, great nephew (also representing Laura Beale, great niece); Rachel Robilliard, great niece (also representing Andrew Robilliard and Laura-Jayne Robilliard);

Nikki Rihoy, niece (also representing Jeremy, nephew, Charlotte, Elizabeth, Annie and Tom Rihoy, great nieces and great nephew); Catherine Brehaut, niece (also representing Marilyn and Paul Cheetham, niece and nephew); Jeremy Marquis, nephew and Karen Marquis, niece (also representing Paulette Bourgaize); Rebecca Romeril, niece (also representing Tony, nephew, Luke, Jack, Louis, Matilda and Jessie, great nephews and great nieces); Judith Marquis, niece (also representing Yann, Mathieu, Joseph and Harry, great nephews); Rachel Robins, great niece (also representing Kemi and Kai, great niece and great nephew);Andrew Duquemin, nephew (also representing Michelle, niece, Harry, Caitlin, Niamh and Tara, great nephew and great nieces); Joanne Duquemin Nicolle, niece and Paul Nicolle, nephew (also representing Sarah-Jane Duquemin, niece and Oliver, Caelan and Dominic Anderson, great nephews); Pete and Jude Chick, nephew and niece (also representing Katie and Steve Tallon and Paul and Neda Chick, great nieces and great nephews); Sue Farnham, niece (also representing Dennis Chick and Reginald Sharman);

Also Present Were: Mark and Debbie Le Poidevin; Stephen Francis (also representing Dave and Cath Battle and New Life Church); Pastor Colin Le Noury (also representing Connie Le Noury); Mark Langlois (also representing Tracey, Euan and Max Langlois); The Very Reverend Tim Barker, Dean of Guernsey; Rev John Luff; Rev Brian Vidamour; Rev Eric Gaudion and Mrs Diane Gaudion (also representing Rev. Matt Gregor and Vazon Elim Church); Pastor John Ogier, Spurgeon Baptist Church Guernsey and Francis Ogier; Rev Linda Le Vasseur (also representing Peter Le Vasseur, Princess Elizabeth Chaplaincy Team and Marianne Palmer-Smith); Brian Le Prevost (also representing Janet Le Prevost and Cobo Mission Fellowship); Pastor Robert Yerby, La Villiaze Church; Zac and Nadia Hannis (also representing Michelle Duquemin, Lloyd Duquemin, Eileen Glass and Graham Martel); Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Millie Foss, Rob Sebire (Alderney), Chris and Rachel Sherbourne, Mat Sherbourne, Andy Mahy); Pierre Goubert; Brian de Jersey;

Dave and Jackie Beausire (also representing Peter and Liz Beausire, The friends at Le Mont Saint Garage, Mark and Sue Seabrook and Frank and Christine Hallam); Andy and Hazel Kelling (also representing Shaun, Dani, Ava and Freya Kelling, Kath Kelling, Barbara Le Poidevin and Sonya Zabiela); Pauline Board (also representing Matthew Board and Alan and Diane Ozanne); Ken and Juliet Carré (also representing the team at Noyon’s Funeral Services); Alan Le Page (also representing Maureen Le Page and Miriam Le Page); Valerie Ogier (also representing Roselle Bourgaize, Monica De La Mare, Annice Fletcher, June and Eustace Le Cheminant, Pauline Le Vallée, Rose Le Page and Tania Caradeuc); Peter Ogier and Yvette Brehaut;

Pat Brehaut (also representing Naomi de Garis and Jon and Vanessa de Garis); Graham Carre; Keith Le Cheminant (also representing the Le Cheminant family); Martyn and Gill Blondel (also representing Steve and Pam Davey); Steve Murphy (also representing Tony Pengelley); John Jehan, Julie Lemee and Jon Jehan; Charlotte Mascarenhas (also representing Natalie Thoume); Andy Pumford (also representing Geoff Savident, Dennis and Jenny Wherry and Steve and Janet Payne); Lynn Devonshire (also representing Sally Nicolle); Pauline Sarre (also representing Tony Sarre, Danielle Hann and Claire Le Prevost); Melanie and Dave Fant; Sarah Ozanne (also representing Christopher Ozanne);

Sandy Le Poidevin (also representing Geoff Le Poidevin); Barry and Kathy Marley (also representing Nick, Gavin and Chris Marley and Tracie and Kate Sexton); Catherine Bateman (also representing Caroline Bourgaize and Danielle Bateman); Julie Crittell (also representing Martin Crittell); Gwen Ashplant; Sue Robertshaw; Paul Le Page (also representing Barbara Le Page); Jo-Anne Bates (also representing Steve, Alex and Lizzie); Jackie Snell (also representing Dave Snell and family); Ruth and Clarence Davies; Shirley Fallaize; Barry and Jane Langlois; John and Lynn Bradley (also representing Roy and Ann Brehaut); Paul W Ferbrache; Eunice Brehaut; Sue Brehaut; Etienne Lainé; Peter Robinson (also representing Angela Robinson); Steven White (also representing Denise White, Tony, Michael, Victor and Owen White and all their families); Steve Brehaut (also representing Jo Brehaut, Yvonne Brehaut and Resolution IT);

Geoff Jehan (also representing Christine Jehan); Glenn, Cher, Dayton and Dillon Le Page; Peter Sarl (also representing Marian Sarl); Margaret Albin (also representing the Albin family); Roy Sarre; Tim Tulie; Martyn and Jean Vidamour; Nigel Westgarth (also representing Rosemary Westgarth, the family and Annabel Westgarth-Smith and family); Jai Vaudin (also representing all staff at Vaudin’s Funeral Services and Bordage Monumental Works); Peggy Ellis (also representing Rob Ellis); Julie Maloret (also representing Joe Maloret and Thomas Buddle); Gabrielle Le Cras (also representing Mansell and Dianah Le Huray (Jersey)); Michèle Ferbrache (also representing Robbie Goldsmith); Siegi and Karen Moherndl (also representing the Moherndl family); Pam Tardivel; Paul and Sarah Le Sauvage (also representing Charlotte, Eve and Celeste Le Sauvage);

Roland and Margaret Duquemin (also representing Petra, Darren and Melissa, also Shirley Tulié); Roy Corbet (also representing Phyllis Corbet); Roger and Catherine Mahy (also representing Peter and Nicola Richardson, Claire Symphorien and La Villiaze Evangelical Congregational Church); Dave Tucker (also representing Denise Tucker and Geoff and Elizabeth Tucker);  Margaret Lewis (also representing Tony, Sharon and Steve, also Delma and Rex Allen); Jason Sherwill (also representing Maxine Sherwill); Tina Payne (also representing Martyn Torode and George and Ruby Allez); Stefan Moherndl (also representing Annelise Moherndl); Jane Falla (also representing Tim Falla and Sue Le Prevost); Mike and Pauline Williams (also representing Laura and Jamie Le Page, Hannah Williams, Lisa Murray and Porter Williams-Murray);

Roy Le Poidevin (also representing Les Adams Methodist Church, Carole Allett and Paul Le Boutillier, M.B.E.); Pam Fallaize (also representing Ann and Andrew Fallaize, Emma Ozanne, Lisa and Billy De La Mare and Lucas and Lilly De La Mare); Anthea Lafrentz (also representing Colin De La Mare and David and Maureen De La Mare); Eddie Lafrentz; Eileen Le Lacheur (also representing Geoff and Karen Harrison); Jean Angell (also representing Betty Blondel and Maggie Martel); Iain Limond (also representing Sheila Limond); Jocelyn Cowley (also representing John Cowley); Gary and Jocelyn Ozanne (also representing Una Brehaut and Paul Ozanne);

John and Cathy Norman (also representing Orfhlaith and Aisling); Jackie Le Page (also representing Marina Bougourd and Lionel Le Page); Douglas and Roslyn Guilbert (also representing Paul and Julie Merrien and John and Lorna Tulie); Angela Bourgaize (also representing Graham Bourgaize, Keith Robilliard, Julie and Jean-Paul Bisson and Barry and Jane Langlois); Trevor and Bett Savident (also representing Michelle Bougourd and Katie); Pierre Tostevin (also representing Jurat David Robilliard and Gillian Le Lièvre, cousins and the Revd Juliette Robilliard and Dr Stephen de Garis, Switzerland); Anne Le Poidevin (also representing Joyce Le Poidevin and Richard Le Poidevin, Australia); Marcel and Michelle Lainé; Ken and Doreen Lainé; Beverley Abbott and Sharon Boss (also representing Alan Boss);

Val Langlois (also representing Enid Green and Paula and Mark Robinson); Tim Henry (also representing Tracy Henry and Vale Mission Fellowship); Mavis Tardiff (also representing Busty Tardif); Ruth Sarahs; Noella Hann (also representing Dai); Terry and Janet Duquemin (also representing Tim and Lisa); W.R. Chapman; Sheila Stewart (also representing Peter Hamon and Ena Bichard); Rose Crabb; Roger Beausire; Kay Leivars; Pete Smith; Isabelle Batiste (also representing John Batiste); Madeleine Dawson (also representing Peter English); Diane Le Prevost (also representing Chris Golding); Jenny Gilchrist (also representing Darrell Gilchrist); Debra Le Noury (also representing Jonathan and Sinead Le Noury); Roger Browning (also representing Johanna Browning);

Michelle Lanoe (also representing Phil, Sophie and Grace Lanoe); Sandra and Peter Le Page; John Robert (also representing Pauline and Richard Le Vallee, Susan and Barry Martel and Sharon and David English); Mike Beausire (also representing Steph Beausire); Eunice Roland; Monica Savident; Susan Guillard (also representing Steve, Josh and Jessica); Sadie Morrison (also representing Iain Morrison); P Girard (also representing Mrs A Girard); Angela Guilbert; Angela Mudge; Norman Ashplant (also representing Joan Ashplant); Richard and Isabel Ashplant (also representing family); Kate and Jim Mills; Sharon Duarte (also representing Des and Thomas Duarte and Sally and Andy Bougourd);

Attending by live streaming were Ben Sadek, Anis and Movana Sadek, Margaret Whalley, Megan Ryland, Elouise Duarte and Maddie Conlon.

Flowers were from your family. Jennie. Marilyn, Paul and family. Catherine and family. Mark, Michelle, Chelsea and Joshua.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Emmanuel Evangelical Baptist Church, c/o The Treasurer, La Longue Rue, St Saviours, GY7 9XU.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

A recording of the funeral service is available here 

The funeral service, for Henry Frederick Fallaize who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 91 years was held at New Life Church and conducted by Pastor Simon Krige.

The organist, Sarah Langlois accompanied the singing of “How Deep The Father’s Love For Us”, “Safe in The Arms of Jesus” and “When The Trumpet of the Lord Shall Sound”. David Battle read The Prayer and The Bible Reading, psalm 121. The Tribute, which also included a tribute to Henry’s late wife Daphne was given by Stephen Francis. The Reading, Romans 8: 31-39 was read by Luke Parker. Pastor Krige gave the Welcome and Opening Words of Scripture, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer and Benediction. 

The Mourners Were: David and Jeanine Fallaize, son and daughter-in-law; Nicky Fallaize, granddaughter and Tom O’Reilly); Katie Fallaize, granddaughter (also representing Estelle Pitman); Mike and Ron Fallaize, nephews (also representing the families of the children of Reg and Connie Fallaize); Suzanne Fallaize, great-niece; Evie, Rosie and James Linane (also representing Emily); Pam Fallaize, sister-in-law; Ann Fallaize, niece and Andrew Fallaize; Emma Ozanne, great-niece; Lisa De La Mare, great-niece (also representing Billy, Lilly and Lucas); Jurat David Robilliard (also representing Gillian Le Lièvre, cousins); Brian and Karen Bourgaize, cousins (also representing Pam Bourgaize, cousin and Rosemary Le Noury, cousin); John Bourgaize, cousin;

Also Present Were: Tim and Sarah Langlois (also representing George Langlois; Luke and Lois Parker; Nigel and Jayne Pascoe (also representing James and Hannah, Lydia and Ryan); Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Rex Brouard); Dave and Cath Battle (also representing Andy, Lexi and family and Paul, Ness and family); Eileen Le Lacheur (also representing Betty Blondel); Peter Bourgaize (also representing Rose Bourgaize and family, Vanessa Gallienne, Kristine Mollet and family, John and Rosemary Le Cheminant and Norman Le Huray); Rob Tulié; George Tulié; Shirley Tulié (also representing Norman Tulié, Mark, Sue and Sam Seabrook, Pastor Peter and Mrs Ruth Dale (Shetlands), Pastor Terry and Mrs Betty Martin (Yorkshire0); Jackie Davies (also representing Les Davies and Stephanie Darlington and family); Glyn Davies; Brian Le Prevost (also representing Janet Le Prevost and Cobo Mission Fellowship); Jo-anne Bates (also representing Steve Bates);

Denis Bienvenu (also representing Forest Stores); Joan Tostevin (also representing Eunice Damarell); Anne Bourgaize; R.L. Heaume MBE (also representing Ernie Gorey and Heidi von Schaaffhauser (Germany); Walter and Brenda Tostevin; Laurie and Val Benoist; Thelma Pemberton; Ruth Vidamour (also representing Bryan Vidamour); Keith and Jenny Robilliard; Jason O’Neill; Brian Le Tocq; Ken Jordan (also representing Rosemary Le Sauvage); Yvette Brehaut (also representing Peter Ogier and Marcel and Michelle Lainè); Pat Brehaut; Cath Tostevin; Peter and Sandra Vaudin (also representing Colin and Karen Langlois); Rod and Judy Ferbrache; Geoff Simon; Pierre Tostevin; Garry Forbes; Caroline and Curtis Bourgaize; Sharon Whitby;

Niek Van Zutphen; Hannah Langlois (also representing James and Rachel Firman-Langlois); Ruth and Clarence Davis; Nigel Yates (also representing Barbara Yates); Sheila Stewart; John and Lorna Tulie; Mr Chapman (also representing Sadie Le Pelley); David and Suzanne Smith (also representing Chris Fish and Reg Smith); David Whitby; Michelle Robilliard (also representing Christopher Le Carpentier and Rebecca Prevel); Dawn Tostevin; Andrea Inder; Julie O’Reilly (also representing Steve O’Reilly); Steve Le Carpentier (also representing Christopher Tostevin); Peter Le Carpentier; Roger Browning; Catherine Bateman; Danielle Bateman; Pat Langlois; John Langlois (also representing Alan Bourgaize); Tim Bourgaise (also representing Nancy Bourgaise); Miriam Bougourd; Gill Valler; Sylvia Torode; Martyn Langlois; Margaret Richardson; Louis Jooste; Benadict Le Noury-Jones and Bonita Le Noury-Jones; Joanne Langlois (also representing Phil and Sue Langlois); Philip and Kathy Alberts; Fredo;

Flowers were from Dave and Jeanine and the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to New Life Church, c/o Mr T Langlois, Motala, Clos de Beaupre, Saints Road, St Martins, GY4 6HT.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Mavis May Roberts who passed away at St Johns Residential Home, aged 96 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish church and conducted by The Very Reverend John Guille.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Morning Has Broken”. Congregational Music was a compilation of songs by Daniel O’Donnell and Foster & Allen. Opening Music was “Amazing Grace” by Daniel O’Donnell. The Reading was verses from St Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians Chapter 15. Reverend John Guille gave The Sentences, Introduction, Opening Prayer, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Blessing. Closing Music was “Beyond The Rainbow’s End” by Daniel O’Donnell. 

The Mourners Were: Peter Roberts, son (also representing Marilyn Astle, niece and Mike Astle, Somerset, Rosemary Duquemin, cousin and family, Connecticut); Jane Roberts, daughter-in-law (also representing Helen Whittaker, Exeter and Susan Kennedy, Nottingham); Michael Bourgaize, nephew (also representing Lisa Carter, great-niece and family); Glenn Bourgaize, nephew and Karla Hill (also representing Beryl Ollivier, Janet and George Taylor, Kory Moon and Ebony Moon); Lindy Piggott, niece (also representing Adam Piggott, great-nephew, Heidi Lewis, niece and Alun Lewis, Alex Lewis, great-nephew and Bethan Lewis, great-niece); Sarah Grantham, great-niece (also representing Chris Grantham and Reuben Grantham, great-great-nephew); Dave Baudains (also representing Kim Baudains, niece and Joshua Baudains, great-nephew);

Also Present Were: Terry and Maggie Tostevin (also representing Paul, Joy and Holly and Tim and Jill Marquis); Alex Allez (also representing Bryan Allez, Charlotte and Darcie); Clinton Le Page (also representing Paula Ettesse-Wilson); Anne and Richard Gale; Lynne Le Maitre (also representing Lucie Foot, Berks); Bud and Ruth Blondel (also representing Jill and Steve Page and Betty Blondel); Joanne Ferbrache (also representing Sue Ferbrache, Leon Harrison and Aaron and Lucy Brehaut); Keith Le Cheminant (also representing the Le Cheminant family); Anita Leale (also representing Joan Gallienne); Tom Martel;

Michelle Robilliard (also representing Steve, Thomas and Emma, also Karen Gallienne); Jane Biggs (also representing Vera Biggs); Barry Tough (also representing Eileen Tough); Dennis Mollet (also representing Sue Mollet and Adie Glendinning); Sheila Cornelius (also representing Shirley De Carteret, France, Mr and Mrs A Okell and family, Cumbria, Mr and Mrs T Prince and family, Leeds, Mr and Mrs E Shipman and family, West Yorks, Collette Moon and Kirstie Lambourne); Dave and Dawn Exall (also representing Julie Exall, Richard and Sharron Exall, Stuart, Ashleigh and Lily Exall, Mac Fallaize and Dorcas and Paul Saunders); Stephen and Janet Payne (also representing the Payne family); Rodney and Roslyn Le Tissier; Jenny Dowinton;

Sheena Torode; Pauline and Mark Corlett (also representing Janet and Alan Smith); Malcolm and Charmaine Simmons; Cath Tostevin; Ian and Jacquie Dorey (also representing James, Matthew and Amelia Dorey); Steve and Alison Bertram (also representing Sebastian and Sophia); Theresa Richards (also representing Ian and Ella); Mark Blondel; Mary Claire Collins Powell (also representing Louis Blondel); Pat Maguire (also representing Simon and Helen Wood); Carole Turner (also representing Trevor Pearson); Stella Tippett (also representing Ryan Tippett); Leah Tippett; Rita Henke; John Hooker; Marion Fallaize; Mr E Le Cheminant; Mr J Le Cheminant; Edwin Le Sauvage (also representing Paul Le Sauvage and John Le Cheminant); William Melvin; Trish and Les De Carteret;

Flowers were from Peter and Jane. Lindy, Sarah, Chris, Reuben and Adam. Kim, Dave and Joshua. Heidi, Alun, Alex and Bethan.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Guernsey Macular Society. c/o Brian Gardener, Serenity, Ruette De La Generotte, Castel, GY5 7PG.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for June Florence Le Conte who passed away at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home, aged 87 years was held at Torteval Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Sue Brooks accompanied the singing of “Love Divine, All loves Excelling” and “The Day Thou Gavest”. The Bible Readings were John 14: 1-6 and Ecclesiastes 3. The Tribute, written by Phil and Sue was read by Phil. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Comptine d’un autre été, l’après-Midi’, Orchestra of the Swan. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, The Sentences, Opening Prayer, The Collect, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer and Commendation. Recessional Music was “Songbird” by Christie McVie.

The Mourners Were: Brian Le Conte, husband; Susannah and Kenneth Hart, daughter and son-in-law; Philip Le Conte and Caroline Cherry, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Alex Le Conte, grandson; Robert Hart, grandson; Amelia Hart, granddaughter; Isobel Le Conte, granddaughter; Helen Hobbs, niece and Jason Hobbs (also representing Sally Cranch, niece, James, Nic and Richard Cranch, great-nephews and Jonathan Le Conte, nephew); Jen Boncey, cousin (also representing Mary and John Egan); Richard Hyde, nephew (also representing Sarah Poachin, niece); Jean Le Maitre (also representing Marcel Le Maitre, Yvonne Browning, Nicola Bishop and Stuart Le Maitre);

Also Present Were: Arwyn Williams; Audrey Bisson; Alison Castle; Wayne Turner (also representing Tina Turner, Jodie Turner and Steve and Gisela Hargreaves); Sara Marquis; Liz Grantham (also representing Molly Falla); Patsy Self; Harry and Hazel Tomlinson; Kate and Mike Garnett (also representing George and Millie Garnett); Sonia Singh; Peter Adam (also representing Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home); Pete Dobson and Pete Baker (also representing the Rev. Peter and Wendy Lane and staff of the former St Peter Port Secondary School); Michael and Diane Ward (also representing Bob and Molly Thompson); Gina and Martyn Streeting (also representing Julie and Tim Porter); Jackie Davies (also representing Em, Garett and Megan and Julie King); Wendy Byrom (also representing Pauline Garthwaite); Jean Le Maitre (also representing Marcel Le Maitre, Yvonne Browning, Nicola Bishop and Stuart Le Maitre);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Dementia Friendly Guernsey, c/o Guernsey Community Foundation, First Floor, Tudor House, St Peter Port, GY1 1DB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Marion Doris Batiste who passed away at St Johns Residential Home, aged 89 years, was held at The United Reformed Church and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vassuer.

The organist, Mr Jonathon Holland accompanied the singing of “What a Friend we have in Jesus” and “How Great Thou Art”. Congregational Music was played by guitarist, Mr Andrew Hyde. The Bible Reading was Psalm 121. There was a Solo Tribute by Lyndsey Veillard. Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Sentences and Opening Prayer, Memories of Marion, Words of Comfort, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Committal and Final Prayers. Recessional Music was “Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa” by Gene Pitney. 

The Mourners Were: Dave and Jeanette Batiste, son and daughter-in-law; Nigel and Michele Batiste, son and daughter-in-law; Mike and Tracey Batiste, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Chris Farnish, niece and Ron Farnish and family and Neil and Sarah Jane Cliff); Chantelle Thorne, granddaughter and Scott Thorne (also representing Zac, Emily and Hayley Thorne and Sue Thorne); Sarah Boulton, granddaughter (also representing Ben Boulton); Jo Flouquet, granddaughter and Aaron Flouquet (also representing Mya Flouquet); Kieran Batiste, grandson; Carol Ozanne, niece (also representing children and grandchildren, Susan Buttfield, niece and David Buttfield and families, David Ozanne, nephew and Maria Ozanne and family); Ann Batiste, niece (also representing Gemma Le Sauvage, great-niece, Ian Le Sauvage, Alisha Le Sauvage, great-great-niece, Claire Le Lievre and Kathy, (Care in the Community)); Jenny Hosek, niece (also representing Kristopher, Benjamin, Joshua and Thomas Hosek);

Wendy Ferbrache, niece and Martyn Ferbrache (also representing Chloe and Tom Abbott, great-niece and great-nephew, Gill Johns, niece and Brian Johns, Robin Johns, great-nephew and Joni Johns, Alan Johns, great-nephew and Kaci Prevel); Enid Batiste, sister-in-law; Ian Batiste; Pierre Tostevin (also representing Beryl, sister (UK)); Tanya and Jamie Batiste (also representing Bethan, Tobi, Isabelle and Theo); Andy, Vicky and Ben Batiste (also representing Tara, Mim and Jesse Batiste); Michelle and Rob Phillips; Anne Hodgkinson (also representing John Hodgkinson, Corrie and Ellie, Lou, Lauren, Toby and Liam Hodgkinson, Elsie Clarke, Pat Moran and Richard McKenna and families, (UK));

Also Present Were: Lyndsey and Richard Veillard (also representing Tom and Mary, Debbie Duquemin and Nathan Allen and family); Claire and David Hobson; Sue Veillard (also representing Brian Veillard); Nicola and Coral Brown (also representing managers of St Johns Residential Home and all staff); Pam Fallaize (also representing Brenda Fallaize and Jean Crocker); Joyce Le Poidevin (also representing David and Delma Le Tissier); Margaret Albin (also representing the Albin family); Joan Anderson (also representing Mr and Mrs F Keyho); Sue and Keith Le Page; Julie Main (also representing Sadie Merrien); Michael Lindley; Ruth Lesbirel; Patrick and Diana Lindley; Ruth Tulie; Ann Banks; John and Lorna Tulie;

Jenny Dumont (also representing Keith Dumont); Colin and Cindy de Jersey; Peter Le Noury (also representing Katrina Hampson, Dwain Ingrouille, Andreas Santos and Eric and Eva Santos); Sue Lesbirel (also representing Brenda Lajoie); Janet Rosamond; Paula Le Tissier (also representing Gary Le Tissier);  Barry Le Sauvage (also representing Rosemary Le Sauvage, Maureen, Peter and Charlotte Leaman, Debbie, Martin, Glynn and Chloé Masterton and John, Fiona and Sebastian Le Sauvage); Heather Gale (also representing Gill Gale (Tasmania) and Nigel Gale); Barry and Vanessa Guilbert (also representing Paul and Kietta Queripel, Emma, Keiran and Lianne Queripel and families); Kay Harvey (also representing Phyl Brouard and Doreen Lainé); Alan Ozanne (also representing Diane); Betty Le Page (also representing Brian and Val Le Page, Krishan and Julie Ferbrache, Virginia Roberts and Luisa Roberts); Dave Chalker (also representing Pam Chalker); Clinton Le Page (also representing Enid Green);

Jean McKenna (also representing Raymond Peacegood, Lucy Slimm, Marie Bougourd, Michaela Trubuil and Kelly Le Prevost); David and Jean Le Poidevin (also representing Neil and Philip Le Poidevin); Sally Ferbrache and Dick Bachmann (also representing Hash House Harriers); Adrien and Rosslyn Migasiuk; Gary and Jocelyn Ozanne; Helen Durkin (also representing Tracy Charmley and 20th St Saviours Brownies); Jeanne Gathercole (also representing Mike and Emma Gathercole); Margaret Stockreiter (also representing Rudi Stockreiter, Nev and Carole Jehan and Colin Jehan); Norman Le Huray (also representing Rose Le Huray, Zoe, Isobel and Nicole Sexton, Dawn Collins, Jean Crabb, Josephine Le Cras and Nancy and Kirsty Armitage);

Margaret Martel; Bill and Tina Pearce; Dave Jehan (also representing Mary and family); Pat Le Tissier; Paul and Sonya Le Tissier (also representing Jamie and Joanna); Peter Ferbrache; Sam Saunders (also representing Chloe and Georgia and the Torode family); Eunice Brehaut; Sue Brehaut; David and Louise Killan; Debbie and Clive Duport (also representing Andy Trenchard); Paulette Cook; Eric Caplain; Pauline Falla; Janet Duquemin; Janet Berryman; Sarah Bough (also representing Andrew, Harry, Jacob and Anne Bough); Jason and Nicolette Dowinton; Barbara Savident (also representing Maxine); Kim Carre (also representing Nicky Browning and Zoe Ferbrache); Joyce Scraton; Ethel Anderson (also representing Pam Mourant);

Martin Hallett; Richard Brown (also representing Maria Brown); Michelle and Jeff Le Pelley; Alan Le Prevost; Steve Le Gallez (also representing Claire Hainsworth and Don Clark); Faith Linane; Paul Migasiuk (also representing Mark Migasiuk); Mr T Denton (also representing Mrs V Denton); Nicky Browning (also representing Nathan Browning and Natalie Gilman); Susan Batiste; Rosemary Ferbrache; Charlotte Le Sauvage;

 Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Alzheimer’s Research UK via their donations page: donate.alzheimersresearchuk.org 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Peggy Joan Collenette who passed away at Saumarez Park Manor Residential Home, aged 93 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Doctor Adrian Datta.

The organist, Mr James Henderson accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “How Great Thou Art” (the first verse and chorus were sung live by Luella Taylor (great-granddaughter). The Tribute was given by Melanie Taylor (granddaughter) and Morgan Taylor (great-granddaughter). The Bible Reading was Psalm 23. Reflective Music was “Over the Rainbow” - CD recording, sung by Luella Taylor.  Reverend Datta gave the Welcome, Ringing of the Tower Bell, The Sentences, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Farewell and Final Blessing. Recessional Music was “Time To Say Goodbye” by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman.

 The Mourners Were: Dianne Dowinton, daughter; Melanie Taylor, granddaughter and Paul Taylor; Luella Taylor, great-granddaughter;  Morgan Taylor, great-granddaughter and Fred Allen; Janet Taylor, Niece and George Taylor (also representing Liz and Richard Chamberlain and David Ollivier, nephew); Karla Hill, great-niece and Glen Bourgaize (also representing Spud and Sharon Gallienne); Kory Moon, great-great-nephew; Ebony Moon, great-great-niece; Kerry Pinsard, great-niece and Chris Pinsard (also representing Wayne  Ollivier, great-nephew); Declan Pinsard, great-great-nephew; Karin Roussel, niece and Dave Roussel; Carl Roussel, great-nephew (also representing Maisie-Lou, great-great-niece); Lee Roussel, great-nephew and Annie Roussel (also representing Daisy and Rosie Roussel, great-great-nieces);

Sally Cutler, niece and Dave Cutler; Steven Cutler, great-nephew and Chantelle Cutler (also representing Emilia Cutler, great-great-niece); Heidi Garner, great-niece and Craig Garner (also representing Olivia Garner, great-great-niece and Benji Garner, great-great-nephew); Pam Queripel, niece and Ken Queripel (also representing Sarah Queripel, great-niece, Jonathan Queripel, great-nephew and Pam Queripel (UK);  Tracey Queripel, great-niece (also representing Rhiannon Dowinton, great-great-niece); Katrina Godfrey, niece and Chris Godfrey (also representing Gwen Collenette, sister-in-law and Colin Collenette, nephew and Heather Collenette); Suzanne Hart, goddaughter (also representing Lisa and Michael Hart and Allen Webb);

Also Present Were: Bernard Roussel (also representing Robert Roussel); Corinna Woodland (also representing Dorcas Woodland and Directors and Management at Saumarez Park Manor Residential Home); Mel Taylor (also representing Staff and Residents at Saumarez Park Manor Residential Home); Terry and Maggie Tostevin (also representing the family and Peter, Jane and Mavis Roberts); Woggy Bienvenu (also representing Fatima, also Keith and Denis Bienvenu); Jenny Gilchrist (also representing Darrell and family); Janet Le Poidevin (also representing Rick and family, Will Brouard and Annette and Roy Toussaint and family); Angela Le Noury (also representing Steve and Rebecca Le Noury and Ian Glendinning);

Patrick Le Tocq (also representing Anne Le Tocq and Gordon and Kate Hotton); Marlene Taylor (also representing Chris Snell); Michelle Bourgaize (also representing Mark and Josh Bourgaize); Lorna Burns (also representing Dennis Burns, Stephanie Andrijasevic and Suzanne Lucas); Angela and Norman Dowinton (also representing Tracey Simon); Peter and Carol Martel; Noella Hann (also representing Betty Blondel); Gillian Le Lievre (also representing Jurat David and Reverend Juliette Robilliard); Jim de Garis (also representing Angela de Garis, Margaret Martel and Ken and Doreen Laine); Katherine Ogier (also representing Bill and John Luff and Julian Ogier); Ashley Price (also representing Richard, Izabella and Maisie Johns); Karen Simon (also representing Mick Simon); Glynis Guilbert (also representing Judy Green); Rex Brouard; Bert Snell (also representing the family);

Andrew Mauger (also representing Janet Mauger); Adrian Brehaut; Tracey Taylor; Jane Lythgoe (also representing Rebecca, Kayleigh and Charlotte); Annie and Peter Brehaut; Jackie Smith (also representing Marlene Baudains); Joan Le Feuvre; Carol Bateman (also representing the family and the Penney family); Marg de la Mare; Paul Martin (also representing Kay Martin); Rachel Torode (also representing Liz Naftel); Judy Nettleton; Geoff Brouard (also representing Hazel Brouard); Dave Jarvis (also representing Mavis Lemon); Ros Hewlett (also representing the family); Joan Staples (also representing the Staples family); Terry Queripel; Theresa Abbott (also representing Tracy Fellows); Peter Bourgaize (also representing Rose Bourgaize and family, Shaun and Vanessa Gallienne and family and Wayne and Kristina Mollet and family); Paula Jones (also representing Tom Jones, Mandy Mortimer and Grace Dorey);

Kim Carre (also representing Mark, Archie and Brooke Carre, Zoe Ferbrache, Sue Ferbrache, Joanne Ferbrache and Leon Harrison); Siegi Moherndl (also representing Karen Moherndl, Pam Tardivel, Yvonne Le Noury and Sandy Le Patourel); Kim Baudains (also representing Heidi Lewis); Pauline Sarre (also representing Tony Sarre, Danielle Hann and Claire Le Prevost); Peggy Ellis (also representing Rob Ellis); Peter and Ven Price (also representing Hayley Le Boutillier and Bobby and Beverley Price); Alison Sarre (also representing Peter Sarre and Sally-Anne and Mark Penney); Angela Greening (also representing Ron and Kevin Greening); Mildred Le Poidevin (also representing the family); Brian Le Tocq; Margaret Le Page (also representing Sue Le Page); Ruth Grayson; Margaret Tostevin (also representing family); Jacob Trott; Jackie Fallaize; Jill Vaudin (also representing Gregg Vaudin); Betty Bougourd (also representing Julie and Gary Martel); Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Maureen, Michelle, Mark and Vicky Guillot);

Flowers were from Dianne, Melanie, Pauly, Luella, Morgan, Fred. Karin, Dave, Carl, Lee and Annie. Sally, Dave, Steven, Heidi, Chantelle and Craig. Olivia, Maisie-lou, Emilia, Benji, Daisy and Rosie.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Southcombe Ltd, C/o Saumarez Park Manor Residential Home, Route de Saumarez, Castel, GY5 7TH. This is for the benefit of the staff and residents.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Gene Mary Poole who passed away at The Chateau du Village Nursing Home, aged 86 years was held at the Forest Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Mr John De Lisle accompanied the singing of “Abide With Me” and “Morning Has Broken”. Reverend Le Vasseur gave The Sentences, Opening Prayer, Memories of Gene, Bible Reading, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, The Poem “Afterglow”, Commendation and Final Prayers. Recessional Music was “The Lord’s my Shepherd” (Crimmond) played by the organist, Mr De Lisle. 

The Mourners Were: Mark Poole, son; Rachel and Rob Rhydwen-Jones, daughter and son-in-law; Harry, Izzy and Max Rhydwen-Jones, grandchildren; Maureen Ogier, sister (also representing Doug and Gloria Breban, (New Zealand), brother and sister-in-law, Sue and Etienne and Maureen, (Wales)); Anna Rhydwen-Jones; Pamela Jones, cousin and Rex Jones (also representing Terry Breban, cousin, Shirley Breban, Valerie Le Cras, aunt, Pierre Le Cras, cousin and Gill Le Cras and Michel Le Cras, cousin); Peggy Breban, cousin (also representing Brian Breban, Darlington); Noelle Murphy, cousin (also representing Dave Murphy, Shannon Murphy and Stella and Tony Vile and family); Richard Breban (also representing Anne, Laura, Charlotte, Harriet, Stephen and Owen Breban); Pat Breban (also representing Stan, Richard and Paul Breban, Tracy and Simon Hamon and Joyce and Jerry Hoolahan); Lynn and David Breban (also representing Matthew Breban);

Also Present Were: Paul Tebbutt (also representing the Guernsey Association of Retired Police Officers); Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Shirley and John McCarthy); Terry Tostevin (also representing Margaret and Paul Tostevin); Justine Quesnel; Ann Chapple (also representing Berry Chapple and Paula Wickham); David Noyon (also representing Geoff Denning, George Le Page and Terry and Anne Watt); Rosslyn and Adrien Migasiuk (also representing Gary, Nicky and family and Kirsty, Simon and family); Jon Lenfesty; Roy Le Poidevin; Carol Allett (also representing Nancy, John and Joy Le Page); Trevor and Bett Savident (also representing Michelle Bougourd and Angela Nash); Emma Ozanne (also representing the staff and residents of Coolderry House Residential Home); Carolyn Drewitt (also representing Rex Drewitt and Anna Paris-Smith); Jillian Marquis (also representing Tim Marquis and Maureen Harris);

Gary Rich (also representing Cara Le Messurier, Ruth Rich, Graham Chester and Peter Vidamour); Theresa Ferbrache (also representing Roger Ferbrache); Martyn Banton; Samantha Le Prevost (also representing Grant, Duke and Jules Le Prevost and Janet Martin-Bull); Colin Mould (also representing Erica and Iain Mould); Isobel Mauger and Martin Jones; Rod Jehan (also representing Maureen Jehan); Gareth Le Prevost (also representing Rob Batiste); Brian Le Prevost (also representing Jan Le Prevost and family); Marian Root; Marguerite Talmage; Peter Ouseley (also representing Michele and Mark Driscoll); Martine Gallienne (also representing family, Barry and Jill Newsom and family, Geoff and Jackie Brehaut, Keith Robert and Colin Wherry); Alan and Jane Le Tocq (also representing Phoebe Le Tocq); Jon and Fiona Crocker (also representing Roxie Crocker); Nev and Margaret Le Page; Pam Quertier;

Collette Quertier (also representing Margy and Nigel Le Gallez); Pearl Moore; Mira Domaille (also representing Phil Domaille and Sally Yendall); David Nussbaumer; Miya Le Couvey; James McDonald (also representing Alan and Patricia Redwood); Emilia Fernandes (also representing Chateau de Village Nursing Home); Mildred Le Poidevin (also representing Joanne Philips); Gavin Farrell (also representing Ferbrache and Farrell LLP); Sarah and Nigel Hicks (also representing Jodie and Ellie Hicks); David Jehan; John Tomlinson (also representing Michele Tomlinson); Geoff and Eileen Callaway; Philip Miles (also representing Karen Jones); Adrian La Farge (also representing Yvonne Le Farge); Gill Watson (also representing Mike Watson); Martyn Gaudion (also representing Jackie Gaudion and Tim Gaudion); Annette Wales; Lesley Martin; Lewis Martin;

Fiona Roland (also representing Jessica Curran); Di Carey; Terry and Janet Duquemin; Ian and Marilyn Tardivel (also representing John Tardivel and Suzanne Trustum); Debbie Hillion (also representing Dave and Tom Hillion); Jocelyn and Gary Ozanne (also representing Paul, Martyn and Richard Ozanne); Peggy Le Clerc; Margaret and Tony Lewis (also representing Sharon and Steve); Keith Batiste; Julie Luckie; John and Maria Tostevin; David Jehan; Anne Jehan; Tammy Duggan; Simon Bougourd (also representing Kim, Scarlett and Joe Bougourd); Martyn Duquemin (also representing Hayley Duquemin); Frank and Val Sidgwick;

Flowers were from Mark, Rachel and Rob, Harry, Izzy and Max, Maureen and Doug and Glo. 

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association, The Centre, Rue des Monts, Delancey, St Sampsons, GY2 4HU or GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Ruby Olive Myrtle Johns who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 95 years was held at St Johns Church and conducted by Reverend Solveig Sonet.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s My Shepherd”, (Stuart Townend) and “The Day Thou Gavest”. The Bible Readings were John 14, 1-3 and Matthew 11.28 and were read by Reverend Sonet. A Poem “She’s Gone” by David Harkins was read by Sue Johns, daughter-in-law. Reverend Sonet gave the Welcome and Opening Prayers, Address, Intercessions Ending With Lord’s Prayer and The Farewell in Christ. Recessional Music was “White Cliffs of Dover” by Vera Lynn.

The Mourners Were: Roz Johns, daughter; Rick and Naomi Johns, son and daughter-in-law; Thomas Johns, grandson; Emma Johns, granddaughter; Laura Johns, granddaughter and Tom Nicholls; Brian and Gill Johns, son and daughter-in-law; Robin Johns, grandson and Joni Johns; Alan Johns, grandson and Kaci Prevel; Alison and Jim Spurrier, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Martin Spurrier, grandson); Jennie Spurrier, granddaughter and Terry Harton (also representing Evie, Bethany, Ruby and Corey, great-grandchildren); Mike and Sue Johns, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Nancy De La Mare); Steffi O’Brien Hargetion, granddaughter and Dan O’Brien Hargetion; Abbie Johns, granddaughter (also representing Ben McNally); Steve Torode, nephew and Viv Torode; David Johns, nephew; Tania Mahy, niece; Tony Robert, nephew; Darrin Garnham, nephew and Teresa Garnham (also representing Luke Garnham and Cecil Arthur Garnham, brother and family); Katina Jones, niece (also representing Sid Jones, Paul Robert, Maggie and Len Domaille, Jane Fox, Paula Cluett, Sharon Natt and Christina Le Jean);

Valerie Torode, niece (also representing Andrew and Joe Garnham, nephew and Joan Loveridge, niece and Barry Loveridge); Tracey de Garis, great-niece (also representing Louis de Garis, Kirsty and Lee Cotterill and family and Ruth Holberry); Linda Garnham, cousin (also representing Nell Broome); Susan Pirouet, cousin (also representing Phil Leale);

 Also Present Were: Sam Bisson; Tressa Harlow (also representing Maggie Baldwin, Dawn Boscher and Sandy and Bob Chapple); Ann Burtenshaw (also representing Dave Burtenshaw, Larry Burtenshaw and Terry Burtenshaw); Mike Dorey (also representing Angela Dorey and Louise Goddard); Linda Jones (also representing Paul Jones, Damien Jones and Christian Jones); John and Margaret Nicolle (also representing Age Concern Members, Frank Coppolo (driver), John and Marilyn Garnham, Mollie Dorey, Lesley Ward and all members of St Martins Centre, Pam Warwick and the members of the former St Peter Port Age Concern Group); Cheryl Lowe (also representing Lesley Perchard and all at the Jubilee Social Club (Guernsey Voluntary Service);

Margaret Le Parmentier (also representing Keith and Michelle Le Parmentier); Mary Falla; Sue Robilliard (also representing “Tilly” and Paws for Support); Mary Singer (also representing Chris Singer); Michelle Le Poidevin (also representing Alternative Risk Managers Limited); Granville de Cruz (also representing Alison de Cruz); Bob Marquis (also representing Victoria Harvey); Mark Radford (also representing Sue Radford); Andy Gavey (also representing Bridgette Gavey and Neil Gavey); Rebecca Ogier (also representing Martyn Gavey and James Gavey); Ian and Pat Barker; Sarah-Jane Parker Mark Robert (also representing Pam and the Robert family); Peter and Sandra Vaudin; Tina Martel; Terina Norman; Mario and Janet Cavagnetto (also representing Jane Robert); Martyn Bourgaize; Christine Le Prevost; Sharon Bougourd; Carole Bartlett; Martyn Vinning (also representing Rosemary Vinning); Gary Hicks; Mike and Sandra Burton; Trevor and Lesley Bourgaize; Owen Lee (also representing Yvonne Hearns); Carole Renouf;

Flowers were from Roz. Ali, Jim, Jennifer, Terry, Martin, Evie, Bethany, Ruby and Corey. Mike, Sue, Steffi and Dan, Abbie and Ben. Richard, Naomi, Emma, Thomas, Laura and Tom,

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to St John Ambulance and Rescue, The Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1YN.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private Interment for Janet Ann Saunders who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 72 years was held at St Matthews Church and conducted by The Very Reverend John A Guille.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “Make me a Channel of Your Peace” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Opening Music was “Now We are Free” by Lisa Gerrard. Family Tributes were by Stan (brother) and Shaylee (granddaughter) and read by Reverend Guille. The Bible Reading was St John’s Gospel Chapter 14 verses 1-6. Period of Reflection was “If I should go before You” City and Colour. Reverend Guille gave The Sentences, Introduction and Opening Prayer, The Address, Prayers and Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Blessing. Closing Music was “Run” by Snow Patrol. 

The Mourners Were: Tina Gardner, daughter (also representing Shaylee Gardner, granddaughter, Shane McMahon, Niamh McMahon, great-granddaughter and Killian McMahon, great-grandson); Kevin Gardner, son-in-law (also representing Cameron Gardner, grandson); Jason Le Poidevin, son and Michelle Le Poidevin, daughter-in-law; Jack Le Poidevin, grandson (also representing Melissa Le Poidevin, great-granddaughter); Helena Rodrigues Mendonca, granddaughter; Liam Le Poidevin, grandson; David Saunders, son (also representing Diane Brown); Tom Saunders, son (also representing Billy Saunders, grandson); Gemma Gauvain, daughter-in-law (also representing Rose and Rob Gauvain);

Keynan Gaudion, grandson; Alana Gaudion, granddaughter; Stan and Anne Fitzgerald, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Jim, Sue, Claire and Connor Fitzgerald (Australia)); Dan and Ann Fitzgerald, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Paul, Gabriel and Sebastion Fitzgerald, (USA) and Ann McGreive); Stephen Pipe, brother (also representing Vanessa, Joshua and Courtney Pipe); Gary Pipe, brother; Alan Fitzgerald, nephew; Andrew Fitzgerald, nephew, Sunya Fitzgerald, Cobi Fitzgerald and Kiara Fitzgerald Nick Fitzgerald, nephew (also representing Tina Fitzgerald and Luke Fitzgerald); Becky Lacey, niece (also representing Damian, Sam and Charlie Lacey); Colin Le Noury, brother-in-law (also representing Connie Le Noury, sister, Joanna and family, Ben and family, Seth and family and Chloe and family);

Also Present Were: Busty King; Jo Duquemin (also representing Kira Brown); Liz Harper; Leah Dodd; Adrian Dodd; Jane Cataroche (also representing Garry De Freitas and Charlene Lorier); Rob Yeaman (also representing Andy Rowe and Chris McGonnell); Janet Le Breton (also representing Jodi Le Breton, Maud Smyth, Kevin Babbe, John Le Breton, Lhet Lowe, Lynette Mignot and Wendy Besnard);  Kathy Simpson; Theresa Mallett (also representing John, Mark, Stuart and Sarah, also Irene Kavanagh); Nikki Sirett (also representing Andrew and Ben Sirett); Derek and Pam Duquemin (also representing Le Gallez family (UK)); Connie Vasconcelos (also representing Trevor and Zeza Pascal); Karen Brehaut (also representing Ruth Gardner and Shirley Gardner); Paul and Lin Lawrence; Moira Boyd (also representing Tania Russell);

Stuart Ogier; Rob Bruce (also representing Pamela Bruce and Line dance with Pam); Roy and Sandra Lajoie; David Darlington; Jack Duquemin (also representing Debbie Duquemin); Michael Boot (also representing Susan);

Flowers were from Tina and Kevin, Jason and Michelle, David and Tom and Gemma. Shaylee and Shane, Cameron, Jack and Helena, Liam, Billy, Niamh, Killian and Melissa. Fitzgerald and Pipe families.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Margaret Louise Smith who passed away at Highfield House Care Home, aged 92 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by The Very Reverend John A Guille.   

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Colours of Day”. The Readings were “Footprints in the Sand” read by Rosie and Roni and Verses from Ecclesiastes Chapter 3 read by The very Revd John A Guille. Music during Period of Reflection was “This is my Song” by Harry Secombe. Reverend Guille gave the Sentences, Introduction and Opening Prayer, The Address, The Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, The Commendation and The Blessing. Recessional Music was “Abide with Me” by Harry Secombe. 

The Mourners Were: Alan Smith, son and Janet Smith, daughter-in-law; Natalie Hare, granddaughter (also representing Jacob and Heather Opperman, great-grandchildren); Veronica Hare, granddaughter (also representing Stuart Leppard); Gayle Dubh, granddaughter; Rosalind Hare, granddaughter (also representing Chris Richardson); Ted Hawkins, brother; Theresa Hawkins, niece; Dave Prevel, nephew; Tony Grantham, nephew and Liz Grantham; Colin Smith, nephew; Michael Grantham, nephew (also representing Gordon Grantham, brother-in-law); Margaret Le Cheminant, niece (also representing Rod and Jenny Ferbrache, nephew and niece);

Shirley Hartnett, niece (also representing Tony, Darryl, Elaine and Jane, also Albert Le Prevost, nephew); Jean Forrest, niece (also representing Pauline Berry, niece and Marilyn Broomhead, niece); Sue Pascall, niece and Jim Pascall; Annette Roussel, niece; Karen Allen, niece (also representing Phil and Emma Allen); Sonia Cooney, niece and Michael Cooney (also representing Maxine Cooney, great-niece); Isabel Duckworth, niece; Marlene Le Poidevin, niece and Keith Le Poidevin (also representing Steve, nephew and Ruth De La Mare and Hazel Le Poidevin); Rachel Pascall, great-niece; Melanie Loughlin, great-niece and Gerard Loughlin (also representing Anne Goubert, niece); Susan Batiste, great-niece (also representing family and Derek Gilman, great-nephew);

Also Present Were: Lou Perriam, carer (also representing Guy Mitchell, Lollie McLean and Highfield Care Home); John and Margaret Nicolle (also representing Mollie Dorey, Margaret Le Cras and Frank Coppolo (driver) and members of St. Martins Age Concern Centres); Philip and Karen Robin (also representing Denise and Stuart Wilkinson); Nigel and Marlene Baudains (also representing Jackie Smith, Eileen and Marion Gallienne and Ian Kirk); Margaret Albin; Colin Robin (also representing Jilly Robin and Zak Robin); Anne Le Tocq (also representing Patrick Le Tocq); Peggy Ellis (also representing Rob Ellis); Maureen Martin (also representing Margaret Gontier); Suzanne and Geoff Chapman; Anne Lesbirel (also representing Alan and Lynda Gavet); Basil Brehaut (also representing Bernard Brehaut);

Joe Esteves (also representing Beverley Esteves); Margaret Priaulx (also representing Phil Priaulx); Nikki Hamon (also representing Jason, Declan, Millie and Edie); Tony and Sheila Benwell; Ian and Pat Barker (also representing Andrew and Matthew); Jan Robilliard; Michael and Sue Ogier; Mandy Mortimer (also representing Jon Dorey); Alex and Sophie Le Prevost; Glyn Dyer (also representing Sami Tostevin, Oliver Dyer and Hugo Dyer); Mark and Pauline Corlett (also representing Tony and Pauline Sarre); Aimee Rodrigues (also representing Louis and Eloise); Rachel Le Prevost (also representing Judith and Rob Gill); Keith and Sharon Marquand; Ian Ruskin (also representing Maureen Ruskin and family); Mick and Julia Le Prevost;

Flowers were from Alan and Janet. Sheila and Tony Benwell.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Age Concern Guernsey, Jo Le Blancq, Treasurer, C/o Specsavers, La Villiaze, St Andrews, GY6 8YP or GVS, Jubilee House, Grandes Maisons Road, St Sampsons, GY2 4JH.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Roy Langford who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 87 years was held at St Paul’s Methodist Church and conducted by The Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Mr Peter Le Messurier accompanied the singing of “How Great Thou Art” and “Abide With Me”. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27 and read by Olivia Langford (daughter-in-law). Memories were by Paul Stanford, (nephew) and Stephen Langford, (son). Reverend Stringer gave the Welcome, Prayers, Prayers of Thanksgiving and The Lord’s Prayer, Prayer of Commendation and Blessing. A Guard of Honour was formed by The Foresters.

The Mourners Were: Stephen and Olivia Langford, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Hilary Squires, Anne and Keith Staples, Karen Wilkinson and Kevin and Mary Solway);  Kevin and Alyson Langford, son and daughter-in-law; Rachel Catley, granddaughter and Luke Catley; Esther Langford, granddaughter; Sophie Langford, granddaughter (also representing Brayden Piercy, great-grandson); Hannah, Lucy and Eleanor Catley, great-granddaughters; Paul Stanford, nephew (also representing Trudy Stanford); Colin Stanford, nephew (also representing Shirley Le Flock); Brian Stanford, nephew (also representing Marilyn Stanford); Peter Langford, nephew; Michelle Langford, niece; Eileen Langford, niece (also representing Pat Langford, nephew); Joan Gallienne, niece (also representing Wendy William, great-niece and family, Jenny Winterflood, great-niece and family and John Gallienne, great-nephew); Neil Stanford, great-nephew (also representing Aidan Stanford, great-nephew); Francois Ogier, great-niece; Charlotte Langford, great-niece;

Also Present Were: Rod and Margaret Tostevin (also representing Emily Tostevin, Tyler Roussel and Mario Tedde and family); Richard C and Janet Le Marquand (also representing Wendy Stagg); Joan Tostevin, Guernsey Bowling Club member (also representing Paul Sargeant, Guernsey Bowling Club past president); Michelle Nash (also representing Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association and May Way); Jill Dawe (also representing Graham Dawe); Christine Smith (also representing Joan Machon, Mel Le Moignan, Ann Pollard and Kathy Sarchet); Terry and Brenda Brokenshire (also representing Andy and Jackie Nicolle); Mr and Mrs A & B Wallnofer; Joy and Terry Jordan; Chris Dyer (also representing Ian Sarahs and Mark and Nikki Addlesee and Guernsey Bowling Club); Gavin Johns;

Eileen Thompson (also representing Robin Herbert, Guernsey Bowling Club); Margaret Ferbrache; Patricia and Wilf Holland; Colin Bennett (also representing Lisette Bennett); Maria Welton (also representing Maureen Gorman); Terry and Joan Le Tissier (also representing Sheila Ingrouille); Phillip and Diane Leah; Alan Benham; Richard and Janet Green; Roy Le Poidevin; John Le Clerc; Maggie Conway; Jan and Arron Hawke; Sara Le Page; John Wills and Valerie Wills; Mr Carter (also representing Jane Carter); Tony Mudge; Mick Ogier (Budlo) (also representing Alison Guliou); Angie and Martin Tolcher; Catherine Rabey (also representing Paul Rabey); Graham Lesbirel (also representing Marianne Parker); David Le Poidevin;

Flowers were from Stephen and Olivia. Kevin and Alyson. Esther. Rachel and Luke, Lucy and Ellie. Hannah. Sophie and Brayden. Michelle, Jo, Isabelle, Eddison and Madeleine.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association, The Centre, Rue des Monts, Delancey, St Sampsons, GY2 4HU.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Ann Margaret Jolly who passed away at her home, aged 83 years was held at St Saviours Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “What a Friend we Have in Jesus” and “The Old Rugged Cross”. The Bible readings were Psalm 23, read by Andrew, (son) and John 14, 106 read by Huub, (son-in-law). Music played during Time of Reflection was “Nessun Dorma” by Pavarotti. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Sentences from the Bible, Opening Prayer, The Collect, Tributes, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer and Commendation. Recessional Music was “Ave Maria”, by Pavarotti.

The Mourners Were: David Jolly, son and Tina Jolly, daughter-in-law (also representing Andy and Nicky Mahon, Stuart Wherry and Karyn Marsh, Abi Wherry, Katie Wherry, Hayden Wherry, Jackson Wherry and Lily Wherry); Andrew Jolly, son and Huub van Klink-Jolly, son-in-law (also representing the van Klink family, Netherlands); Philip Jolly, son (also representing Adrian Wood, Norman and Brigitte Martel, Marian and Reg Hatfield and Jenni Bailey); Robyn Jolly, granddaughter and Luke Mollett; Jamie Jolly, grandson and Kathy Jolly; Jean Girard, sister and John Girard, brother-in-law; Tim Girard, nephew and Sue Girard (also representing John Le Gallais and Gillian and Steve Higgins); Michelle Maindonald, niece;

Alex Maindonald, great-nephew; Betty Guille, sister; Lynette Clarke, niece (also representing Laura and Jessica Clarke, great-niece, Leslie Clarke, great-nephew and Tracy De Carteret, niece and family); Sarah Collins, niece and David Collins; Michelle Le Messurier, niece and Jeffrey Le Messurier (also representing Thomas and Lauren Phillips); Alison Amy, niece (also representing Jason and Amelia); Ian Le Page, nephew and Lucy Le Page; Dawn Sealey, niece; Rachel Roberts, niece and Ben and Holly Roberts; George Le Page, brother-in-law; John Phillips, brother-in-law and Helen Phillips, sister-in-law; Andrea Robert, niece and Denzil Robert (also representing Dorothy Robert); Fran Robert, great-niece; Phillipa Le Vasseur, niece and John Le Vassuer, nephew (also representing James Le Vasseur, great-nephew, Naomi Down, sister-in-law and Sandie Scott); Matthew Le Vasseur, great-nephew; Pam Duquemin; John Robert, cousin; Bernard Brehaut, cousin; Basil and June Brehaut (also representing Rhona and Sally Windsor, cousins);

Also Present Were: Suzanne and Mark Torode (also representing Mavis, Eve and Tanya); Jacqueline Snell (also representing Dave and family); Ian and Marilyn Tardivel; Jim and Angela de Garis (also representing Jess and James Rihoy and Julian and Katherine Ogier); Carrie Lawrence (also representing Paul Lawrence); Denis Bienvenu (also representing Forest Stores); Margaret Le Page; Pam Chalker (also representing Dave Chalker and Adrian Honey (Adie’s Gardening Services); Alison Foley (also representing John Foley); Peter Lesbirel (also representing Clarence Lesbirel); Peter and Jayne Cataroche (also representing Hazel Duquemin, Lovell, Ozanne and Partners and Steve Robert); Margaret Macdonald; Caroline Allaby (also representing Peter and Vicki Archard);

Carole Nicolle (also representing all friends at Active Health); Stella Sarre; David and Anne Jehan; Sarah Eley; Barry Eley; Nicholas Eley; Carol Le Page; John Le Sauvage (also representing Fiona and Sebastian); Ruth Lesbirel; Marybelle Norman; Kerry Koulloutas; Andy Koulloutas; Katie Smith (also representing Daniel and Charlotte); Nick Smith (also representing Corinne Smith); James Whitford (also representing the Whitford family); Carol Le Page; Liz Hallett; Pamela Katvars; Dave Guerin; Gemma Wherry and Leanne Wherry (also representing Josh and Tommy Batiste); Keith Le Breton; Margaret Le Croix (also representing Collette Turner); Amanda Smith (also representing Julie Farthing); Karen and Vince De La Mare (also representing Sonya Zabiela);

Flowers were from David, Andrew, Philip, Tina and Huub. Jamie. Robyn

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Society for Cancer relief, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Walter Nicholas Brehaut who passed away at Les Ormes Care Home, aged 96 years was held at Torteval Church and conducted by Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “Blessed Assurance”, “What a Friend we have in Jesus”, “O Love that wilt not let me go”, “Will your anchor hold” and Recessional Hymn “God be with you”. The Bible Readings were Psalm 23, read by Lionel, (son) and John 14: 1-6 & 27 and read by Joe (grandson). The Eulogy was read by Carol (daughter). Music during Time of Reflection was “Maggie” instrumental. Reverend Stringer gave the Welcome, Prayers, Address, Prayers of Thanksgiving, The Lord’s Prayer, Prayer of Commendation and Blessing. 

The Mourners Were: Lionel Brehaut, son (also representing Rose Brehaut, daughter-in-law, David Brehaut, grandson, Susan Brehaut and Alexander, Charlotte and Matilda, great-grandchildren); Carol and Steve Langlois, daughter and son-in-law;  Wendy and Ian Elliott, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Jack Elliott, grandson and Gemma Elliott, Jack Jnr and Max, Australia); Brett Gallienne, grandson and Dawn Gallienne (also representing Paloma Gallienne and Bodhi Gallienne, great-grandchildren and Ivan Gallienne); Claire Gallienne, granddaughter; James Brehaut, grandson (also representing Caleb Brehaut, grandson and Kirstine, New Zealand); Joe Langlois, grandson and Faye Langlois (also representing Polly, Alfie, Rosie and Tilly Langlois, great-grandchildren and Ken and Fiona Davey and family); Amy Glanville, granddaughter and James Glanville (also representing Meri and Esme, great-granddaughters and Celia and Phil Glanville); Ben Langlois, grandson and Emily Ingrouille; Rebecca Elliott, granddaughter; William Elliott, grandson and Ellie Luxton; Isla Elliott, great-granddaughter;

Also Present Were: Eunice Brehaut (also representing Grace Parry and family, Jane Blake and family and Kathryn and Iain Davidson and family); Aaron Brehaut (also representing Lucy Brehaut, Kylie Cozens, Colin Brehaut, Casey Brehaut, Nicole Litherland, Yann Brehaut and their families); Sue Brehaut (also representing Matthew and Anna Brehaut and Geoff Brehaut); Angela Trustum; Peter Parr (also representing Paul Elkington); Robin Jamouneau (also representing Kevin Gaudion); Peter Lesbirel (also representing Clary Lesbirel and Mike Le Lacheur); Lloyd Robilliard; Jose Paine (also representing Josh and Jemimah Paine); Colin Merrien (also representing the Merrien family); Danny Barnes (also representing the Barnes family); Kay and Nigel Smith; Jeremy and Anne Lewis (also representing Richard and Margaret Le Pelley and Fay Down); Joel Lewis;

Eleanore Browning (also representing Martin, Christine and Samantha Browning); Rachel Van Der Linden (also representing Gary, Archie and Herbie); Gillian Le Lièvre (also representing Chris Le Lièvre); Carmen and Graham Skuse (also representing Sandra and Geoff Gallienne); Nikki Wallbridge (also representing all the staff and residents of Les Ormes Care Home and Nick and Lorraine De Garis); Jane Robilliard; Steve and Jo-Anne Bates (also representing Alex and Lizzie Bates, Pierre Tostevin, James Symons and Mollie Dorey); Mike and Jane Stonebridge; Bob and Molly Thompson (also representing Rev. Tom Vidamour and Nikki Addlesee); Brian Robilliard (also representing Roger and Beverley);

John Brouard (also representing Dave and Carol Brouard and Dave Cowley); Roy Lesbirel (also representing Kerry, Luke, Aaron and Hannah Lesbirel); Maureen Glendinning (also representing Kevin, Adrian and Stuart Glendinning, Sally Yendall and Ian Glendinning); Wendy Le Tissier (also representing Andy, Louise and Julia Madden and Jurat David Robilliard and the Revd Juliette Robilliard); Terry Snell (also representing Christine Snell, Elizabeth and Fede Bonomo, Bert Snell and Doreen Le Lacheur); Michael Ward (also representing Diane Ward); Roy and Nancy Dickinson; Pauline Sarre (also representing Tony Sarre, Danielle Hann and Claire Le Prevost);

Ali Marquis (also representing Nick and Imogen Marquis and Caroline, Matt, Evie and Fin Patterson); Jim de Garis (also representing Angela de Garis, Julian and Katherine Ogier and family, Steve and Rachel Torode and family and Margaret Martel); Nigel Le Marchant (also representing Frances and Daniel Le Marchant and Winter); Ray Watts (also representing the Royal Guernsey Agricultural and Horticultural Society); Julian and Margaret Mauger; David de Lisle (also representing Anna de Lisle); Keith Langlois; Jo and Andy Langlois (also representing Joan Sarre); Steve Hocart; Mildred Le Poidevin (also representing Margaret Martel and Jason Green);

Dennis and Sandra McKane (also representing Pauline Telford and Jan Dyke, GWVS, Dave Marwick and Geoff Le Gallez); Jim Naftel (also representing Liz Naftel, Leah Peck, Andrew Chandler and Mandy Brouard); Jenny Ridley (also representing The Constables, Dean and Douzaine of Torteval, Becky Link and Avril Vaughan); Rodney Dyke (also representing The committee of the West Show); Rose Penna (also representing Heather McGhee); Bill Luff (also representing John Luff); Marcel Worley (also representing Kate Worley and Frank Le Cheminant); Joy and George Le Couteur); Henry and Margaret Le Tissier; Terry Tostevin; Liz Parr (also representing Rick and family, Margaret Le Gallez and family, Antoinette Martel and family and Jane and Ian Langlois); Sue Le Gallez (also representing Chris Le Gallez); Roy Le Page;

Roy and Maddie Sarre (also representing Vicki Sarre); Gill Watson (also representing Mick, Sarah and Charlie Watson); Sheila Ellis (also representing Richard Ellis and Richard Guillard); Rose and Vic Dorey (also representing Kate and Mark); Nigel Roussel (also representing Shirley Roussel); Terry Queripel; John Sarre; Patrick Le Tocq (also representing Anne Le Tocq and Kate and Gordon Hotton); Chantal Ingrouille (also representing Cameron); Sandra Diment; Sarah Albin; Peggy Brackley and Julian Brackley (also representing Liz Brackley); Roger Langlois (also representing Nick and Sheena Le Messurier); Steve Tostevin (also representing Karen and Rod De Carteret); Sheila Stewart (also representing Eunice and Sandra de la Mare); Evan and Norma Ozanne; James Hollowell;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Blood Cancer UK, 3rd Floor, 1 Ashley Road, Cheshire, WA14 2DT or Parkinsons Guernsey LBG, C/o The Treasurer, Schwopick, Port Soif Lane, Vale, GY6 8AH.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to interment for Betty Ruth Merrien who passed away at The Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home, aged 90 years was held at Torteval Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Sue Brooks accompanied the singing of “Amazing Grace” and “How Great thou Art”. Opening Music was “Here I am, Lord” by Daniel O’Donnell. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6. A Poem “Death is Nothing at All” was read by Katy (granddaughter). Music during Time of Reflection, accompanied by a Photo Presentation was “I Watch the Sunrise” by Daniel O’Donnell. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Sentences from the Bible, Opening Prayer, The Collect, Reflection of the Reading, Tribute, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer and Commendation. Exit Music was “Rainbows End” by Daniel O’Donnell.

The Mourners Were: Peter and Sadie Merrien, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Rachel Merrien, granddaughter); Nick Merrien, grandson (also representing Zoe Mitchell, partner and Brody Merrien, great-grandson); Pat and Paul Kelly, daughter and son-in-law; Declan Kelly, great-grandson; Laura Hockey, granddaughter and Alex Hockey; Mia-Rose Hockey, great-granddaughter; Charlie Hockey, great-grandson; Aimée Coutu, granddaughter (also representing Logan Coutu, great-grandson); Connor Coutu, great-grandson; Andrew Kelly, grandson and Sarah-Jayne Kelly (also representing Flora Le Page); Colin and Christina Merrien, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Chris Merrien, nephew, Mary Butcher, niece and Paul Butcher); Katy Le Huray, granddaughter and Adam Le Huray (also representing Noah Le Huray, great-grandson); Jack Merrien, grandson; Angie and Steve Le Noury, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Di Dowinton and Teresa and Frank, Canada); Becca Le Noury, granddaughter and Nathan Austin; Jean and Eddie Goracy, daughter and son-in-law; Jade Goracy, granddaughter and Alain Branquet;

Kerry Goracy, granddaughter and Gilbert Bishop-White;  John Merrien, nephew and Pauline Tostevin, sister-in-law; Anne Le Tocq, niece (also representing Patrick Le Tocq, Jonathan Le Tocq and Gordon and Kate Hotton); Claire Burchell (also representing Gareth Burchell and Ella and Amélie); Theresa Prince, niece and Nigel Prince (also representing Mary and Andre, Michelle and Andrew and Adele and Mike); Rosemary Robilliard, niece; Karen Allix, niece (also representing Paul Martin, nephew); Lee Merrien, great-nephew and Teresa Merrien;  Sandra Merrien; Jake Perry, great-nephew (also representing Kimberley Perry, great-niece and Amber and Cody Martin, great-nieces); Lana Bougourd, great-niece (also representing Tommy and Ria Bougourd and Alex Johns); James Mullarkey and Vivian Mullarkey; David Merrien, godson (also representing Lyn); Sandra de la Mare (also representing Eunice de la Mare, cousin and John and Joyce Gallienne, cousins); Stephen and Josie Merrien; 

Also Present Were: Shirley Adam (also representing Peter Adam, Sonia Singh and staff and residents at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home); Ian Herpe (also representing Julie Herpe); Michaela and Nick Guilmoto (also representing Sylvia Guilmoto); Bert Snell; Derek and Margaret Snell; Dave and Michelle Marwick (also representing family); Audrey Riley (also representing Bob Riley); Dorothy Graham; David and Jason Graham; Trevor and Karen Graham; Mogz (also representing Tina, Sorcha, Susan and Chloe); Natalie Toll (also representing the Toll family); Garry and Maura Falla; Wendy Elliott (also representing Ian and Carol Langlois); Jackie and Phil Guezo (also representing Francis and Maria and Beryl Guezo); Mandy Robilliard (also representing Ross Robilliard and family and Julie Ferbrache); Keith McKenzie (also representing Christine and Dean McKenzie); Richard Ashplant (also representing Debbie and Gwen Ashplant); Joan Staples (also representing Carl and Gill Staples); Mark Staples (also representing Kim and family); Ros Holberry (also representing Asha Holberry); Odilia Fallaize (also representing Steve, Chantelle and Alex Fallaize); Jenny Dowinton; Nell and Elga;

Martine Middleton (also representing Venture Garage and Sean Le Moignan); Steve (also representing T.J and Caroline Brehaut); Liz and Julian Brackley (also representing family and Sarah Albin); Peggy Brackley; Rodney and Wendy Buesnel; Danny Barnes (also representing Barnes family); Frank and Alison Robinson; Sheila Stewart (also representing Caroline Woolston, John Woolston and family, Margaret Goddard and Colin Gallienne); Madeleine Squires; Terry and Margaret Tostevin (also representing Joy Tostevin); Jane Roberts (also representing Peter and Mavis Roberts); Yumiko Ogier; Paul Bourgaize and Claire Lesbirel (also representing Megan, James, Jacob and Maya Winter);

Sally and Paul Bannier (also representing Aimée Bannier, Ben and Fiona Bannier and Emma and Jean Prout and family); Jennifer Le Noury (also representing Sophie Le Noury and Gareth Taylor); Martine Johnson (also representing Martyn Johnson); David and Dawn Exall (also representing Julie Exall, Stuart Exall, Ashleigh and Lily, Colin and Maureen Exall and Edwin and Paul Le Sauvage); Richard Exall; Liz Sarre (also representing Betty Blondel and Ruth and Bud Blondel); Tony Sargent (also representing Judith, Titch and Nina Gill, Mick Gill, Jon Gill, (UK), Peter Falla and Christopher Tostevin); Angela Rabey; Margaret and Darrell Le Poidevin; Yvonne Brehaut (also representing Phil, Steve and families); Frances Vidamour; Jurat David Lowe;

Josie Guille (also representing Mick, Hayley and Philip, also Sandra Diment and Gill Watson); Roy Lesbirel (also representing Kerry Lesbirel); Anne Lesbirel and peter Lesbirel (also representing Clary Lesbirel); Kim Vidamour (also representing Paul Mead, Maureen Lindsey and Trevor Gallienne); André and Jean Le Marre; Julie Main (also representing Paul Main, Craig Platt and Hazel and Andy Kelling); Jan Gallienne (also representing Deborah Gallienne-Ward); Maureen Glendinning (also representing Kevin and Stuart Glendinning); Adrian Glendinning; Ian Glendinning; Lesley Caldwell (also representing The Caldwell family and Paul Saunders); Heather McGhee (also representing Rose Penna); Colin Sarre; Maureen and Lloyd Le Page; Danny Crawley; Ann and Terry Ogier; Andrew and Theresa Girard (also representing Paul and Inese Girard, (UK)); Nick and Pat Tostevin;

Vernon Watson (also representing Pat Watson); Peter and Gillian Stables; Cathy Tostevin; Tina Lesbirel (also representing Nigel Exall and Sandra Exall); Graham and Maria Waddingham (also representing Louie, Harry and Owen Waddingham); Andy and Sandra Linehan (also representing Connie and Paul Armstrong and Daniel and Elise Herve); Tina Sarre (also representing Reg and Val Sarre); Zizina Sarre (also representing Richard Sarre); Maureen Sarre; Shane Branquet (also representing Kerrie Rive); Robert and Nicky Le Noury (also representing William and Henry Le Noury); Peter Le Noury (also representing Jessie Dorey); Katrina Hampson; Racheal Lesbirel; Dave Guilbert; Peter Van de Velde (also representing Liz and family); Kirsty Lambourne (also representing Graham and Kath Bishop); Maria;

Flowers were from all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Martyn Mahé who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 67 years was held at Holy Trinity Church and conducted by The Very Reverend John Guille.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s my Shepherd” and “Morning has Broken”. Family Memories were read by Jack (son). A Poem “Do not stand at my grave and weep” was read by Amy (daughter). The Bible Reading was St John Chapter 14 verses 1-6 & verse 27. Reverend Guille gave The Sentences, Introduction and Opening Prayer, The Poem “The Reassurance”, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Simon Mahé and Ellie Norman, son and daughter-in-law; Thomas Mahé, son; Jack Mahé and Gussie Mahé, son and daughter-in-law; Amy Styles and David Styles, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Pippa Wagstaff); George Wagstaff, son; Sandra Green and David Green, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Delma Luxton, aunt, Graham Luxton, cousin (New Zealand), Stephen Luxton, cousin (Essex) and Denise Tucker, cousin and families); Chantal Green, niece and Jon Loaring (also representing Olivia Loaring, great-niece); Jane Mahé and Ian Pritchard (also representing Gina Carpenter and Andrea King); Karen Crawford, cousin (also representing Andrew Crawford); June Sebire, cousin (also representing Mike and family);

Diane and Graham Jehan, cousins (also representing Sarah, Claire, David and Sophie and families); David, Lisa and Sonny Barnett, cousins (also representing the Spencer-Lane family); Linda Nellis (also representing Tony Mahé and family (Worthing), cousins; Tricia Foster, cousin and David Foster; Sue Fleming, cousin and David Fleming (also representing Lucy and Shep and Janette Holmes, cousin and Tony de Mouilpied, cousin and family);

Also Present Were: Jackie Pengelley (also representing Hannah Pengelley, god-daughter, Alex Pengelley and Mark and Debbie Mullen); Keith Pengelley (also representing Carnaby’s FC, Mike Upton and John Dickson); Liz Stonebridge (also representing the staff and Directors of Les Bourgs Hospice); Mira Domaille (also representing Friends of Les Bourgs and Jill Fallaize); Phil and Jackie Duquemin (also representing Olly Duquemin and directors and staff of Resolution IT); Norman Wilkinson (also representing Graham and Martine Withers); Clara Le Vallee (also representing Jacques and Etienne Le Vallee, Jane Le Cras, Steve Rogers and Chris and Jean Shaw); Lindsay Falla (also representing Julie and Chris Le Tissier);

David Piesing (also representing John Dickinson (CBW Recovery LLp and Daniel Rose (Gravita)); Pam Innes (also representing Andrew Innes, Annie Innes and Jeff and Teresa Holden); Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Steve Wilson and Julie Baudains); Andrew Le Maitre (also representing Carolyn Le Maitre); Sue Steininger; Ann White (also representing Imogen Kreckeler); Paul and Yvonne Newton; Mary Naylor (also representing David Naylor); Stuart Place; Julie Carre (also representing Stuart Carre); Geoff Le Page; Ian Scholes; Cathy Boscher; Andrew Boscher; Yvette Taylor (also representing Rex Martel); Rick Garrard (also representing Linda Garrard); Steve Bates; Clive McMinn; Alan Chivers; Clive and Leonie Damsell; Robin Smith (also representing the Smith family, Nerine Trust and Gems Trustees); Mark Biddlecombe;

Martyn Tolcher; Emily Humphry (also representing staff at TISE); Glynis Guilbert; Judy Green; Janice Trebert (also representing Mark Pattimore); Peter Snell; Stephen Francis (also representing Lawrence Burridge); Mark De La Rue (also representing staff at Window Service Centre); Corinne and Stephen Bacon (also representing Tim and Dom Bacon and Francesca Sanchez); David Baxter; Iain Baxter; Sam Baxter; Peter Steininger; Colin Knight (also representing Steve Butt); Rosie Knight (also representing Karen Le Blancq);

Gary and Katherine Murchie (also representing Jessica Vivian); David Kenneally (also representing Kenneally family); Geoffrey Orme, Sarnia Wanderers Football Club; Andy Robert (also representing Kevin Robert); Renault De Garis; Peter Mills (also representing Mandy Mills); Brian and Julie Green; Darren Comber; Mike Parsons; Iain Drillot; Paul England; Lynda Ingrouille; Jean-Pierre Macé (also representing Debbi Stokes); Pauline Chick; Peter de Laune; Richard and Jacqueline Anderson; William Ferry; Lorenzo Magno (also representing Carlo Stefani); John Clacy (also representing Sinead Clacy, Deloittes); Paul Le Poidevin (also representing Robbie Le Poidevin and Sue De Carteret);

Gordon and Anne Liu (also representing family); Laura Troalic (also representing Martin Troalic); Nick De Carteret; Lynsey Edwards; Richard Kowenicki; Stephen Roberts (ex-colleague); Ross Hamon; Bob Green; Matthew Trimmer (also representing Graham, Lynn and Claire); Janet Alexander; Merne Fallaize (also representing Jeanne Cavagnetto); Valerie Ogier (also representing Shirley Fallaize, Trudy Stanford and Bryan O’Meara); Roy Angliss (also representing Lindsey Angliss, Tony and Maggie Pickford, Steve and Moira Freear, Tonia Fox, Ken Jones and Keith Corbin); Martina Sherbourne (also representing Mathew Sherbourne, Claire Marquand, Martin Upson, Elizabelle Upson, Roberto Pizzuti and David Gough);

Richard Bray (also representing Tim Orton, Quentin Vohmann, Glen Parsons, Miles Bishop-White and all other members of the Carnaby’s old boys football team); Jamie Campbell (also representing Dennis Le Prevost and Cameron and Chantal Ingrouille); Mandy Ashwell (also representing Chris Ashwell, Tootsie Williams and Konrad Mosser); Maureen Baudains; Iain Limond; Peggy Ellis (also representing Rob Ellis); Trish De Carteret; Ben Tustin; Barry Le Pelley (also representing John Merrien); Rosemarie Le Pelley; Jane Allen (also representing Matthew Allen); Liz Chamberlain (also representing Jack Honeybill);

Flowers were from Simon, Ellie, Tom, Jack, Gussie, Amy, David, George, Jane. Sandra and Dave.  Chantal, Jon and Olivia.  Tony and Wendy Mahé.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

A Service of Thanksgiving for Betty Lydia Le Masurier who passed away at Maison L’Aumone Care Home, aged 94 years was held at Vazon Elim Church and conducted by Mr Stephen Francis.

The organist, Mr Jonathon Le Tocq accompanied the singing of “Be still for the presence of the Lord”, “O Love that wilt not let me Go” and “How great thou Art”. The Bible reading was Psalm 23 and read by Romey Le Masurier (daughter-in-law) and John 14 read by Colin Langlois. Family Memories were given by Karen (daughter, Tim (grandson), Harriet, (granddaughter) and Nic (grandson). The tribute was given by Peter Le Masurier. Stephen Francis gave the Welcome, Opening Words of Scripture, Prayer, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer and Blessing. Closing music was “Time to Say Goodbye” by André Rieu.  

The Mourners Were: Karen and Colin Langlois, daughter and son-in-law; Peter and Romey Le Masurier, son and daughter-in-law; Nic Langlois, grandson (also representing Joy Langlois, granddaughter-in-law and Bailey and Ime-Belle, great-grandchildren); Tim and Sarah-Jane Langlois, grandson and granddaughter-in-law; Harriet Le Masurier, granddaughter; Zach and Evie Langlois, great-grandchildren; Kay Leivars, niece and Mark Leivars (also representing Brett and Lynsey); Ian Duquemin, nephew and Roslyn Duquemin (also representing family);  Janice and Andy Batiste (also representing Joan Mahy, sister-in-law and Jessica and Jack Batiste); Ruth Smale, cousin (also representing Graham Smale, cousin and Ivan and Janet Le Tissier, cousins); Rodney Collenette, cousin (also representing Liz Collenette);

Also Present Were: Jonathon and Judith Le Tocq (also representing Grace and Emily); Janet Sweet (also representing Barry and Gwen Trump); Andrew and Carol Le Poidevin (also representing Rachel, Stephen and Richard also Roger and Norma Le Poidevin); Pat Queripel (also representing Galaad Ladies Guild); Marlene and Keith Le Poidevin; Stephen Le Tissier (also representing Valerie Le Tissier); Brian Le Prevost (also representing Janet Le Prevost); Brian and Karen Bourgaize; Karen McClean; Jean Heaume; Margaret Le Parmentier (also representing Geoff and Sandra Gallienne, Barry Le Parmentier, Colin and Hannah Le Page and Miriam Le Page); Rev Eric and Mrs Diane Gaudion (also representing Jean Palin); Sally Chick (also representing Sheila and Robert Benstead, Sandra Martel-Dunn and June Martel); Pauline Williams (also representing Eileen Mace and Kath Prince); Kathleen Bichard (also representing Clive and Marilyn Falla, Hazel and John Bell, David Falla, Graham Le Page and Dallas Courtenay-Warren); Joan Beuche;

Alison Swales (also representing Mark Swales and Paul Bourgaize); Lynn Gilman; Jean Guille; Roy Sarre (also representing Maddie, Vicki, Jose and Josh and Men-Connect/Guernsey and Leader Keith Le Cheminant); Rod and Judy Ferbrache; Lisa Girard (also representing Rob Girard); Syl and Jackie Rabey; Martyn Langlois; Peter and Sandra Vaudin; Alan Machon; Margaret Robert; Daphne Dodd; John and Pat Langlois; Doug and Rosalyn Guilbert; Heather Collenette (also representing Rachel Lunn); Rebecca Gow, Care Manager of Maison L’Aumone (also representing Hazel Robins (Care Director) and all residents and staff at Maison L’Aumone); Lisa Durkin, staff at Maison L’Aumone; Debbie Timms (also representing Vivana);

Chris and Steve Dudley (also representing Pippa, Richard and family); Nigel and Sue Ozanne; Ruth Le Tissier (also representing Marcus Le Tissier); Helen Le Tissier (also representing Mark Le Tissier); Mark Bichard (also representing Bridget Bichard, Margaret Jehan and Carol Howard); Anna Williams (also representing Kayleigh de Jersey and Maureen de Jersey); Roland and Margaret Duquemin; Julie Duquemin; Hollie Lanyon; Tony Duquemin; Anita Shilling (also representing Caroline Monk); Kate Lowe (also representing Sarah Day); Sonia and Martin Le Cocq; Emma Torode (also representing Maria and Alan Torode); Lucy Vidamour (also representing Grace Smith); Caitlin Le Gallez (also representing Sue Le Gallez); Megan Chipperfield; Roger Browning (also representing Good News for Everybody); Martyn and Jean Vidamour; Hazel Le Poidevin; Jean Evans; Gwen Langlois; Helen Dunn;

Flowers were from Karen, Colin, Peter, Romey, Nic, Joy, Tim, Sarah-Jane, Harriet, Zach, Evie, Bailey and Ime-Belle. 

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Maison L’Aumone Residents Comfort Fund, C/o Mr Bob Harbottle, L’Aumone, Castel, GY5 7RT.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Shirley Margaret Marquis who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 84 years was held at St Mary’s Church, L’Islet and conducted by Reverend Jan Le Billon.

The organist, Mr Tim Bean accompanied the singing of “The day thou Gavest” and “Abide with Me”. Entry music was “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” by Mozart. A Poem “Gran” was written and read by Marc, grandson. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27. The Poem, “Do Not Stand At My Grave and Weep” by Mary Elizabeth Frye was read by Dean, grandson. Reverend Le Billon gave the Opening Sentences, Welcome, Tributes, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Address, Farewell to Shirley and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” by Eva Cassidy.

The Mourners Were: Jeremy Marquis, widower; Tony Lane, son; Vanessa Connolly, daughter-in-law; Tina Johnson, daughter and Deane Oxley; Sharon Page, daughter; Dean Marquis, grandson; Corrina McCarthy, granddaughter; Simon McCarthy; Carrie Lane, granddaughter; Marc Lane, grandson; Roxanne Lane, granddaughter and James Peto; Samantha Johnson, granddaughter; Callum Johnson, grandson; Rory Johnson, grandson; Tyler McCarthy, great-grandson; Summer McCarthy, great-granddaughter; Marcel Marquis, brother-in-law and Joanne Alder; Nigel and Juliet Marquis, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Alana Marquis-Farncombe, sister-in-law (also representing Patrick Farncombe, brother-in-law); Fiona Marquis, sister-in-law (also representing Darren Bougourd); Hazel Le Gallez, cousin;

Also Present Were: Patricia West (also representing Philip West); Louise Goddard (also representing Russell Goddard, Angela Dorey, Michael Dorey, Kath Dorey and St Martins Rainbows); Annette Toussaint (also representing Roy Toussaint and family); Shelley Smith (also representing Simon and family); Annette McCracken; Ann Bott; Sue King; Michelle Enticott (also representing Peter Enticott);

Brendan Reeves (also representing Louise Reeves and Richard Bates); Dave Le Prevost (also representing Kate Le Prevost); Hayley Le Marquand; Denise Brehaut; Becky Hooper-Bedford; Jon Hutchins (also representing Tony Martin and Curt Taylor); Dave Page (also representing Bret Taylor); Jason Smart (also representing Pete Wild); Will Stuart (also representing Pat Stuart); Martyn and Linda Le Huray; Les Johnson (also representing Maurice Johnson); Mary Quinn; Marguerite Leahy; Pauline Robert; Chris Heaume (also representing Melissa Heaume, Jonathon Luff and Rachel Luff); Yvonne Weysom (also representing June Woolnough, Diane Bunyan and Sharon Duffy); Neil Le Prevost; Jackie Trump (also representing Jimmy Trump and family); Gynette Cowens (also representing Sylvia Le Cheminant);

Michelle and Jackie Blackmore (also representing Andrew Blondel and family, (Australia)); Lisa Allen (also representing Sophie Hale, Mark Allan, Brenda Allan, Willie Allan and Lisa Ogier); Barbara Roussel (also representing Mike Luxon, Dionne Luxon and John Le Huray); Vince and Jeannette Kelling (also representing Grant Kelling, Laura Gauvain and Jemma Kelling); George and Jill Lihou; Kim Simon (also representing David and Matthew Simon and all the staff at Kenny Brouard’s); Nicky Carré (also representing Sheila, Ian, Kurt and Sam Carré); Liz Powell (also representing Steve, Chloe, Josh and Beth Powell, Tia-Louise Renouf, Erin Sullivan and Laura Jackson and family); George “Fuzzy” Bretel;

Flowers were from Jack. Tony and Vanessa, Tina and Deane and Sharon and Fuzzy. Dean. Win, Simon, Ty and Sums. Carrie, Marc and Roxanne. Sammy, Callum and Rory. Fiona and Darren, Alana, Patrick, Harry and George, Nigel and Juliet, Marcel and Joanne.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Cancer Research UK (Guernsey) Branch, c/o Lynda Mildon, 2 La Petite Clos, La Couture, St Peter Port, GY1 2EB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Stuart John Martin who passed away, aged 53 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening Music was “Careless Whisper” by George Michael. A Poem “Forever in our Hearts”, chosen by Stuart’s family was read by Michelle Duquemin. “Together”, words from Stuart’s family was read by Sue du Jardin. “Stuart and Kristan” written by Kristan was read by Michelle Duquemin. Music during Time of Reflection was “I Watch the Sunrise” by Kathryn Crossweiller and was accompanied by a photo presentation. Michelle Duquemin gave the Words of Welcome, Reflections on Life and Death, The Poem “The Dogs Must have their walk”, Al Station, The Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “The Long and Winding Road” by George Michael.

The Mourners Were: Kristan Martin, wife (also representing David and Lyn Lumb, Uncle and Aunt, Mark, Daniel and Emma Forbes and Mike and Wendy Edwards); Ashley and Tim Rawles, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Wendy Tanguy from Jersey); Jodie Rawles, niece and Amy Houldsworth; Adam Rawles, nephew (also representing Ellie Deere); Neil and Sharon Pike, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Leonie Pike, niece); Relly Pike, niece; Warren and Nathalie Pike, brother and sister-in-law; Louis and Zavier Pike, nephews; Melvie Martin, mother; Louise Martin, sister; Sue and Nigel du Jardin, aunt and uncle; Matt Du Jardin, cousin (representing Yuni); Claire Adam, cousin and Steve Adam; Natalie du Jardin, cousin; Rob and Sue Sweet, uncle and aunt; Michael and Jennifer Joly, uncle and aunt; Paul Joly cousin, (also representing Kevin and Michelle Dunn);  Lisa Brehaut, cousin; Kate Walford, cousin, and Andrew Walford;

Also Present Were: Emma Roberts; Johanna Hemans (also representing Richard Hemans); Tina Pasquire (also representing Alan Pasquire and Lisa Le Tocq); Stuart Crittell (also representing Emma and Bailey Crittell and Eric and Denise Crittell); Scott Crittell; Jenny Elliott (also representing Rick Le Brun); Laura Colley; Amanda Dunnell; Oliver Bailey; Anita Shilling and Andrew Shilling (also representing Jo and Matt Coleman); Richard and Hazel Moorman (also representing Margaret Brookes and John and Rose Sauvage); Janet Lowe (also representing Brian Lowe); Christopher Le Page and Julie Herpe (also representing Christopher Le Pelley, Martin Priest and staff of St Peters Trust Company Limited); Sue Farnham (also representing Rachel Robins); Sarah Searle (also representing Richard Searle); Lee Mills; Mike Brehaut;

Robin Sweet (also representing Mark, Dawn and Martin Sweet and Adrian and Sian Le Breton); Steve Kreckeler (also representing, Leigh Haines and Shane Bisson); Donna Rihoy (also representing Michelle Farrow); Rob Tulie; Sean Albin; Neil Corbin (also representing Jeremy Bretel); Dave Whalley; Catherine Tyrrell; Chris Ferbrache (also representing Ricky Ferbrache);

Flowers were from Kristan.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Nicholas John Scholfield who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 80 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by The Very Reverend John A Guille.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “Abide With Me”. The Family Tribute was given by Ted Scholfield and Mark Scholfield. The Reading “If” by Rudyard Kipling was read by Emma Scholfield. The Bible Reading was St John’s Gospel chapter 2 verses 1-11. Music during Time of Reflection was “Plains” by Manfred Mann. Reverend Guille gave The Sentences, Introduction and Opening Prayer, The Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Committal and Blessing. Departing Music was “When I Leave the World Behind” by Rosemarie.

The Mourners Were: Janice Scholfield, wife; Mark Scholfield, nephew; Ted Scholfield, brother and Georgina Purchase;

Also Present Were: Kevin Le Tissier (also representing staff of R.H. Le Tissier); Francis Snoding (also representing Erica Harrison and Directors and staff of LTS Tax); Simon, Vicki and Leah De Wet; Annette Carr (also representing Susan Grocutt); Gillian Howey; Dianna Legge; Andrew Dowley; Phillip and Caroline Dawe; Adrian Clayton; Keith and Sarah Herring; Anita Strade; Maria Ribero; Alison Cumber; Fred Cumber and Patricia Cumber;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF. 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to interment for Dave Ferbrache who passed away at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home, aged 84 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Doctor Adrian Datta.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “Abide with Me” and “The Old Rugged Cross”. The Bible Reading was Psalm 23. Reverend Datta gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Tribute, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Farewell and Final Blessing. Recessional Music was played on the organ.

The Mourners Were: Susan and Nigel Burbridge, daughter and son-in-law; Mark Burbridge, grandson and Hannah Burbridge (also representing Leo Burbridge, great-grandson, Martin Courbaron, Jo Courbaron and Andy Mahé); Paula Burbridge; Sophie Burbridge; Alison Ferbrache; Jim McKenzie; Wayne Ferbrache; Chris Ferbrache, nephew and Chloe Ferbrache, great-niece; Ricky Ferbrache, nephew and family; Angela Gallienne;

Also Present Were: Brian de Jersey (also representing Glennys de Jersey, Mavis Morris and Hazel Le Page, cousins); Michelle and Tom Norman (also representing Mr and Mrs Jehan and Louis, also Mr and Mrs Jim Norman and family); Reuben Ozanne (also representing June Ozanne and family); Shirley Adam and Sonia Singh (also representing staff and residents at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home); Peter Adam (also representing Phil Le Cras); Jeff Vidamour (also representing Ann Vidamour and HM8 Euchre Team); Phil Drillot (also representing Sandie Drillot, Mickey Saunders and family, Barbara Batiste and Shaun Staples and family); Kate and Jim Mills; Keith Martel (also representing Mac Fallaize);

Terence Le Blancq and Karen Le Blancq; Rob Tough (also representing Annemarie Fallaize); Jan and Pete Dussold (also representing Kerry and Andy Koulloutas); Jane Roberts (also representing Peter Roberts); Keith and Sharon Marquand; Terry Tostevin (also representing Margaret and Joy Tostevin and Walter Tostevin); Chris Snell (also representing Mark and Michelle Robilliard; Gary Robilliard; Mike Dyke (also representing Jan Dyke, Dave Dyke, Alan Slater, (UK) and Sue and Ray Fallaize); John and Jackie Biggs (also representing Andrew and Hazel Kelling, Ivan de la Mare and Vera Biggs); Dave Exall (also representing Dawn and Julie Exall);

Sally-Ann Penney (also representing Mark Penney and Alison and Peter Sarre); Angela Greening (also representing Kevin Greening and Ron Greening); Linda Price (also representing Paul Price and Charlie and Kerry Price); Essie Scott and Wendy Scott; Adrian Glendinning (also representing Ian Glendinning, Aaron Brehaut, Lucy Brehaut and Dennis Mollet); Jeffrey Nicolle (also representing Christine Nicolle and Sarah Nicolle); Michael Bachelet (also representing Kay); Ken Le Blancq (also representing Jane, Shane and Jack); Peter and June Stevens; Phil Batiste (also representing St Pierre A.R.C.); Allan Batiste; Geoff Turian (also representing Jane Turian); Janet Smith (also representing Alan Smith, Mandy Mortimer, Jon Dorey, Grace Dorey and Anne Lesbirel); Lynne and Colin Blondel;

Mr and Mrs Bas Brehaut (also representing Roy and Paula Brehaut, Paul Le Cocq, Michael Brown and Sylvans Sports Club); Rex Brouard (also representing Jason Brouard and Rick Brouard); Paul Bourgaize (also representing Claire Lesbirel, Sam and Fi Bourgaize and Jack Bourgaize); Reg and Beryl Smith (also representing Dave Smith and Jennifer Piercy); Norman and Joan Ashplant; Roy and Carole Ashplant; Claire Symphorien; Andy McCarthy (also representing Pat McCarthy); Geoff Brouard (also representing Hazel Brouard and Susie Cripps); Graham Jehan (also representing Dave Jehan); Margaret Albin (also representing Pat and Sean Albin, Nancy Bichard and Carla Chandler); Lynn Davis; Pip Tough; Lloyd Tough; Mark Robilliard; Ken Mauger (also representing Yvonne); Richard Batiste; Paul Brehaut (also representing Michelle); Stephen Carre (also representing Vera Carre); Dave Guilbert (also representing Geoff Chapman);

Tracy Bourgaize (also representing Simon Martin); Nigel Baudains (also representing Marlene Baudains); Mrs Bateman (also representing Bateman family); Mike Bourgaize; Jean Mudge (also representing Tony Mudge); Janet Wallis; Michael Dodd; Terry and Susan Queripel; Bernard Brehaut; Keith Tostevin (also representing Peter Lesbirel); Trevor Queripel; Mac Batiste; Sue Ogier (also representing Lloyd Batiste); Glenn Bourgaize (also representing Michael (Budgie) Bourgaize and Lynton (Pinnan) Le Cheminant); Kevin Smith (also representing Kim, Jarrod and Grant Smith, Leon Harrison, Joanne Ferbrache, Sue Ferbrache and Kim Carre); 

Flowers were from Sue and Nigel. Mark, Hannah and Leo. Paula and Sophie.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to St John Ambulance and Rescue Service, The Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1YN.

The arrangements were by Paula Ettesse-Wilson of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Richard Frank Allisett who passed away at Blanchelande Park Nursing Home, aged 92 years was held at St Sampson’s Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Mr Robin Le Poidevin accompanied the singing of “For the Beauty of the Earth” and “He Who would Valiant Be”. The Opening Music was “The Four Seasons” Vivaldi with Nigel Kennedy. The Bible Reading was Ecclesiastes 3: 1-11. Reflective Music was “Nimrod” by Elgar played by Henry Wood. Reverend Le Vasseur read two poems, “He is Gone” by David Harkins and “The Dash” by Linda Ellis. Reverend Le Vasseur gave The Sentences, Opening Prayer, Memories of Dick, Words of Comfort, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Committal and Final Prayers. Recessional Music was “Radetzky March” by Johann Strauss Snr.

The Mourners Were: Sue Smith, daughter; Pete Allisett, son and Jo Allisett, daughter-in-law (also representing Carol Ashenden); Bec Wickens, granddaughter and Alex Wickens (also representing Wendy Wickens); Emily Smith, granddaughter and Lee Le Page; Sophie Allisett, granddaughter and Matt Jackman; Dan Elton- Allisett, grandson and Alex Elton-Allisett; Ava Smith, great-granddaughter; Johnny Wickens, great-grandson; Richard Allisette, nephew Mike Allisette, nephew and Caroline Allisette; Katie Allisette (also representing Annie Kreckeler, Steve Mahy and Peter and Lorraine Pannett); Sarah Allisette;  Edward Allisette;

Also Present Were: Michèle Skillett (also representing Claire Samarasinghe); Joan and Mike Lillington; Aurélie Martin (also representing Anne and Michel Bigeard and Alison Upton and Mark Flogdell); Ann Scilironi (also representing Sergio); Myrtle Wymer; Hermoine Surcombe; Lynda Gavet (also representing Suzette Hendrihui, (Blanchelande Park); Chrissie Golding;

Robert Titterington (officers of the Crown and Phil Langlois (also representing Chris Hookway); Peter Aslett (also representing Pat Aslett); James, Amanda and Lucy Rouget (also representing Ariane and Will); Jean Rouget (also representing Juliette, Paul and family); Jackie Wright (also representing the Le Tissier family); Margaret Pickard (also representing Ros Rix (Blanchelande Park Nursing Home and De Guerin family); Debra Le Noury (also representing Val Loughlin); Chrissie Robert; Paul and Marise Robilliard (also representing Chiara and Gian-Luca Robilliard and Leigh Morris); Kathy Stone; Muir and Jane Ashworth;

Flowers were from Sue, Pete and the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR or Diabetes Guernsey, C/o The Crab Pot, Rue des Crabbes, St Saviours, GY7 9QH.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Gabrielle ‘Gabe’ Le Sauvage who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, was held at Cobo Mission Hall and conducted by Mr Brian Le Prevost.

The organist, Dave Packham accompanied the singing of “All things Bright and Beautiful” and “Morning has Broken”. Mr Le Prevost gave the Welcome and Thanks, Prayer, Eulogy, Address and Closing Prayer. Recessional Music was “Sarnia Cherie” by Crystal James.

The Mourners Were: Vinny Le Sauvage, son and Shona Darling (also representing Russell and Elizabeth Darling); Chris Le Sauvage, son; Mick Duquemin, brother; Brian Duquemin, brother; Stuart Duquemin, nephew and Laura, Ella and Freya; Diana and Mick Prevel, sister and brother-in-law; Matthew Prevel, nephew; Shelley Mourant, niece and Garry Mourant (also representing Shane Cumming and Emile Lerrot); Gwen and Barry Le Sauvage, cousins; Betty Le Page, cousin;

Also Present Were: Brian Le Prevost (also representing Jan Le Prevost); James Machon; Bert Fallaize (also representing Brenda and family); Anthea La Frentz; Shirley Fallaize; Paulette Bourgaize (also representing Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management); Andy Goodall (also representing Lyn Goodall); Linda Gavey (also representing Brian Gavey and Laura); Ken and Pat Mourant (also representing Lee, Laura, Keith, Maria and Max, Martin Troalic and John Enticott); Trevor Brehaut (also representing Carla De Garis, Hollie Truffitt and Canaccord Genuity Wealth (International Ltd); Pamela Robilliard (also representing Roy Le Page and Sue Richards); Pam Queripel (also representing Shirley Burtenshaw);

Mavis and Busty Tardif (also representing Val Upson, Betty Le Sauvage, Ruth Sarahs and Jean Le Prevost); Jim English (also representing Mark Queripel, Richard Queripel and Lisa Burgess); Cristina Bourgaize (also representing Mark Bourgaize, Carlo Castagnotti and Richard Cann, Stephen Hill and Trish Shevlin from The Red Lion Pub); James Hills (also representing Isabelle Hills); Carol Machon (also representing Elizabeth Davis and Barbara and Chuck Greening); Rex and Janet Duquemin (also representing Win Le Cheminant); Tiny Walters (also representing Linda O’Meara and past members of the Guernsey Taxi Owners Federation); Valerie Ogier (also representing June Le Cheminant);

June Martel (also representing The Martel family); Martyn and Hayley Duquemin (also representing Lauren and Miles Duquemin); Shirley Le Sauvage; Roslyn Le Tissier (also representing Rodney and Candice Le Tissier); Wendy Guillemette (also representing Patrick Guillemette and Elisa Davidson); Jen Norman and Louis Norman; Carmen Skuse; Paul Connolly (also representing Corinne Connolly); Glenn Duquemin (also representing Reece Duquemin, Brandon Duquemin and Anne-Marie Kilpatrick);

Flowers were from Chris. Vinny and Shona.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to St John Ambulance and Rescue, The Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1YN.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Betty Hantonne who passed away at Greenoaks Nursing Home, aged 89 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “Old Rugged Cross” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Opening Music was “For the Good Times” by Perry Como. The Poem “She is Gone”, was read by Michelle Duquemin. Music during Time of Reflection was “Mama” by il Divo. Michelle gave the Words of Welcome, Reflections on Life and Death, Memories of Betty, The Lord’s Prayer, Committal and Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “We’ll Meet Again” by Vera Lynn.

The Mourners Were: Wendy Hantonne, daughter (also representing Joan Moullin, sister and family (Bracknell), Margaret Goodyear, niece and Alex Goodyear and all the Goodyear and Thomas family (Scotland), Debbie Maclean, niece and Dan Maclean and all the Bush/Maclean family, (Canada)); Angela Harrison, daughter (also representing Matthew Robert, grandson (Dubai) and Christopher Robert, grandson (Malta)); Craig Harrison, son-in-law; Laura Boyd, granddaughter (also representing Theo and Evie, great-grandchildren and Jamie Boyd); Barry Hantonne, son (also representing Cameron, grandson);  Gillian Hantonne, daughter-in-law (also representing Adrienna and James Thomson, (Scotland); Lois Hantonne, granddaughter; Graham Hantonne, son and Sue Hantonne, daughter-in-law (also representing Ben Hantonne, grandson and Josephine Hantonne, granddaughter); Joe Hewlett, brother and Angela Hewlett, sister-in-law; Pauline Hewlett, niece; Kevin Batiste, nephew (also representing Chelsea, Jake and Debbie); Linda Nellis, niece; Carole Kiddy, niece and Paul Kiddy;

Also Present Were: Val Sidgwick; Sue Coyle (also representing Angie Breton, Linda Martin and Veronica Crocker); Karen Le Gallez (also representing Trevor and family, Alison, Marina and James Mauger, Heather Norman and Michaela Northey); Michelle Spittal (also representing Cathy and Dave Martel); Sue Patch (also representing Colin Patch); Sue Lesbirel (also representing Mark, Katy and James); Joan Leivars (also representing Jess Bowditch); Jean Craker; Carol Le Sauvage (also representing Andy Le Sauvage and family); Claire Le Conte and Sylvia Soares (also representing Green Oaks); Jean Young; Eve Chapman; Hazel Robins (also representing Vikki Gallienne and staff at Maison De Queteville); Katie Wicks; Leon Wood (also representing Alison Wood); Karen Le Messurier (also representing Pamela Robert and Richard and Jeannine Robert and family);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Green Oaks Residents Comfort Fund, Le Grande Lande, St Saviours, GY7 9YY.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Edward Samuel Bourgaize who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 91 years was held at Forest Parish Church and conducted by the Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Mr John de Lisle accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Morning has Broken”. The Opening Music was “Amazing Grace” by The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards. The Bible Reading was Psalm 23. The poem “Gone Fishing” by Delmar Pepper was read by Reverend Charmley. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Abide with Me” played by organist, Mr John de Lisle. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, The Sentences, Opening Prayer, The Collect, Tribute, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer and Commendation. Closing Music was “We’ll Meet Again” by Vera Lynn.

The Mourners Were: Nigel and Michelle Bourgaize, son and daughter-in-law; Clare and James Peters, granddaughter and grandson-in-law (also representing Samuel Peters, great-grandson); James and Gemma Bourgaize, grandson and granddaughter-in-law; Dexter Bourgaize, great-grandson; Eleanor Bourgaize, great-granddaughter; Sebastian Peters, great-grandson; Richard Bourgaize, nephew; Stephen Bateman, nephew; John Bourgaize, cousin (also representing the Bourgaize family); Josephine Le Cras (also representing the family, Sheila Carre and family, John, Joyce and Tina Bourgaize (Shropshire) and Nicola and Tony Robinson, all cousins) P Bourgaize (also representing Rose Bourgaize and family and Jean Crabbe, cousins);

Also Present Were: Graham Cowley (also representing Richard Cowley); Geoff and Marie Brown; AndréLe Marre (also representing Jean Le Marré); Wayne and Karen Shaw (also representing Marty Gontier and Steve Gontier (Stornoway)); John Queripel (also representing Sandra Whitehead and Darren Gauvain); Ali Mechem (also representing Rob Mechem and Ray Mechem); Maureen Glendinning (also representing Adrian Glendinning); David and Dawn Exall (also representing Julie Exall, Stuart Exall and Pip Tough); Brian and Kay Gallienne; Jenny and Johann Etasse; Carl Bisson (also representing Paul Bisson, Isabel Critchley, Henry Hamon and Rose Bougourd); Janet and Sam Allen (also representing Julie and Richard Sinkinson and family and Zoe and Steve Le Flem and family); Keith Bienvenu (also representing Forest Stores and Greg Orr); Tony Mudge; Rod Jehan; Maureen Jehan; Pete Merrien; Ian Glendinning; Andrew Angus; Stan Breban (also representing Pat Breban); Ron Wilson; Dave and Michelle Marwick (also representing family, Peter Helmot and Josie and Mick Guille); Vicky Scott (also representing Matt Scott);

Richard Keen; Delma Wilkinson; Pat Bradshaw; David Procter; Louise Brook (also representing Myles and William); Val Garnham (also representing family); Nancy Smith; Geoff Brouard (also representing Hazel Brouard); Gary Brook; Keith Bienevu; Clive and Sally Brown; Richard Exall (also representing Sharon Exall); Dick and Cathy Morgan (also representing Sue Searle);

Flowers were from Nigel and Michelle. Clare, James, Sebastian and Samuel. James, Gemma, Dexter and Eleanor.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Evans, Guernsey Harbours, PO Box 631, St Julian’s Emplacement, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Tina Priest who passed away at the Chateau du Village Nursing Home, aged 96 years was held at Holy Trinity and conducted by Eileen Davis and Sarah Couchman.

The organist, Mr Stephen Le Prevost accompanied the singing of “Lead us Heavenly Father”, “Be Thou my Vision” and “When I survey the Wonderous Cross”. Memories of Tina were shared by Martin Priest (son) and David Hall (grandson). The Bible Reading was Psalm 8 and was read by Rose Hall (daughter). The Christian Hope was given by Eileen Davis. James Priest (grandson)read the Poem “You can Shed Tears”. Eileen Davis gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Commendation and Committal and Final Prayer, and Sarah Couchman lead the Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer.

The Mourners Were:

Martin and Jan Priest, son and daughter-in-law, also representing Graham, Neil and Jo Ratcliffe and family, Pat Purchase and family and Marcel and Jean Le Maitre; Rosemary and Chris Hall, daughter and son-in-law, also representing Terry and Eileen Aitken, Simon Hall, grandson, also representing Abby and Millie Hall; James Priest, grandson; David Hall, grandson, and Becky Ashworth; Beth Priest, granddaughter and Henry Lowis; Naomi Priest, granddaughter and Toby Walker; Christine Walsh, niece (also representing Colin Wells, nephew and family, (New Zealand), Nick and Lucie Walsh and Melanie Queripel);

Also Present Were: Eileen Davis (also representing Paul Davis); Cynthia Wilkinson (also representing Barbara Ellis and Helen Sheppard); Val Le Messurier and Jan Stevenson (also representing Linda Le Page); Paul and Denise Billington (also representing Hirzel and Pam Dorey and Guernsey Old Car Club); Sue Devine (also representing the Mill Street Community Café); Debbie Osborne (also representing Debbie Le Noury, Margaret Salmon and Beau Sejour Swim School); Denise Breton (also representing Gregg and Marc Breton); Gwen Dovey (also representing Rob Dovey and Margaret and Nigel Lewis); Patrick and Ceinwen Woodhouse; Malcolm Heigh (also representing Carolyn Heigh); Tony Brouard; Wendy Birch; Janette Riley; Jackie Wordsworth (also representing Marion Wordsworth); Emilia Fernandes (also representing Chateau du Village Nursing Home); Derek and Sarah Baird; Ashley Rawles; Diana Morris (also representing Steve Morris); Bebe Pentland;

Clare Arnold (also representing Michael Arnold and Amy Baird); Nigel and Alison Jones; Suzanne Hill; Sue Le Friec (also representing Susi Glegg); Stephen Collas; Keith Le Parmentier (also representing Mich and family); Ruth Smale (also representing Graham); Angela Pollard (also representing Richard Pollard); Sheila Ellis (also representing Barbara Ashworth); Ann Ozanne; Fiona Thompson (also representing Maggie Marr); Irene Campbell (also representing Val Ferbrache); Sylvia Morvan (also representing Marion Mahon); Liz Parr (also representing Rick Parr and family); Rosemary Powell; Tina Pipet; Richard Wordworth (also representing Margaret Honey);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Tumaini Fund, C/o Dr Susan Wilson, Les Ruettes Farm, St Andrews, GY6 8UQ.

The arrangements were by Clinton Le Page of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Derek Charles Trump who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 91 years was held at St Andrew’s Parish Church and conducted by The Very Reverend Tim Barker.

The organist, Mr Stephen Le Prevost accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s My Shepherd” and “The Old Rugged Cross”. Opening Music was “In the Garden” Anne Murray. The Poem’s “Papa Kept a Garden” and “Gone, but not Forgotten” were both read by The Very Reverend Tim Barker. Music played during Moment of Reflection was “Can’t Help Falling in Love” Hayley Reinhart sung by Charlotte Wright (granddaughter). The Very Reverend Tim Barker gave the Gathering and Introduction, The Family’s Tribute to Derek, Reading, Address, Prayers and Lord’s Prayer, Commendation, Final Prayers and Blessing. Recessional Music was “I’ll See You Again” by Westlife.

The Mourners Were: Phyllis Trump, wife; Michael Trump and Alison Trump, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Jean Simon and Paul Simon); Kay Hardwick, daughter; Mark De La Mare, step-son; Julie Corbin, stepdaughter and Keith Corbin, step-son-in-law; Paula Petty, step-daughter (also representing Ian McMeechan, brother-in-law);  Andy Petty, step-son-in-law; Rhianna Trump, granddaughter; Charlotte Wright, granddaughter and Tom Wright (also representing the Wright family); Aria-Lilly Wright, great-granddaughter; Anastasia Hardwick, granddaughter and Oli Corbin; Alex Corbin, granddaughter (also representing Matt Wilson); Kyle Hall, grandson (also representing Kelly Nicolle and Theo Hall, great-grandson); Daniel M Petty, grandson; Ari De La Mare, granddaughter; Shania De La Mare, granddaughter; Vienna De La Mare, granddaughter; Chance De La Mare, grandson; Brian Trump, nephew (also representing Linda Trump); Kevin Trump, nephew (also representing Nicky Trump and family);

Alan and Carol Robert, nephew (also representing Ian and Jason Robert, great-nephews); Stephen Robert, nephew and Avril Robert; Anne Elliston, niece (also representing David Elliston, Jenny Vidamour, niece, Jeff Vidamour, Marion Longson, niece, Tom Longson, Charles Smith, nephew and Marianne Smith); Julie Evans (also representing family, UK, Jan, niece, Graeme, Luke and Jemma and families (NZ), Cheryl, niece and family (NZ) and Wayne, nephew (NZ); Denise Evans; Janine Engel, niece and Reinhard Engel (also representing Ken Robert, nephew and Heidi Robert (France); Kirsty Jones, niece (also representing The Terrace Café, Keir McMeechan, nephew Jamie McMeechan, great-nephew and Nia McMeechan, great-niece); Michaela Guilmoto, great-niece and Nick Guilmoto (also representing Sylvia, Alex and Rebecca Guilmoto);

Also Present Were: Pete and Sue Hardwick; Nick and Sarah Hardwick; Chris Corbin (also representing Karen Corbin and Ian Corbin); Cathy Norman (also representing Sharda Wiltshire and all staff of Outpatient Department, PEH); Christine Robilliard; Marlene Taylor (also representing Betty Bourgaize and Nigel Le Moigne); Mel Freegard; Carolyn Gallienne (also representing family and Margaret Beacom); Enid Girard; Tony and Mary Le Cheminant; Karen Thompson (also representing Jonathan, James and Olivia); Ron and Evelyn Pirouet (also representing Elizabeth and Richard); Daphne Green (also representing family); Ron and Joyce Le Cras; Ron and Daphne Le Cheminant; Helen and Leon Le Cras (also representing Samantha Le Cras, Liam Le Cras, Travis Le Cras and Sophie Le Cheminant); David Hobson (also representing Claire Hobson); Bethany Hobson; Joan and Gary Gaudion; Gary Corbin; John Corbin (also representing Jane Corbin); Kevin Corbin; Mr and Mrs Edward Corbin; Conor Le Tocq; Logan Garnham; Ken Scrimshaw; Tania Russell; Tim Henry (also representing Tracy Henry); Pete Taylor (also representing Cindy and Sheila Taylor); Justin Keyte (also representing Paula and Lois Keyte); Reg Sharman (also representing Maija Aboltina-Brito);

Flowers were from all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to a charity of your choice.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

A Celebration of Life for Alan George Warren who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 75 years was held at The Cobo Bay Hotel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational Music was a quiet selection of The Beach Boys. Opening Music was “Wouldn’t it Be Nice” by The Beach Boys. Michelle gave the Thoughts, which were from Matthew, Reflections on Life and Death, Tribute to George, Memories from Friends and Family, Poem “He is Gone” by David Harkins and Final Farewell and Closing Words. The poem “Afterglow” by Helen Lowrie Marshall was also read. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Hey Jude” by The Beatles. Closing Music was “Good Vibrations” The Beach Boys.

The Mourners Were: Katie Warren, wife (also representing Liz Khosla, sister-in-law, Steve Gill, Joanne Jobes, cousins-in-law); Laura Warren, daughter (also representing Maureen, Simon, Matthew, Marie and Tia Shaw); Matt Warren, son (also representing Gordon and Jane Beveridge and Colin Le Gallez); Lily Mongkonlum, granddaughter; Navy Mongkonlum, son-in-law;

Also Present Were: Steve Bates (also representing J-Anne Bates and Alan and Pam West); Mike and Cathy Moore (also representing Nicky and Ross Kendall, Jess and Max Kendall, Marcia Rosamond, Casey and Alfie Rosamond and Peter Lowe and Lesley Lowe); Paul Tebbutt (also representing Maureen Cherry); Michael Dawson and Julie Dawson (also representing Kelly Creasey and Hannah Dawson); Mike Perchard (also representing Lesley Perchard); Annette and David Slimm (also representing Dan Slimm and Lucy Slimm);

Liz Daish, Ian Daish and Ian Jowitt (also representing Colin Gaudion and the U3A Metalwork Sculpture Group); Maureen and John Davies; Jurat Peter S T Girard (also representing Mrs Gillian Girard); Andy Torode; Rob and Fiona Girard; Dil and Di Lewis; Rob Lihou (also representing Sue Lihou and Alan Whales); Robin Ozanne and Liz Stonebridge; Heidi and Izzy Le Vallois; David and Diana Legge; Steve Jones; Jana Noyon; Pam and Pete Ingrouille (also representing Colin and Sheila Torode); George Riley (also representing Nick Riley); Dave Ephgrave (also representing Sue Ephgrave); Rick Fletcher; Jenny and Dave Critchlow; Amy Critchlow; Louise Critchlow; Ann and Bill Pollard (also representing Dave and Maggie Herquin); Michael Williams; Nicola Slann; Noelle Murphy; Jody Warren; Heather Morgan; Joyce Bradshaw;

Ann and Brian Hodkinson; Will Jones (also representing Matt Le Maitre and Stu Blondel); John Knowelden (also representing Jill Knowelden); Marie Radford; Dave Thoume (also representing Rose Thoume); Pamela Higgins; Jill Browning; Sue Robins; Chloe Molnar; Trevor and Janet Wakefield (also representing Ben and Kate); Steve and Nina Molnar; Derek and Christine Webb; Tony and Jane Coker; Gerry Morrissey (also representing Helen Morrissey); Andy Wade (also representing Vanessa Wade); Helen Young; Ewan and Glynnis Menzies; Derrick and Pam Thatcher; Richard Keyho (also representing Jane Keyho); Andrea Le Clerc (also representing Karlie Bichard); Paul and Caroline Wallbridge; Ron and Jill Despres (also representing Marian Root); Ian Gilmour (also representing Lynda and family); Simon and Claudette Labalestier; Robin and Christine Ozanne; Peter and Lindsay De Laune; Ann Hunt; Hayley Rose;

Todd Patterson; Richard and Pam Browning (also representing Jez and Catherine Browning, Devon); Nathan Browning (also representing Nicki, Seb and Genevieve); Martin Brouard (also representing Laura Brouard); Colin Saxby (also representing Nikki Saxby); Richard Gillingham (also representing Audrey Gillingham and Geoff and Sonia Gillingham); Paul and Marisa Robilliard (also representing Nigel Saunders and Mireille and Ray Woodcock); Chris Merrien; Gregg Le Tissier (also representing Andrew Thomson-Kennedy); Ian Powell; Nigel and Geraldine Higgs (also representing the family and Steve and Corinne Bacon); Adrian and Heather Bailey (also representing Ian Bailey); Paul Machon; Roger Hall; Stewart and Wendy Hayward; Gary van der Linden (also representing Rachel van der Linden and Paul Bishop);

Richard Ellis (also representing Sheila Ellis); David Hubert; Charmaine Garrick (also representing Pierre Garrick); Tracey Collins (also representing Steve Collins and Petra Webstein); John Waterman (also representing Paula and family and Pete Bougourd and family); Peter Chick (also representing Westcoast Kayakers); Kay Smyth; Tim O’Leary; Shani Barrasin (also representing Yvonne Priaulx); Michelle Brehaut; Jo Leach (also representing Tony Leach); Peter and Gillian Tidd; Peter Walters (also representing Jean Walters); Simon Keys and Natasha; Gillian Stuckey; Mike Brehaut (also representing Pearl Brehaut); Chris and Mandy Ashwell; Tom and Hannah Colley (also representing Ben Wakefield); John and Sarah Bamford (also representing John and Sarah Wyatt); Liz Coupe (also representing Neil Timms);

Shirley Mechem (also representing Hayley and family and Karen Simon); Margaret Torode; Julie Prigent; Alan and Barbara Harrison (also representing Andrew Harrison); Jane Collenette; Lucy Radford; Anne Brouard; Tony Brouard; Liam Smyth; Hilary Gallienne; Eric and Sue Legg (also representing HSBC Pensioners); John Elliott; Chris Greening (also representing Terry Greening); Michelle Dorey; Peter and Gill Friend; Kevin and Lal Hinshaw (also representing Ben Hinshaw, Mick McCormack and Colin Le Gallez, Los Angeles); Merne Fallaize (also representing Jan Domaille); Angela Pearce (also representing Paula Ash); Mac Gallienne; Val and Roger Norman; Barry and Margaret Johnson; Dave and Lesley Le Tissier; Peter Cornell; Anita Batiste; Jackie De Carteret; Gail and Casey Girard;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Lewis, Guernsey Harbours, PO Box 631, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL or Headway Guernsey, KGV Playing Fields, Rue Cohu, Castel, GY5 7SZ.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Pamela May Mead who passed away at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home, was held at Torteval Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Sue Brooks accompanied the singing of “How Great thou Art” and “Abide with Me”. The Bible Reading was Psalm 23. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Sentences from the Bible, Opening Prayer, The Collect, Tribute. A poem “Wonderful Mother” was read by Reverend Charmley. Recessional music was played on the organ.  

The Mourners Were: Paul and Sarah Mead, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Sheila Linnell); Kim and Richard Vidamour, daughter and son-in-law; Alex Mead, grandson; Leonnie Vidamour, granddaughter; Troy Vidamour, grandson; Maureen Lindsay, sister; Glenn Lindsay, nephew; Trevor and Pat Gallienne, brother and sister-in-law; Luke Gallienne, nephew and Edith Gallienne; Katy Gallienne, niece;   Ron Wilson Gallienne, cousin (also representing Sylvia Gallienne); Nicola Gallienne, cousin (also representing Maria Adam); Jan Gallienne, cousin (also representing Deborah Gallienne-Ward and Martine Johnson and families); Tracy Gardiner and Sadie Jones (also representing Ella Gardiner, Chloe Gardiner and Carolyn Gallienne, cousin); Mick and Heather Le Sauvage, cousins; Thelma Hillion, cousin; Theresa Prince (also representing The Merrien Family, (UK), cousins); Colin Merrien (also representing Christina Merrien and Betty Merrien and family);

Also Present Were: Karen and Andrew Allix; Peter Adam (also representing Shirley Adam, Sonia Singh and staff and residents at Chateau des Tielles); Michel Morris and Joy Morris; Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Margaret Albin); Pierre Tostevin (also representing Catherine and Paul); Steve Bates (also representing Jo-Anne Bates); Monica Moorman (also representing Theresa and Adrian); David Garland; Sarah Hicks (also representing Nigel, Jodie and Ellie Hicks); Kay Lindsay; Geoff Robert; Peter Bain (also representing family); Betty Bougourd (also representing Julie Martel and Bernard Roussel); Eunice Damarell (also representing Annette Damarell); Derek and Margaret Snell; Gill Chippendale (also representing Malcolm Chippendale); Shiralee Le Page; Kirsty Lees; Paul Martin; Kevin Smith (also representing Reg and Beryl Smith); Molly Martel (also representing Doric and Rosemary Sarre); Sonia Sarre (also representing Kevin Sarre, Jayne Arrol and Marlene Star); Jurat David Robilliard (also representing Reverend Juliette Robilliard);

Pauline Sarre (also representing Tony Sarre, Danielle Hann and Claire Le Prevost); Michelle Trebert (also representing Paula and Mark Robinson, Kerry and Andy Koulloutas and Allison Forman and The Celaro Girls); Lucy Trebert (also representing Nick and Emma Trebert and Mandy and Paul Trebert); Maureen Glendinning (also representing Kevin, Ian, Adrian and Stuart Glendinning); Patrick and Anne Le Tocq (also representing Gordan and Kate Hotton and Chris Tostevin); Terry Tostevin (also representing Margaret); Jean Savident (also representing Ellie Brouard and Aimeé, Brandon and Lola Williams); June Hicks (also representing Len Hicks); Margaret Le Page (also representing Beth Rouillard); Nigel Le Page (also representing Cassie Le Page); Dawn Exall (also representing Dave and Julie Exall and Richard and Stuart Exall and families);

Karen and Guy Reede (also representing Danny and Harry Reede and Rita and Maurice Duquemin); Michael Gill (Mick) (also representing Richard Gill (Titch) and Jonathan Gill (Jon) (UK)); Chris and Karen Dodd (also representing Chloe and Michael, Joy and Ken Dodd, Jason and Carolyn Dodd, Bert Snell, Doreen Le Lacheur and Jurat Terry Snell and Christine Snell);

Flowers were from Paul, Kim, Sarah and rick. Alex, Leonnie and Troy. Maureen and Glenn. Trevor, Pat, Katie, Luke, Edith, Mateo and Isabelle.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to the RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Evans, Guernsey Harbours, PO Box 631, St Julian’s Emplacement, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL.

The arrangements were by Zac Hannis of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Lt. Cdr Charles Frederick Thornton Poynder who passed away at Summerland Nursing Home, aged 99 years was held at St Matthews Church, Cobo and conducted by The Reverend N Drayson.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “Eternal Father strong to Save” and “Lord of the Dance”. The opening Music was “Nimrod” by Edward Elgar, performed by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The Reading “Do Not Stand at my Grave and Weep” was read by Donal Connan. The First Tribute was given by John Connon and the Second Tribute was written by Richard Poynder and given by his wife, Edith Hall. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Underneath The Arches” by Flanagan and Allen. The Bible Reading was Psalm 107. 23-32. Reverend Drayson gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Sailing By” by Ronald Binge. Eleanore Browning was the Royal Navy Standard Bearer, Guernsey Association of Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Merchant Navy. A Guard of Honour, formed of Armed Forces veterans from all three services and a Sea Cadet, was provided by the Guernsey Association of Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Merchant Navy.

The Mourners Were: Sarah Connon and Donal Connon, daughter and son-in-law; Richard Poynder and Edith Hall, son and daughter-in-law; Anthony Poynder, grandson and Lorraine Poynder (also representing David and Hazel Poynder and Annie and Mark Leale); John Connon, grandson; Anne Connon, granddaughter; Dave Connon, grandson; Troy Poynder, great-grandson; Owen Poynder, great-grandson; Bob and Vee Driscoll; Ann Connon;

Also Present Were: Eleanore Browning, Royal Navy Standard Bearer, Guernsey Association of Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Merchant Navy (also representing Lieutenant Martin Browning (SCC) RNR, Miss Samantha Browning, Captain Peter Voûte RN, Commander Colin Ferbrache RN, Fregattenkapitän Hubertus Lau GN and Mrs Katherine Lau, Lieutenant Commander John Barnes RN and Mrs Anne Barnes, Lieutenant Commander Tim Slann (CCF) RNR, Sergeant Matt Bourgaize (SCC) RNR, Mrs Pat Duncan, Major Bob Place and Mrs Marlene Place BEM and Mr Jonathan Perrée, Head of Racing, Channel Islands Horseracing Authority and the Members of the Channel Islands Racing and Hunt Club of which Charles was the sole Honorary Life Member);  Captain John H. Wallbridge MN (Rtd); Captain Ian Brouard, Vice President of the Guernsey Association of Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Merchant Navy (also representing Chris Welsby, President); Mike Prosser (also representing Ann Prosser);

Jurat Peter Gill (also representing St Peter Port Lifeboat Station); Jurat David Hodgetts (also representing Christina Hodgetts); Corinna Woodland (also representing the Directors and Janet Norman, of Saumarez Park Manor Residential Home); Mel Taylor (also representing the Residents and staff of Saumarez Park Manor Residential Home); Paula Machon (also representing Mark, Nathan and Hollie); Joan Carr; Trevor Gallienne (also representing Guernsey Race Club); Peter and Kim Helmot; Frederica Humphreys and Phillip Humphreys; Christine Browning;

Cathy Lloyd; Jan Coomer (also representing Don Coomer); Jane Harker (also representing Ben Harker); Richard Moorman (also representing Hazel Moorman); Debbis Cairns (also representing CIB Ltd); Barbara Amory (also representing David Amory, Marj Dodsworth, Alva Gee and Su Stephens); Garry and Hazel Thoume (also representing Glyn Payne); Doreen Salmon (also representing Brian Salmon); Tom Bougourd (also representing Jackie Brehaut and Paula Brehaut); Amanda Queripel; Christopher Inder; Lis Closs; Ernie Queripel; Steve Le Carpentier (also representing Peter Le Carpentier and Janine Fallaize and family); Vic and Rose Dorey (also representing Kate and Mark);

 The Guard of Honour was formed by the following: Martin Browning, Christine Browning, John Wallbridge, Chris Inder, Martin Le Cocq, Jamie Campbell, Len Howard, Syd Bowsher, Anthony Gray, Frank Everett, Ian Brouard, Chris Lord, Peter Gill, Garry Thoume and Phil Humphreys;

Flowers were from all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, c/o Mr Richard Lewis, Guernsey Harbours, PO Box 631, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Frances Ruth Elliott who passed away at her home, aged 72 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Doctor Adrian Datta.

The organist, Mr Peter Le Messurier accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken” and “I vow to Thee my Country”. The Eulogy was given by John Elliott (husband) and Jane Cumberlidge (sister). A Poem “Another Room” was read by Sarah and Kerry Elliott (daughter-in-laws). The Bible Readings were 1 Corinthians 13: 4-7 read by Nick Elliott (son) and Revelation 21: 1-4 read by Tim Elliott (son). Reflective music was “Perhaps Love” by John Denver and Placido Domingo. Reverend Datta gave the Welcome and Opening Prayers, Address, Commendation and Farewell and Final Blessing. Recessional Music was played by the organist, Mr Le Messurier.  

The Mourners Were: John Elliott, husband; Nick and Kerry Elliott, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Zac Elliott, grandson); Tim and Sarah Elliott, son and daughter-in-law; Poppy Elliott, granddaughter; Zane Elliott, grandson; Milo Elliott, grandson; Jane Cumberlidge, sister; Liz Ruth, cousin; Jane Rowe, sister-in-law (also representing Nancy Elliott, mother-in-law, Liz, James, Jemima and Louisa Lipsett, Mo Cherry and Paul Tebbutt, Simon and Samantha Squance and Paul White); David and Susan Lowe;

Also Present Were: Imogen Bach and Karen Bach (also representing Maximilian Bach, godson, Alex and Mandy Kok and Josephine Colclough); John Litchfield; Mark Nightingale (also representing Andrea Nightingale and Richard and Gill Evans); Jonathon Hooley (also representing Lorna Hooley); Tim and Annick Langlois; Gwen Wilson (also representing Tessa and John Hall); Elaine Mahy; Ann Sallabank (also representing Rick Sallabank and Audrey O’Neill); Richard Hamon (also representing Jenny Hamon); Tony and Jane Coker; Michael Philips (also representing Lisa and Charlotte Philips); Matt Dorey (also representing Liza Dorey); Richard and Sheila Ellis (also representing Jenny Dowinton); Mike de Laune (also representing the Douzaine of St Pierre du Bois); Toni Backhouse (also representing Paul, Emma, Ben, Ellie Backhouse and Tessa McCathie); Stan and Jane Cleal; Martin and Steph Ozard; Lesley Titterington; Tina Bury; Jamie Wilson; Tina Le Brun; Dr Jo Le Noury (also representing Bright Tights); Bryan and Tricia Pill; Peter and Barbara Garfield; Nigel and Tomina Hobbs; Aden and Carolyn Clark; Liz Froome; Jim Nicolle; Richard Klein; Anne Thomas (also representing Styx Centre);

Michelle Dorey (also representing Amy Dorey); Kate and Simon Marshall (also representing Stephen Hubert, Wayne Coutanche and Andrew and Emma Wicks); Janice Porritt; Russ and Elise Stillwell (also representing Richard Pinchmain, Reggie Luxon and David Corson); Alex, Arabella, Evelyn and Sean Fuller; Jill and Gregg Vaudin; John Rowe; Nigel Allen (also representing Pauline Allen); Julia Watts (also representing Paul Watts); Peter and Lesley Lowe (also representing Richard and Maria Brown, Ian Le Brun and Niamh Alexander); Karen Le Page (also representing Jamie Le Page); Brian and Pam Staples (also representing Andrew Dorey); Val Guilbert (also representing Jim Guilbert); Rob Jehan (also representing Pierre Jehan and family); Sue McCallan; Richard Ridout (also representing Jennie Ridout and family); David and Caroline Raines (also representing Jeanne Spensley);

Sally Cranch; Janette Riley; Phil Barbé (also representing Barbé family); Anna McKerrell; Peter and Gill Friend; Adam and Jackie Reed (also representing Lynn Harris, Paul Outram and Adam Corbin); Sue De Laune (also representing Floral St Peters Group); Bernie and Jim Nicolle; Joyce Bradshaw; Cathy Moore and Mike Moore; Brian and Anne England (also representing Paul and Katie England and Paul and Anne Wiggins); Daryl Rix (also representing Candy Rix); Lucy Radford (also representing Kate Parkin); Pam West (also represe4nting Alan West and Bett Millar); Mira and Phillip Domaille; Jennifer Carpenter (also representing Mike Carpenter); Richard Vowles (also representing Suzie Dorey); Steve Martel (also representing Mary Martel); Sasha Marsh; Jayne Cataroche; Andrew and Tina Grimwood;

Jill Bishop; Colin Ferbrache (also representing Val Ferbrache); John Falla (also representing Elizabeth, Florence and Alex Falla and Nick and Sue Falla); Sarah Creasey (also representing Clare Chapple and Dale Acton); Nick Beddow (also representing Annie Beddow and Andrew Wicks); Christine and Robin Ozanne (also representing Nick and Louise); Jackie Mauger (also representing Geoff Mauger); Vanessa Mahy (also representing Tania Setters, GYC staff and Mr and Mrs P Daley); Esther Le Page (also representing Pago Le Page); Jene Friedlaender (also representing Konrad); Peter Atkinson; Roger Martel (also representing Lynne Martel); Sue Black (also representing Robbie Beck); Eve Weston (also representing Alan Weston and Pam Browning);

Martin Lovell (also representing Barbara Lovell and Ron Wilkes-Green); Barry Le Tissier (also representing Denise Le Tissier); James Briggs; Jessica and Matthew Bichard; Peter Kaines (also representing Liz); Jo Phillips (also representing Spencer Smith and Mandy Lovell); Sophie Pearce (also representing Danny Trickett); Liz McCathy (also representing Foo and Chris Pearson); Anne Bowden (also representing Kerry Bowden and Julie Hyde); Chris and Helen Bradshaw (also representing Marilyn Earl); Conor Burke (also representing Rory, Dylan and Millie); Jurat David Hodgetts (also representing Christina Hodgetts); Ivan and Claire Robert (also representing Janet Le Tocq and family); Stuart and Susie Carnegie (also representing David and Diana Thompson); Carl Gaudion (also representing Nicolette Gaudion and Beth Rouillard); Carol and Terry Trustum; Ian and Janette Le Maitre;

Gwen and Mike Jeffreys (also representing Paul Jeffreys and family and Vikki Bennett); Gunner Queripel (also representing Martin Lucas, Richard and Anne Pinchemin, Danny and Daphne Blatchford and Stan Wills); Chris Creasey (also representing Peter, Ben and Claire Creasey); David and Gloria Dudley-Owen (also representing Bronwen, Deirdre and Milly and Mr S and Mrs K Fell); Ken Jones (also representing Mr and Mrs Roger Arundale); Marguerite Talmage (also representing Jill Bray and Al Brouard); Peter and Carol Martel; Andie Fuller (also representing Robin and Debbie Le Prevost); Jason, Helen and Holly Hobbs (also representing Lyn Hamilton);

Jacqueline Eggo (also representing Andy Eggo, Phillippa Le Vasseur and Jackie Strachan); Justine Quesnel (also representing Jock Quesnel and family); Wendy Meade; June Legg (also representing Dave Legg and Dominique Legg); Kathy and Davy Stone; Audrey Branch; Barry and Kathy Marley; Martin Stanfield; Michelle Stanfield; Nigel and Susan Bartlett; Andrew and Sue Le Lievre (also representing Amy Harper and Frank and Nicky Hopkins); Dr Bryan Lean (also representing Cancer Research UK Guernsey); John Webster (also representing Angela Webster); Lori and Shaun Baker (also representing Anne Bott); Pauline Clarkson; Linda Singleton; Jackie Ward; Jill Bishop; Jeremy Bishop; Lesley Morris; Mike and Anne Higgins; Jenny and Dave Critchlow; Barry Ozard (also representing Pippa Ozard); Joy Skillett;

Lara Coulson (also representing MSG); Jean Le Pelley; Carol Makin; Georgine Ede-Golightley; Peter O’Donovan; Pat Matthews (also representing Heather Wallbridge, Rachael and Steve Torode and Dana Markuwa); Dan Smith; Jon Sexton; Charles, Deborah, Emily and Samuel Cooper; Reg and Nicky Barker (also representing Alan Donaldson, John Richmond, Stuart and Carol Bloese, Carol, Anne and Richard Stapley); Mr and Mrs Ken Jones; Leon Robertson (also representing Noy Robertson); Emma Clayton; Mollie Clayton and Dominic Wheadon (also representing Toni Clayton); Kate Sole; John and Sandra Prout (also representing Lianne, Fleur and Jean); Mr and Mrs Marsh (also representing Ladies Hash House Harriers); Tina Holland (also representing Tony Holland); Yvette Taylor; Stuart Pearce; Winston Pipet; Nicky Kendall (also representing Marcia Rosamund); Claire Le Pelley;

Claire Mapley (also representing the Mapley family); Gill Girard (also representing Penny Bolger); Vanessa Marsh (also representing Kevin Marsh, Lorna Babbe, Stacie Bourgaize and Jo Leach); Sue Chedhomme (also representing Kelly Dunning, Heather Reed, Julie Simmons, Carl Jensen and Gill De La Mare); Jane Tullier (also representing Ian and Nordic Fit Guernsey); Jenny Hamon (also representing Dan, Jo and families); Gordon Wilson (also representing Martin Priest, Guernsey Yacht Club, Steve Morris, Keith Read and Elaine Read); Katie Warren (also representing Laura, Matt, Lily and Navy and the girls from The Beauty Clinic); Alex Lindsay (also representing Channel Insurance Brokers); Gary Dovey (also representing Julie Plummer); Di Aitchison (also representing Helen Kelso and Mandy Collenette); Carol and Nick Renny; Jen Burke (also representing Carol Hanley); Marilyn and Chas Adkins (also representing Nancy Renouf and Doreen Martin); Lesley Fox (also representing Jeff Fox); Bryan Marsh (also representing Jill Marsh, Craig Marsh and Carlo Stefani); Steff Moody (also representing Daniel Moody); Alison Le Pelley (also representing Jim Le Pelley); Ron and Jill Despres (also representing Emma Despres and Ann Outram); Dick Bachmann and Sally Ferbrache; Jane Collenette (also representing Betty and Katie Conway and Nick and Nicky Wild); Trevor Grayland (also representing Louise Grayland); Jill Knowelden (also representing John Knowelden, Paula Pearce and Sally Dowington);

Deidre Batiste (also representing John Batiste and family and Nick and Donna Batiste); Simon and Erika Henning (also representing Robin and Debbie Le Prevost); John Knight (also representing Alison Knight, Simon and Jane Macphail, Ian and Jane Hunter and Henrik and Georgina Asplund); Colin McClean (also representing Graham Scott); John and Karen Le Prevost; Kath Le Moigne; Mike and Jane Stonebridge; Ann and Bill Pollard (also representing Sally-Ann and Geirge Sauvage, Janet Parnwell, Moe and John Jones, Maggie and Dave Herquin and Mich and Nigel Batiste); Pat Child (also representing Janet Hutcheon and Pat Simon); Allan and Caroline Besnard (also representing Pete Bougeard and Sue Evry); Brian Lowe (also representing Margaret Lowe, Bob and Christine Marquis and Mike Perchard); Joan Arnold (also representing Julie Williams);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Bright Tights, C/o The Treasurer, Les Roches Fleuries, Grand Douit Lane, St Sampsons, GY2 4WG.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Reuben John Dowinton who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 85 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening Music was “Love me Tender” by Elvis Presley. A poem “Miss you Dad”, chosen by Sarah, Annette and Helen was read by Michelle Duquemin. Time of Reflection was “Last of the Summer Wine” Theme Song. Michelle gave the Words of Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Reuben’s Story, Special Memories, written by Sarah, Annette, Helen, Jacques, Nichola and Hollie and a poem “God’s Garden”.The hymn was on CD, “Abide with Me” by The Celebration Choir”. Michelle gave the Committal, Final Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “Take me Home, Country Roads” by John Denver.

The Mourners Were: Sarah Wills, daughter and Martyn Savident (also representing Cheryl Round, Glenda Ogier, Pete Bougourd and family and Mickey Marsh); Annette De Carteret, daughter and Vince De Carteret, son-in-law (also representing Marcus, Lara and Lacey Le Page and Steve and Julie Williams); Helen and Julian Cauvin, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Georgina Le Pelley and Peter Bougourd); Alexa Cauvin, granddaughter; Montana Cauvin, granddaughter; Jacques Cauvin, grandson; Nichola Wills, granddaughter; Hollie De Carteret, granddaughter; Leo-Paul Dodd, Great-grandson; Luca Dodd, great-grandson; Reg Dowinton, brother (also representing Wendy Curr); Norman and Angela Dowinton, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Mr and Mrs Ken Le Sauvage); Tracey Simon, niece (also representing John Simon); Emma Simon, great-niece (also representing Joe Simon, great-nephew); Paul Dowinton, nephew (also representing Jordan Dowinton and Jamie Rive and family); Justin Dowinton, nephew (also representing Jessie English, great-niece);

Samuel Dowinton, great-nephew (also representing Aimée Goddard); Dianne Dowinton, sister-in-law (also representing Elaine Nichols, cousin and Carl Roussel); Sally Dowinton, niece (also representing Elizabeth Bessin and Colin, Karina and Amy); Sandra Jehan, niece (also representing Karen Jehan, niece and families); Karen Corbin, niece (also representing Chris Corbin, Guernsey Football Club (GFC), Lisa Dowinton, niece and Ethel Anderson); Melanie Taylor, niece (also representing Paul, Luella and Morgan); George Ozanne, cousin;

Also Present Were: Jamie Dodd (also representing Elsa Dodd); John Gauvin (also representing Mark Brehaut); Laura Gauvin (also representing Samantha De Carteret and Aaron Moore); Kirsty Gauvain (also representing Jade Gauvain and Charlton Gauvain); John Mallett (also representing Theresa Mallett); Colin Robert (also representing Jan and Elliott and Keith Robert); Ann and Bill Belben; Margaret Broome (also representing Simon and Oliver Broome); Karen and Paul Le Noury; Joanne Ferbrache; Leon Harrison; Kerry-Anne Bourgaize; Mick Prigent (also representing Ali Prigent, Derek and Sue Tomlin and Greg and Yvonne Gettings); Trevor and Babs Savident; Alan Doyle; June Stringer (also representing Darren Gauvin); Caroline Le Cheminant; Grant Kelling; Blake Osborne;

Linda Rogers (also representing Linda and Dave Heaume); Mandy Van Katwyk (also representing Andrea King); Jan Wilkinson; Paul Renouf (also representing Renouf family); Jacob Fallaize; Sebastian Sheppard; Mark Sheppard; John Queripel; Janet and Deren Gallienne (also representing Charlotte and Dave Baker); John Bourgaize; Maria Pascall (also representing Trevor Pascall); Chris Jehan (also representing Maurice Jehan); Pete Jackson; Simon Jackson; Darrel and Sue Sharman; Caroline Hutton (also representing Support at Living Management and staff); Andy, Claire and Georgia Le Moigne; Lisa McMillan (also representing Caitlin Guilbert); Ted Mauger; Richard Best; Garry Hale; Steph Evans (also representing Connor Osborne); Sharon Dodd (also representing family); Nickie and Nathan Browning (also representing Genevieve and Sebastien); Natalie Gilman (also representing Gilly, Sam and Zach); Anna Harvey (also representing Richard King); Kim Carre (also representing Mark Carre);

John Jehan (also representing Andy and Julie Lemée and Jon Jehan); Kim Le Marchant (also representing Anne Le Marchant, all tenants at Courtil Jacques, Carolynne Bourgaize, all staff at Le Grand Courtil and Cathy and Neale Packham and family); Patricia Mason (also representing Andy Margison, Trudie Smart, Melissa Rees and family, Tiffany Neilson and family and Ginny Margison, Norfolk); Keiran Queripel (also representing April De La Mare, Adrian Honey and Glen and Christina Mauger and family); Kay Bachelet (also representing Michael Bachelet); Mick and Michelle Ward (also representing Linda Robilliard, Jan De Garis and Alan and Brenda Carre, Spain); Lawson Pipet (Pip) SWD (also representing Mick Roland, SWD, Ken and Pat Mourant, SWD); Paul and Pam Dodd (also representing Ken and Joy Dodd and Derek Crittal); J Enevoldsen (also representing Mr and Mrs K Le Sauvage); Alan and Coral Hamon (also representing Marcus and Jill Hamon, Ivan and Mirian Gallienne and Peter Chattell);

Flowers were from your girls, Vince and Julian. All the grandchildren. Norman, Angie, Tracie, Justin and families. Colin, Sally and families. Ann and Bill.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Princess Elizabeth Hospital/ C/o Le Marchant Ward, Rue Mignot, St Martins, GY4 6UU.

The arrangements were by Clinton Le Page of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Henry Edwin Le Noury who passed away at his home, aged 84 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Doctor Adrian Datta.

The organist, Peter Le Messurier accompanied the singing of “How Great thou Art” and “Eternal Father”. The Bible Reading was Psalm 23. Reverend datta gave the Welcome, The Sentences, Tribute, Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Farewell and Final Blessing. Recessional Music was “My Way” by Elvis Presley. 

The Mourners Were: Jennifer Le Noury, wife; Stephen and Angela Le Noury, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Betty Merrien, Jean and Eddie Goracy and Dianne Dowinton); Sally and Paul Bannier, daughter and son-in-law; Julie Le Noury, daughter; Robert Le Noury, son and Nicky Wilkinson; Peter Le Noury, son and Katrina Hampson; Emma Prout, granddaughter and Jean Prout (also representing Louis and Luca Prout, great-grandchildren, Sandra and John Prout, Lian McLaughlin and Fleur and Spencer Noyon); Jesse Dray, grandson; Sophie Le Noury, granddaughter and Gareth Taylor; Ben Bannier, grandson and Fiona Bannier (also representing Mark and Andrea Falla); Rebecca Le Noury, granddaughter and Nathan Austin; Aimée Bannier, granddaughter);

Lucy Le Noury, granddaughter and Brooklyn Brown (also representing Derek, Theresa and Vanessa Brown); William Le Noury, grandson; Henry Le Noury, grandson; Roy and Anne Le Noury, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Ian and family, Australia); Dr Jo Le Noury, niece and Jason Connolly (also representing Katie and Oliver); Kevin Brouard, nephew (also representing Joanne Ellis, Sharon Brouard, niece, Kirstie Gosney and Jill Domaille); Margaret Lewis, cousin (also representing Tony Lewis); Veronica and Lynton McCarthy, cousins; Michael and Eleanor Brouard, cousins;

Also Present Were: Jules Le Gallez and Alison Hamer (also representing Paul Jeffreys, Leah, Finn, Charlie and Elliot Jeffreys, Bridget Le Gallez and Teresa Le Gallez); Jane Roberts (also representing Peter and Mavis Roberts); Deborah Bougourd (also representing Bethany Schmiedhuber and Thomas Schmiedhuber); Colin Ollivier (also representing Debbie Ollivier and Jason Brouard); Paul and Angela Sargeant; Joy Tostevin (also representing Paul Banks); Terry Tostevin (also representing Maggie and Paul Tostevin); Adrian Glendinning (also representing Kevin, Ian and Stuart Glendinning and Maureen Glendinning); Wayne and Nicky Branquet (also representing Luc, Nico and Sylvia Branquet, Tina McClean and family, Kerrie and Mark Rive and family, Rachelle Dyke, Tim Hamon, Bill Conlan and the Conlan family and Steve Taylor and family); Richard and Sharon Exall;

Chris Merrien (also representing Charlotte Scherders); Stuart Exall (also representing Casey Brehaut); Glen Lindsay; Geoff and Yvonne Wilkinson (also representing David Wilkinson); Chris Setters; Tracy Bourgaize (also representing Zoe Ferbrache and Jack Pollard); Tony Le Prevost and Barbara Le Prevost (also representing John and Jean Girard); Ian Brouard (also representing Magali and Yannick Brouard); Graham Benfield (also representing Mrs C Benfield); John Ledbrook (also representing Elita Ozolina and Maureen Le Tocq); Jacqualyn Manning (also representing Lee Manning);

Terry Queripel (also representing Susan Queripel); Sally Ferbrache; Dick Bachmann; Pip Tough; Mick and Josie Guille (also representing Hayley and Philip); Paul Bourgaize (also representing Claire Lesbirel); Dave and Dawn Exall (also representing Julie Exall and Olliver Domaille); Lionel Le Page (also representing Jackie Le Page and Tony Le Page); Trevor and Caroline Brehaut (also representing Jennie Brehaut); Joanne Ferbrache (also representing family, Leon Harrison, Aaron Brehaut, Lucy Brehaut and Kim and Mark Carre); Lyn and Dave Merrien; Vic Dorey (also representing Rose, Katie and Mark); Phil Hickman; Lloyd Le Page (also representing Maureen Le Page); Mike Le Lacheur;

Dave and Michelle Markwick (also representing the family); Michael Smith (also representing Sue Smith); Michelle and Brian Hampson; Josie Bazjuks; Shane Branquet; Duane Ingrouille (also representing Andreia Santos and Eric and Eve Santos); Trevor Queripel (also representing Bethan and Justin); Hilda Le Tissier (also representing the family); Stuart Mayor; Jassie Knight; Julie Martel (also representing Gary, James, Abi and Emily); Hazel Le Poidevin; Dave and Carolyn Baker; Mark Staples (also representing the family); Jill Wright; Mark Adnitt; Anthony and Andrea Bougourd (also representing Jack and Molly); Laura Elder-Lupton; Colin and Christina Merrien (also representing Paul and Pat Kelly);

Betty Bougourd (also representing Hazel Mahy); Peter and Carol Martel; Geoff and Jane Turian; Sally Ferbrache (also representing Hash House Harriers); Richard and Isabelle Ashplant (also representing Dianne Ferbrache and Kathleen Ogier); Neil Le Poidevin; Danny Barnes (also representing the Barnes family); Dave Guilbert; Terry Queripel (also representing Mandy Queripel); Danielle Emery (also representing David Emery and Chris and Jane Massey); Sean Sargeant (also representing Zoe Sargeant); Bud and Ruth Blondel (also representing Matt Blondel, Betty Blondel and family and Paddy, Helen and Kariss Craig);

Flowers were from Jennifer. Stephen, Sally, Julie, Robert and Peter. Emma, Jesse, Sophie, Ben, Rebecca, Aimee, Lucy, William, Henry, Louis and Luca. 

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Evans, Guernsey Harbours, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL. 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Susan May Le Prevost who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 61 years was held at St Martins Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Jan Le Billon.

The organist, Joan Le Flem accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Amazing Grace”. The Bible Readings were Ecclesiastes 3: 1-14 and John 14: 1-6, 27, both were read by Ian Ritchie, brother-in-law. Tributes for Susan, included words from Christina Le Jean. Music played during Time of Reflection was “You Raise me Up” by Westlife. A poem “Death is Nothing At All” was read by Mollie De Garis. Reverend Le Billon gave The Sentences, Welcome, Opening Prayer, Prayers and Lord’s Prayer, Address, Farwell to Susan, Commendation, Committal and Blessing. Recessional Music was played on the organ, by Joan Le Flem.

The Mourners Were: Angie Ritchie, sister (also representing John Le Cheminant and Scott Henderson); Ian Ritchie, brother-in-law; Victoria Bishop, great-niece (also representing Reece Bishop, Jack Bishop, Sam Norris and Zac Parsons); Richard Henderson, nephew; Jennifer Henderson, great-niece; Emilee Henderson, great-great-niece; Lyndsey Waldon, niece (also representing Daniel Cotterill and Dean Cotterill); Vanessa Pilot, niece (also representing Peter Means and Clifford Pilot, nephew); Charlotte Pilot, niece (also representing Alexis Pilot, great-niece and Oliver Pilot-Legg, great-nephew); Courtney Pilot, great-niece (also representing Henry Bourgaize, great-nephew); Angharradd Garnham, niece; Billy Garnham; Ryan Garnham; Ocean Garnham;

Also Present Were: Alan and Ingrid Ritchie; Andi Jones; Marilyn Garnham; Sarah Lisle (also representing A.D.S); Alison Le Page (also representing Peter Le Page and Chris Warr); Jenny Martin (also representing Sharon Hartley); Marguerite Corbin (also representing Guernsey Gateway Club, Rose Corbet, Louise Sarahs and Claire Brehaut); Margaret Murphy; Tina Inder (also representing Diana Windsor-Smith); Brenda Smart; Tiffany Timms; Anne Mills (also representing Irene Le Prevost); Andre De Guerin (also representing Alisha De Guerin and Margaret Hunter); Russell Wicks (also representing Rachel Northy); Jackie Holberry; Harry Player; Chris Tostevin; Emma Harvey;

Marina Harvey; Jean McKenna, Kelly Le Prevost, Tim Hamon and Mark Matthew (also representing Pam Bruce, Marie Bougourd and Sara Jayne Duckman); Christina Le Jean and Yvette Le Roi (also representing Tim Evans, Robert Naftel, Mark Webb, Roger Lawrence, Ray Peacegood, The Active Charity, Sara GillespieJulian Badton, Karl Enticott, Beth Northrop, Pippa Rivett-Carnac, David Parsons, Claire Berry and Paula Guilbert and staff at Gilberts Café); Andrew Hyde (also representing Julie Hyde and all friends at Mancap); Molly and Jean-Pierre De Garis; Michael Holberry; Colin Robilliard; Carolynn Bihet (also representing the Members and Staff of the Ron Short centre and Jackie Tebbutt); Denise Cohu (also representing Bill Cohu, Gill Le Page and all at The Russels Social Club); Natalie Wakefield; Karen and Nigel Bourgaize (also representing Shirley and Gerald Browning); Caroline Hatton (also representing Mary-Claire Tola Rhindi);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Gateway Club LBG, C/o Sharon Hartley, Run Doodle, Route des Landes, Vale, GY3 5JD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising. 

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Sheila May Wells who passed away at Blanchelande Park Nursing Home, aged 90 years was held at St Martins Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Daniel Foot.

The organist, Mrs Joan Le Flem accompanied the singing of “Lead us Heavenly Father”, The Lord’s my Shepherd” and “Love Divine”. Opening music was “Amazing Grace” played by Joan Le Flem. The Eulogy was written by Colin Wells and read by The Reverend Nick Walsh. The Bible Reading was Proverbs 31: 10-31 and read by Lucie. Reverend Foot gave the Welcome and Opening Prayers, The Address, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Prayers of Commendation and Blessing. Departing Music was “Edelweiss” from The Sound of Music.

The Mourners Were: Christine Walsh, daughter (also representing Maud (Beanie) Gilles, cousin (France); Colin Wells, son (also representing Sandra Earle and family, (New Zealand) by zoom); Renee Wells, daughter-in-law (also representing Jenny Sherwill, (New Zealand) by zoom); Nick Walsh, grandson and Lucie Walsh (also representing Brian Lowe and Martyn Guille); Melanie Queripel, granddaughter (also representing Kaiden, Elora and Fleur, great-grandchildren); Josie Wells, granddaughter, via zoom (New Zealand); Alyssa Sainsbury, granddaughter (also representing Olivia and Abby, great-granddaughters, via zoom); Gary Seabrook, nephew; Martin Priest, nephew and Jan Priest (also representing James, Beth and Naomi); Rosemary Hall, niece (also representing Chris, Simon and David and Tina Priest, sister-in-law); Wendy Hocart, niece and Steve Hocart;

Also Present Were: Norman Wilkinson (also representing Wendy Wilkinson, Linda Wilkinson and Kim Robinson); Kevin Walsh and Jackie Cox (also representing Jean Walsh and Lynn Barnes); Jacqui Penney (also representing St Martins W.I.); Sandra Silvestri (also representing Claudio Silvestri); Adrian and Liz Tunbridge (also representing Naomi Martel); Patrick and Susan Banfield (also representing Sheila Brown, Rhona and SallySara Windsor, Elizabeth Sweet, Natasha Luggar and Christine Setters); Sue Jones; Julie and Alan De Garis (also representing Matthew and Daniel De Garis); Alison Wadley; Pauline Coleman (also representing Debbie Dorey); Eric Abercromby; Vic and Joyce Martin; Hazel Bisson; Elaine Creed; Margaret Le Cras; Carol Guille; Lynne Skillett (also representing Paul and family); Barbara Herve; John and Angela Stewart; Theresa Toman; Beatrice Clark (also representing Betty Fookes);

Flowers were from Christine, Colin and Renee. Nick and Lucie. Melanie, Josie and Alyssa.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Maurice James Ward who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 92 years was held at Torteval Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Sue Brooks accompanied the singing of “Jerusalem” and “Amazing Grace”. The Opening music was Karl Jenkins Motets. The Bible Reading was Psalm 121. The tribute was read by Andrew (son) on behalf of the family. Time of Reflection music was “Dances with Wolves” by John Barry, accompanied with a photo montage. Reverend Charmley gave The Words of Welcome, Sentences from the Bible, Opening Prayer, The Collect, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer and Commendation. Recessional Music was “Time to Say Goodbye” by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman.

The Mourners Were: Jeanne Ward, wife; Andrew Ward, son; Jane Archard, daughter and Tim Archard, son-in-law; Ralph Archard, grandson; Daisy Archard, granddaughter; Vicki Archard (also representing Peter Archard); Geoff and Sheila Ward, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Sarah, niece and Mark Hallett); Angela Minier, sister-in-law (also representing Sarah and family);  Richard Gill, nephew (also representing Nina Gill, niece, Jamie Gill, great-nephew, Rebecca Pugh, great-niece, Emily Gill, great-niece (Australia) and Chloe Gill, great-niece); Michael (Mick) Gill, nephew (also representing Barbara Gill, niece and Jonathon Gill, nephew (Norwich)); Mark Wilton, nephew (also representing Colin Wilton, nephew, June Wilton, Clare Chambers, Roy Chambers, Sarah Smith and James Smith); Jo De Garis, niece (also representing Neil, George and Oliver De Garis); Dennis Ward, cousin; Michael Ward;

Also Present Were: Tim Belton and Karen Belton (also representing Neil, Debbie, Harry, Billy, Tom and Jack Belton and Luke, Toby and Hannah Belton); Dick Young (also representing L’Ancresse Golf Club); Jason Wright (also representing Sue Montgomery); Sarah Garbutt, Rubis Fuel Supplies; John Guilbert (also representing Pieter and Sonja Noordam); Michael Trubuil; Martyn Bougourd; David Peatfield; Reg Sharman; Tim and Ariffa Gill (also representing Nick Gill and Andrew and Adam Gill); Richard (Dick) Cann; David Leafe (also representing Sue Leafe); Katie Leafe; John and Jill Chatterton;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Cancer Research UK (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Lynda Mildon, 2 La Petite Clos, La Couture, St Peter Port, GY1 2EB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Michael Anthony Gregory who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 65 years was held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church and conducted by Celebrant Canon Christopher Rutledge and Father Edward Hauschild.

The organist, Mr Luke O’Donnell accompanied the singing of “Lord for Tomorrow”, “The Lord’s my Shepherd” and “As I kneel before You”. The First Reading was St Paul to the Thessalonians 4:13-18. The Gospel Reading was Matthew 5: 1-12. Canon Rutledge and Father Hauschild gave The Greeting and Words of Wisdom, Opening Prayer, Homily, Prayers of Intercession, Concluding Prayer, Prayers of Commendation and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Ali Gregory, wife (also representing Marie Byrne and Mandy Le Cornu); Jodie Guillou, step-daughter; Kaylie Guillou, step-daughter (also representing Cooper and Max Scott); Tom Scott, step-son-in-law; Abbie Hewlett, step-daughter (also representing Orlie and Ottilie Hewlett); Ben Hewlett, step-son-in-law (also representing Ros Hewlett); Emilie Vermeulen, step-daughter (also representing Xavier and Hugo Vermeulen); Jacques Vermeulen, step-son-in-law; Oliver Guillou, step-son (also representing Arabella and Adalaide Guillou and Jenny Kendall-Tobias);

Phillippa Guillou, step-daughter-in-law; Jill Chubb, mother-in-law (also representing Jane de Woolfson); Alan Chubb, father-in-law; Chris Mead, brother-in-law (also representing Nic Mead, sister-in-law and Jim and Doreen Kilpatrick); Jon Gregory, brother (also representing Betty Gregory, mother); Paul Gregory, brother (also representing Marion Gregory); Josh Gregory, nephew; Justin Pedersen (also representing Niccy Pedersen); Elizabeth Wild; Paul and Andrea Guillou (also representing Jordan and Alex Guillou); Gloria Guillou; Debbie Guillou;

Also Present Were: Dave Bichard (also representing Lorna Bichard); Ian Watson (also representing Michelle and Heather Watson); Hannah Skates; Joe Hind; Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Ali “B” Dunne); Amber Fusellier; Denise Quevatre; Julie Mroch; Ben Looijenga (also representing Wioleta Looijenga); Hayley and Steve Allaway; Charlotte Le Sauvage; Lois Keyte (also representing Vicky Farish); Savannah Silva; Lucie Fox; Laura Dyer; Denise King (also representing Richard Searle); Jurat Peter Gill; Stephen Langford; Clare Burton (also representing Sue Horsepool and Bryony Vivian); Anna Oxley (also representing Julie and Roberto Chiappa); Tony Brehaut (also representing Rio Anderson); Chris Bichard; Tom and Mary Robertshaw;

Rachel Warren; Michael Creber; Andy Barrett; Jo Pengelley; John Bell; Natalie Le Noury; Sam Gill (also representing Lizzie Guilbert); Sarah Thornton (also representing Guernsey Counselling Service); Karen Fallaize (also representing Katie Fallaize); Shireena Rumens; Judith Chandler (also representing Anita Williams); Terry Harnden; Sean Dunne (also representing Cathy Gallichan); Howard Sheppard; Ciaran Ruddy; Katie Lewell (also representing Robin Ruzzon, Mark Creber and Nikki Pettitt); Anna Vaudin (also representing Martin Baker, Danielle Moon and Jackie Ashton); Ian Guille and Tina Simon; Gail Lickley (also representing Ryan King and Catherine Lowe); Samantha Downes; Kiana Harrison; Helen Bourgaize; Christine Le Pelley and Tim Le Pelley; Scott Wild;

Michelle Wild (also representing Dan and Kelly and family and Ellen and Lewis); Judy and Andy Scott; Rosemary Bean; Kirsty Le Pelley (also representing Simon Le Pelley, Jacques Scowen and Michelle Mahy); Bethany and Shaun Bigeard; Aimee Parr; Amber Lickley; Claire Foster; Kelly and Barry Divall; James Mroch; Tim Brown; Nicola Large (also representing Nicholas and Emma Large and Sam Ward); Wendy Brehaut (also representing Paul and Tracey Lawrence and family); Daniel Brehaut; Sarah Le Sauvage (also representing Anit Gaudion and States of Guernsey HR Colleagues); Elizabeth Dene (also representing Vivienne McNamara); Gerri Cale (also representing Jacqui and Tom Devine, Sophie Dorfner and the team at the Guernsey Vetting Bureau);

Annika Le Lievre (also representing Julie and Garry Fusellier, Carly Howlett and Rachel Tyson); Marina Mauger (also representing James Legge, Matt Westgarth-Smith, Megan Thomas and HFL); Makela Claridge (also representing Megan Wilson and Tracey Leggett); Wendy Wild, Lauren Draper and Thomas Draper (also representing Catherine Draper, John Wild and Alison Damerell); Helaine Vermeulen; Annelise Moherndl (also representing Stefan Moherndl and Simon and Candice Vermeulen); Tim Brown and Tania Sargent (also representing Matthew Jones and Mark Salmon); Bryan Mauger (also representing Anne Mauger); Josh McClean; Stephen Mundy; Emma and Hubert Nicolle; Lee De Carteret;

Sonia Guille and Leanna Guille (also representing Sophia, Chris and Margaret Guille and Tanya Goubert); Jerome Davis; Jeanne Croshaw (also representing family); Lucy James (also representing Sarah Sparrow); Sofie Alves; Theresa Prince (also representing Adele and Mike, Community Nurses); Edgars Zalcmanis; Ben Le Noury, Callum and Emma Le Noury; Cory Rive (also representing Mark and Kerry Rive and Julia Martin); Dominique Davidson, Twilight and Night Community Team; Vince Le Noury and Debbie Le Noury (also representing Jacques Le Noury, Ginge Le Noury (Norway), Marita Iversen (Norway), Mary Pestana, Anne-Marie Hawkes, Linda Hamon, Steve Le Goupillot, Karl Carre, Jade Evans, Ian Le Prevost, Diane Le Noury, Mariah Watson, Brett Le Goupillot, Bill De Carteret, Karen Seward, Andy Chandler and Paul Blackmore);

Flowers were from Ali, Kaylie, Abbie, Emilie, Ollie, Jodie, Tom, Ben, Jacques, Phillippa and all the grandchildren. Betty. Chris, Nic, Josh and Sam. Julie, Sam, Lydia and Immy. Jon, Paul, Marian and Josh.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Male Uprising in Guernsey, c/o Weighbridge Trust Limited, 2nd Floor Connaught House, St Peter Port, GY1 4HL or Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Sheila Mollie Ferbrache who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 82 years was held at St Matthews Church, Cobo and conducted by The Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “How Great thou Art” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Opening Music was “A Summer Place” by Percy Faith. Memories of Sheila, written by her family were read by Jodie and Sam Hearn (granddaughters). The Bible Reading was 1 Corinthians 13 and read by Lindsey Veillard. Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Sentences, Prayers, Words of Comfort, The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Committal and Final Prayer. Closing Music was “Summer Holiday” by Cliff Richard.

The Mourners Were: Les Ferbrache, husband; Neil and Debbie Ferbrache, son and daughter-in-law; Paul Ferbrache and Tracey Queripel, son and daughter-in-law; Charlie Ferbrache, grandson; Luke Ferbrache, grandson (also representing Theo, great-grandson and Poppy, great-granddaughter);  Jack Hearn, grandson; Vicky Ferbrache, granddaughter (also representing Freddie Gallie, great-grandson and Barbara Walshe); Aaron Gallie; James Gallie, great-grandson; William Gallie, great-grandson;  Stacey Allen, granddaughter; Kirsty Broome, granddaughter; Mollie Fisher, great-granddaughter; Carly Hearn, granddaughter and Tom Fisher; Jodie Hearn, granddaughter and Daniel Gallienne; Sam Hearn, granddaughter and Zaki, great-grandson (also representing Mahmoud Shahin); John and Marian Loveridge, brother and sister-in-law; Brian Loveridge, brother (also representing Emma Loveridge, niece); Colin and Jackie Loveridge, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Mark Loveridge); George and Carole Loveridge, uncle and aunt; Oliver Loveridge, nephew; Simon Loveridge, nephew; Tim Loveridge, nephew and Catherine Loveridge;

Fiona Roberts, niece (also representing Sue Barclay, niece); Anna Loveridge, niece (also representing Bailey, Callan and Liam Loveridge, great-nephews and Alyssa-Brooke, great-great-niece); Margaret and Derek Le Page, cousins; Joceline Garnham, cousin; Nick Nicolle, cousin; Sharon Trotter, cousin (also representing Dave and family and Andrew and Shane Loveridge); Matthew Loveridge, cousin (Charlie) (also representing Marilyn Loveridge); Catherine Loveridge-Jones, cousin (also representing Andrew Jones); Martyn and Rose Loveridge, cousins; Derick and Brenda Le Poidevin, cousins (also representing John Rowley, cousin and Nicola and Jason Shaw); Tina Guilbert, cousin; Karen Robilliard, cousin (also representing Jackie and Sue); Keith and Fiona Loveridge, cousins; Callie Loveridge; Jackie Loveridge (also representing Janet Hagen);

Also Present Were: Lindsey Veillard; Jenny and Colin Renouf; Rosemarie Brehaut (also representing the family); Paula Fox (also representing Cathy Cameron); John Ingrouille (also representing Jo, Joe and Harry); Robin Harvey; Gisele de Garis; Tony and Sandra Thorne (also representing all the family); Ruth Le Tissier (also representing Marcus, Kevin, Mark and Matt Le Tissier); Carl Le Tissier (also representing Jane. Chloe, Glen and Luke Le Tissier); Sue Babbe; Claire Patterson; Paul W Ferbrache (also representing Sally Ferbrache); Ian Le Page (also representing Jock Le Page, (New Zealand); Michael Brown (also representing Yvette Bowden and Carole and Michael Thomson); Didds and Patricia Dyer (also representing John and Sharon Le Cheminant); John and Valerie Wills; Keith Gallienne (also representing Caroline Gallienne); Marilyn Atkinson; Connie Vasconcelos; Krystal Campbell; Laura Clayton; Brian Fox (also representing Shirley Fox); Martyn Blondel; Robert Harris (also representing Paul Hillion); Vanwy Wallbridge;

Flowers were from Les. Neil and Debbie. Paul and Tracey. Mollie. Charlie. Jack. Vic. Luke, Theo and Poppy. Sam. Carly. Jodie. Colin, Jackie and family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or Bulstrode Oncology Unit, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Maureen Anne Le Tocq who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 79 years was held at Torteval Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Doctor Adrian Datta.

The organist, Sue Brooks accompanied the singing of “The Day Thou Gavest” and “Abide with Me”. The Tribute was given by Simon and Paul Le Tocq (sons). The Bible Reading was Psalm 139 and Matthew 19: 13-18. Reverend Datta gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Address, Prayers and Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and farewell and Final Blessing. 

The Mourners Were: Lloyd Le Tocq, husband; Helen Le Tocq, daughter; Paul Le Tocq and Laurel Le Tocq, son and daughter-in-law; Ted Le Tocq, grandson; Simon Le Tocq, son and Helen Tabel; Lily and Alice Le Tocq, granddaughters; Brian Hughes, nephew and Andrea Le Galloudec; Grace Kail, sister-in-law; Jean Le Pelley, sister-in-law; Lara Coulson, niece and Tony Coulson; Ben and Grace Coulson, great nephew and great niece; Rodney and Lorna Le Tocq (also representing Janet Le Tocq, cousins); Brian Le Tocq, cousin (also representing Alan and Sarah and Families and Margaret Le Cras); Win Le Cheminant, cousin; Hazel Bisson, cousin; Patrick and Anne Le Tocq, cousins (also representing Claire Burchell, Jonathan Le Tocq, Gordon and Kate Hotton, Margaret and Henry Le Tissier, Maureen Le Tocq and Lorraine Paget (London), cousins); Molly Le Tocq, cousin; Joyce Le Prevost, cousin; Beryl Launay, cousin;  Pat Mew, cousin; Peter Le Tocq, cousin (also representing Hazel Dewsnip and Chris O’Neill); Eric and Sheila Le Ray, cousins; Owen Le Ray, cousin (also representing family); Len and Eileen Le Ray, cousins; Colin Le Page, cousin;

Also Present Were: Jurat David Robilliard (also representing Reverend Juliette Robilliard); Sue Brooks (also representing Pauline Marsh and Evan and Norma Ozanne); Joy Le Couteur (also representing Jamie Hooper and Becky Hooper-Bedford); Sue and Terry Naftel (also representing Nicola Steele-Moore, Kathy Stuart, Ifthi Wangsa, Renee Cotterill and Cristo Bussmann-Stuart); Linda Cahill (also representing Cahill family and Katey Collenette and family); Becky Link (also representing The Constables and Douzaine of Torteval); Wendy Le Tissier (also representing Andy, Louise and Julia Madden); Roberto and Emanuele Ghiazza (also representing Francesco Ghiazza and Cinzia Traversa); Nancy Dickinson;

Richard and Kay Batiste (also representing Carys Batiste); Terry Tostevin (also representing Margaret and family); Alice and George Ozanne (also representing Andrew, Stephan and Stewart Ozanne); Jennifer Milner (also representing Jeanette Hearse, Camilla Le Maitre, Jenny Richmond and The British Red Cross); Sally Ingrouille (also representing Tim Ingrouille, Kelly King and family, Paul Ingrouille and family, Susan Queripel and family, Liz Eddie and Ros Hewlett); Carol Greaves (also representing Dorothy Le Conte, Babs Falla and Dorothy Smith); Margaret Duquemin (also representing Pam Ingrouille, Suzette MacDougall and Diane Sinkinson); Lyna Guilbert (also representing Claire and Lizzi); Lynette Clarke (also representing family and Jo Phillips and family);

Sue de Carteret (also representing Shane, Jamie and Anne); Joanne Brouard; Malcolm Heath (also representing Caroline Heath); Emma King (also representing Stewart Moyles); Sally Le Couteur; Andrew Sauvarin (also representing Shaaron, Christina, Caroline and Catherine); Wendy Trebert (also representing Andre Trebert, Jordan, David and St Michaels Junior Badminton Club); Sue Robilliard; Jane Le Tissier (also representing Cora Wakeford); Basil Brehaut; Anne Deane; Sarah Garbutt (also representing Guernsey Badminton Association); Tina Grimwood (also representing Andrew); Isabel Willcocks); Sheila Ozanne; Craig Tyrrell (also representing Hayley Vance and the Vance family); Jackie Thoume; Margaret Pearson; Gwen Jeffreys (also representing Mike, Vikki, Paul and Sue Wood);

Jean Tanner (also representing Danielle Bullock, Jax Robins, Rose Marquand and Gloria King); Wendy Hayward (also representing Stewart Hayward, Lisa Ingrouille, Nicky King and Steph Dragun); Angela Rabey; Elizabeth Eddie (also representing the Eddie family); David Peel (also representing Beryl and Julia Peel); Madeleine and John Squires; Christine Siviter; Julie Sexton (also representing Tom, Josh and Sam Sexton); Sue Copperwaite (also representing the family); Alison Ferbrache (also representing the family, Yvonne Brehaut and Phil and Steve Brehaut); Karen Haith; Nigel Baudains; Lou Totty (also representing Jacquie Hewitt); Christine Wright; Jessica Hughes (also representing Eleanor Hughes); Cathy Tostevin; Heather Bisson; Jocelyne Ward; Sylvia Bennett; Penny Mann (also representing Louise Eades);

Martyn Mann; Sheila Ellis (also representing Win Willis); Susan Brehaut (also representing Brian Brehaut); Sue Knapp; Eleanore Browning (also representing Martin, Christine and Samantha Browning); Catherine Wright (also representing Dereu); Pauline Hoggard (also representing Les Cotils Coffee Shop); Alex Hebrert; Jenny Ridley; Shane Le Page (also representing Ditta and Bella); Julie McAuley (also representing Davey McAuley); Daniel Cooper (also representing Bridget and Phil Cooper); Peter and Barbara Garfield; Margaret Johnson; Janet Le Messurier, Red Cross Volunteer; Carole Ashplant; Richard Ozanne (also representing Lindsay and Joe); Cathy Morgan (also representing Dick Morgan and family); Wendy Elliott (also representing Jan and Walter Brehaut and Coral Langlois); Caroline Edwards; Margaret J Snell; Vernon and Pat Watson; Sue Brehaut;

Mimi Byrom (also representing Poppy, Charlie and Tom); Brian Guille; Mary Collins (also representing Marianne (Red Cross)); Emily Trebert; Graham Bufton (also representing Jacky, Tracey and Claire Bufton and Nick and Caroline Jackson and family); Pauline Sarre (also representing Tony Sarre); Paul and Robbie Le Poidevin (also representing Jack, Anna and Martha); Ali Marquis (also representing Terry and Christine Snell and Caroline Patterson); Chris and Gill Le Lievre (also representing Sue Brock); Ann Wheadon (also representing Tristan Wheadon); Jan Yarwood and family were represented;

Flowers were from all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Cancer Research UK (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Lynda Mildon, 2 La Petite Clos, La Couture, St Peter Port, GY1 2EB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Margaret Rose Solway who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 89 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin, Celebrant.

Opening Music was “Wichita Lineman” by Glen Campbell. The Hymn, “All Things Bright and Beautiful” was played on CD. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death and Memories of Margaret. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Ain’t No Sunshine” (Instrumental) by Glen Campbell. Michelle gave The Lord’s Prayer, The Poem, “She is Gone” by David Harkins, Committal, Closing Words and Blessing. Exit Music was “Southern Nights” by Glen Campbell.

The Mourners Were: Michael and Julie Solway, son and daughter-in-law; Matthew Solway, grandson and Gemma Lewin (also representing Faith Solway); Philip Solway, grandson and Louise Solway; Jessica and Wilfred Solway, great-grandchildren; Paul Rowe, nephew (also representing Rosemary Corbet, niece and Richard Flatres, nephew); Amanda Gosselin, niece (also representing Julian Gosselin); Mr and Mrs Kevin Hudson, cousins (also representing Mr and Mrs B Torode); Maureen Le Marquand, cousin; Carolyn Rowe-Hagans, goddaughter (also representing Stephen Rowe); Alan Solway; Janet and Richie McCurdy (also representing Kathleen Parker (Scotland), Joyce Solway (Switzerland) and David Solway);

Also Present Were: Ian Hall (also representing Marion Batiste); Alan and Christine Ozanne (also representing Sarah and Becky Ozanne); Tony and Marina Smith (also representing Colin Hargreaves); Hayley Le Tocq; Marina Mauger; Colin and Wendy McClean; Barry Dorey; Sue Coyle (also representing Marion Mahon); Rick and Rose Mahy; Margaret Tostevin (also representing Dave Tostevin); David Mahy; Ian and Jan Brown (also representing Alice and Amelia Brown and Terry and Margaret Hockey); Roger Le Page (also representing Sylvia Le Page); Peter Cherry; Alan Malin (also representing Moores Hotel and Peter and Carol Edwards);

Flowers were from Michael and Julie. Matt, Phil, Gemma, Louise, Jessica, Wilfred and Faith.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Bulstrode Oncology Unit, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

A Memorial service, following a private cremation for Ian Douglas Clark who passed away at his home, aged 62 years was held at St Saviours Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Mr John Le Pelley accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “One More Step Along the World I Go”. Opening music, accompanied by a photo presentation was “Madness” by Madness. Memories of Ian were read by James. The Bible reading was 1 Corinthians 13, read by Jack. Kate’s Memories were read by Kate. The Reading was Ecclesiastes 3: 1-11. Moment of Reflection, accompanied by a photo presentation was “Sweet Caroline” by Neil Diamond. Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Sentences, Opening Prayer, Words of Comfort, Prayers and The Lord’s Prayer, Commendation and Final Prayers. Closing Music was “You’ve Gat a Friend In Me” by Randy Newman.

The Mourners Were: Kate Ferris, wife; James, Jessica and Daisy Clark, son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter; Michael Clark, father; Gillian Clark, sister; Charlie Scott and Courtney Jordan, stepson and daughter-in-law (also representing grandchildren Bella and Reggie Scott); Jack Scott, stepson (also representing Charlotte and Wilfred Scott, daughter-in-law and grandson); Nick and Nicky Ferris, brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Lucy Ferris, niece (also representing Oliver Ferris, nephew and Maddie (Australia)); Cleone Ferris, mother-in-law;

Also Present Were: Nicholas Jackson (also representing Caroline Jackson); Fiona Jackson and Ayrton Jackson-Smith (also representing Joanne Ferris and Ron Browning (USA), Graham, Jacky, Tracey and Clare Bufton, The Walker family and all at Otterbourne Riding Centre); Sarah Jackson (also representing Neil Sarre); Luke Jackson (also representing the family); Sian Staples (also representing Tina Torode); Nicky Singleton; Liz Vann Pointing; Bryan McAliece; Natalie McQuiggan (also representing John Stokes); Elle Jones; Huw Jones; Hayley Richardson; Laura Matthews-Graves (also representing Angela Graves, Ellie Saunders and Lauren Ogier); Debbie Ogier; Richard Ogier; Tamzen Smith; Jenny Newsom; Nick and Jane Large; Debbie Charlton; Sandra Clark; Jo, Zara and Abbie Baudains (also representing Jason Baudains and Laura Stanford); Karen Morpeth (also representing Les Morpeth); John and Rhianna Clancy; Karla Travers; Cheryl Round (also representing Melanie Round, Glenda Ogier and Sue Brown); Eleanor Saunders; Michael Knight;

Caroline Creed; Jennifer Creed (also representing Paul and Annabel); Scott Alexander (also representing Kayleigh Lythgoe); David Waldron; Roland Mills; Liz Croft (also representing Christopher and Charlotte); Colette Andrews; Sarah Vautier; Joseph Smith; Koen Le Prevost; Samantha Downes; Sophie Burbridge (also representing Emily Rowe); Paula Burbridge; Anne Breban (also representing Richard Breban); Harriet Sauvary; Matt Scott (also representing Vicky Scott); Carly Young (also representing Tilly Snell); Sarah Hollingsworth (also representing Kimberley Girard); Helen Gallienne (also representing Claire Dorey); Julie Settle; Pauline Goddard (also representing Georgia Goddard); Claire Burns (also representing Jules Inder and Ben Le Page); Martin Gallienne (also representing Chantal Gallienne); Jacob Tanguy; Jason Baker; Stephanie Lambourne;

Kira Avery (also representing Hannah Wallace, Tracey Dowinton, Gary Vaudin and Sara-Jayne Falla); Katie Dodd (also representing Jason Dodd); Millie Le Poidevin (also representing Diana and Roger Arundale); Katie Leafe (also representing British Showjumping Guernsey Branch, Debbie Ashwell, Chaya Ashwell-Wall, Lani Ashwell-Wall, Bridget Roger and Abigail Roger); Ian Domaille (also representing Marina Skillett, Joa Charlesworth and Alex Wherry); Roger Hughes (also representing Simone Renouf, Jo Penney, David Cole and Steve Le Carpentier); Marilyn and Michael De Jersey (also representing Sam, Georgia and Zac Rihoy and Nic Migasiuk); Colin and Sheila Torode (also representing Lisa, Adrian and Ella Gidney and Kate Lawlor);

Leanne Gallienne and Karen Gallienne (also representing Ryan Gallienne, Dr Mike McCarthy, Donna Rihoy and HealthCare Group); Michelle Scott (also representing Sophie Cowley); Samantha Dovey (also representing Bruce Dovey, Sarah Mills, Nikki Holford, Laura Davison and Lucy Regnard); Tracy Gardiner (also representing Chloe Gardiner and Julia Collivet); Alison Foley (also representing Jo Gilmore); Richard Croft (also representing Nicola Barry, Christopher Smith, James Barry, Charlotte Whailing and The Regnard family); Matthew and Jess Broome; James, Liz and David Broome; Sue Gresty; Sam Gerrard-May; David Ridout (also representing Debbie Ridout; Rosie Robert-Taylor; Sophie Dyer; Tracey, Stuart and Laura Dyer; Lisa Wallace; Kayleigh Marquis; Laura and Mike Stanford;

Tania Mahy (also representing Amy Parnwell and Joe Youlton); Simon Cowley; David De Garis; Donald Campbell; Sarah Brouard; Ken Carre; Tom and Maddie Martin; Joanna Gordon; Lesley Martin (also representing Sarah Martin, Eloise Martin-Sarre and Sarah Le Flem); Peter, Gaby and Laura Norman; Alicia Falla (also representing Susan Yabsley and Sarah Falla); Eleni Falla; Ella Gardiner; Lisa Torode; Keiran Wyatt-Nicolle; Kwan Queripel (also representing Mark Queripel); Jackie Toms (also representing Tom Rihoy and Melanie Ison);  Oliver Gilvear; Sarah Jane (also representing  Mike, Robert, James, GiGi and Will Allen); Mark and Ally Torode; Pippa Parsons; Nicola Brouard; Amber Lickley; Caren De Jersey (also representing Hannah De Jersey); Sophie and Alison Ozanne (also representing Ozzy Ozanne); Jodie Travers;

Laura Briand; Laura Miller; Charlotte Breban; Laura Le Page (also representing Liz Wylie); Sophie Ephgrave (also representing Howard and Rebecca Ephgrave); Maxine Whalley; Katie and Helen Durkin; John and Kelly Jordan; Evelyn Brady (also representing Leyla Yildirim and partners of PWC and staff); Fiona Wrigley; John Luff; Diane Birch (also representing Wendy De Vial, Jan Coomer and Gillian Gorval); Sam Gervaise-Brazier; Kayleigh Luxton;

Flowers were from Kate, James, Michael, Gillian and families.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Cancer Research UK via www.cancerresearchuk.org.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Peter John Brehaut who passed away at Highfield House Care Home, aged 79 years was held at the Castel Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Beverley Herve.

The organist, Mr Philip Bond accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s my Shepherd” and “How Great thou Art”. Entrance music was “Clarinet Concerto in “A” Major by Mozart. The Bible Reading was 1 Corinthians 13. 1-8. Reverend Herve gave the Sentences, Introduction, Opening Prayer, Address and Prayers. “A few words from Glenn and Kirsti” were read by Sir Richard Collas. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Shepherd Moons” by Enya.  Tribute and Poem “The Man is a Success” by Robert Louis Stevenson was read by Louis. Reverend Herve gave the Commendation and Committal, Nunc Dimitis and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Baker Street” by Gerry Rafferty followed by “Angel” by Sarah McLachlan. Colleagues from the Guernsey Police acted as pall bearers and carried the coffin in and out of the church. A Guard of Honour was formed as the coffin left the church by members of the Guernsey Police.

The Mourners Were: Kirsti Le Cheminant, daughter (also representing Deidre Dauncey); Phillip Le Cheminant, son-in-law (also representing Geoff Austin); Glenn Brehaut, son; Amanda Brehaut, daughter-in-law (also representing Susan Ettaline Williams); Louis Le Cheminant, grandson; Joseph Le Cheminant, grandson; Katie Le Cheminant, granddaughter; Rosemary and Alan Phillips, sister-in-law and brother-in-law (also representing Roger Brookfield, Mark, Roger and Ross Phillips and families, Jan Le Tocq and Milly Le Poidevin); Lee Ballard, nephew and Heidi Shearer (also representing Joshua Ballard, Corin Ballard and Darcie Ballard);

Sharon Ballard, niece (also representing Ricky Bryce and Brian and Brenda Windsor and family, UK); Carla Henry, niece (also representing Mandy and Neil Griffiths); Rob Teed (also representing Marguerite Teed); Tom Henry, great-nephew; Clare Henry, great-niece; Danielle and Craig Young, Demi, Aston and Marley Young; Geoff Warren, cousin (also representing Chris Warren and family, Sue de Carteret, cousin and Shane and family, Andy Warren, cousin and Jayne and family); Geoffrey and Val Dumaresq, cousins;

Also Present Were: Sir Richard Collas; Deputy Chief officer Phil Breban (also representing Chief officer Ruari Hardy, all officers and staff of Guernsey Police and John Tolcher);  Ian Morellec (also representing Dianne Morellec); Nigel Burnard; Allan Harris; Lindsey Bell; Tom Marshall; Sarah Naftel (also representing Mark Naftel); Tom Johns; Jess Le Galloudec (Standard Bearer); Ben Rowe and Julie Rowe; Ian Scholes; Andy Telford; Liam Johnson; Ian Tanner; Phil Graves; Gill Hunt; Ian Lewell (also representing family); Ken Brehaut; Sue Duport; Darren Brehaut (also representing Grow); Nicola Stewart (also representing Alan Smith); Hilary Gallienne; Peter Snell; Martin Henry (also representing Caroline Jackson, Marion Henry and Derek De Mouilpied); George Le Page (also representing Chris Freeman, Peggy Breban, Alison Benn, Colin Mould and Peter Ward); Tina, Trevor and Tony Brehaut (also representing Ben, James and Oliver Brehaut, Michelle, Alan, Melissa and Kylie Robilliard);

Joanna Duquemin Nicolle (also representing Paul Nicolle, Andrew Duquemin, Sarah-Jane Duquemin, Nikki Rihoy and families); Brian and Margaret Martel; Trevor and Bett Savident; Terry Duquemin (also representing Janet, Tim and Lisa); Tony and Cathy Ewins (also representing Mathew Ewins, Amanda and Martin Bishop, Martin and Katrina Proudlove and Guernsey Motorcycle Training Scheme); Michelle Brehaut (also representing Paul, Hannah and Chloe Brehaut and Ian and Jane Langlois); Geoff Denning (also representing Paul Tebbutt and members of G.A.R.P.O. (The Guernsey Association for Retired Police Officers);

Brian Holland (also representing Phillip Guilbert, Michael Burrows and Peter Gallienne); Chris and Tina Campbell (also representing Rob Campbell); Graham Martel (also representing Lynne Martel and Chris Martel); Anne Watt (also representing Terry Watt); Peter and Jean Dean (also representing Charles and Claire Gabriel); Fiona Ozanne (also representing Alex Ozanne, Jo and Tony Leech, Sarah Warr and Martyn Foxen and Nicky Harvey and Juston Walker); Bev Gallienne (also representing Dave Gallienne); Maria Cosgrove (also representing Shane Cosgrove, Krista Doggett and Claudia North); Nicola Patch; Frank Sidgwick; Dee Blackburn; Ann Bessell; Nick Gill (also representing Elizabeth Gill);

Tim and Sue Cross (also representing Julie and Steve Carre); Mike Corbin; Martyn Bourgaize (also representing Sandra Bourgaize); Gill Watson (also representing Mike Watson and Adrian Le Pelley); Clare and Ruby Pierce; Mandy De La Mare; Ian Brouard; Alan Brehaut (also representing Rebecca Brehaut); Rhys Kinsey; Eddie Higgins; Sue J (also representing Ali Good, Jill Chadwick and Brian Gaudion); Julia Jager (also representing Allan Skirrow and Guernsey Mind’s Hope Singers Community Choir); Adrian La Farge; Luisa Chiappa; Roberto and Julie Chiappa (also representing Alessio Chiappa, Paul and Debbie Tulie and Jamie and Massimo Sarre); Chris and Michelle Griffiths (also representing Marc Griffiths, Lyndsey Griffiths and Michelle Marshall); Ann Jehan; Carol and Ralph Cave (also representing all the family);

Mark Le Page (also representing Esther Le Page and Chris Bichard); Jenny and Norman Anderson (also representing the family); Carol Brehaut; David Le Page; Phil Humphries; Colin and Wendy McClean; Bill Luff; Pierre Hervé; Wendy McConnell (also representing John and Catherine McConnell); Pat and Alan Redwood; Craig Le Prevost; Mike Coquelin; Nina Baker; Colette and Gilliatt Turner (also representing Julia Hunkin); Wayne and Karen Shaw; Gillian Le Pavoux (also representing Mike Le Pavoux); Paul Gaudion (also representing Sara and family, Gary and Joan Gaudion and Philip “Spud” Murphy); Lucy Hicks; Angela Nash; Alison Goovaerts (also representing Patrick, Kyra and Anton); Julie Greening; Ray Sebire; Lorraine Henry (also representing Andy Domaille, Sheila Brehaut, Julie and Pete Duquemin); Rick Ozanne (also representing Sue Ozanne); Lori Baker (also representing Shaun Baker); Michael Meale (also representing Juliette Meale); Steve Brouard (also representing Valli Brouard); Hazel Kelling (also representing Andy Kelling and family); Simon Cottell (also representing Jo Cottell);

Flowers were from Glenn, Kirsti, Amanda, Phil, Louis, Joe and Katie. Sharon, Carla and family. Rosemary and Alan.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Heather Stunell who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 68 years was held at St Martins Parish Hall and conducted by Sophie Yabsley, Celebrant.

A selection of music was played as mourners arrived. Sophie Yabsley gave the Opening Words of Welcome and Thoughts on Life and Death. The Tribute, included contributions from Heather’s family were read by Terry Lihou (brother) and Viki Stunell (daughter). Music accompanying The Photo Montage included words from Lily (granddaughter) and a poem “The Dash” was “Dancing Queen” by Abba. Sophie Yabsley gave the Closing Words and Thanks, Recessional Music was “Simply the Best” by Tina Turner and Private Committal.

The Mourners Were: Gary Stunell, husband; Gary Stunell, son; Viki Stunell, daughter; Lily Quintal, granddaughter; Jackie Jones, sister and Martin Jones, brother-in-law; Terry Lihou, brother; Martin Yabsley, son-in-law; Jesse Stunell, brother-in-law; Dean Stunell, brother-in-law; Kelly Stunell, niece; Brian Jones, brother-in-law; Kim Jones, sister-in-law; Connell Stunell, brother-in-law; Angie Stunell, sister-in-law; Shane Stunell, brother-in-law; Marcia Walcott, sister-in-law; Shaun Lihou, nephew, Zoe Lihou, Harvey Lihou, Yasmin Lihou (also representing Cindy Brache); Karl Lihou, nephew and Sarah Lihou, Maisie and Lorcan Lihou; Philip Batiste, nephew; Tom Batiste, nephew and Stace Wallis, Declan and Jayden Wallis (also representing Faith and TJ Batiste);

Craig and Emmy Batiste, nephew and niece; Robert Lihou, nephew; Janet George, cousin (also representing Geoff and family, Jason Hunt, cousin and family); Ian Hunt, cousin (also representing family); Dave Cootes, cousin; Andre and Indra Quintal, Mia and Tyler Quintal; Linda and Robert Finn;

Also Present Were: Shaun Wallace; Mike and Mary Comerford; Phillip Cooper; Mary Craig; Andrew Yabsley; Zac and Nadia Hannis (also representing Ronnie, Lenni and Greyson); Roger Hughes and Simone Renouf (also representing Georgia and Josh Renouf, Sally Wood, Tania Mahy and Mark and Kwan Queripel); Jan Coomer (also representing Kelly King, Justin Ogier, Sean Hope and Suzanne Brown); Teresa King; Phyl Mathews; Aimee and Aaron Dodsworth (also representing Ayda, also George and Joyce Bullock); Chris Batiste (also representing Nicki Weetman); Theresa Ferbrache (also representing Rosanna Bonanni and Shona O’Neil);

Vicki Le Poidevin (also representing Carl Robilliard and Anne-Marie Berenguer); Tracy Gardner (also representing David Wallace, Alex Wallace, Margaret and George Reynolds (Sheffield) and Shannan Goode); Margie Pearson (also representing Kate Tall, Veronica and Steve Gould, Deanne Allen and Jane Killick); Annie Lesbirel; Karen Rugg; Liz Kimber; Wendy Andrews; Kay Parnwell (also representing Michelle Shorto and Sally Guilmoto); Lynda Gavet; Maggie Rogowska; Sally Carmichael and SJ Carmichael (also representing Louise Carmichael and Kirsty Armitage); Mark De Carteret (also representing Lorraine De Carteret and Glenn Renouf); Sarah Le Flem (also representing Simon Warren); Dorothy Smith (also representing Jenny Sweet, Daniela Le Poidevin, Alyson, Jordan and Vanessa Bisson); Rick Count (Ringo); Tracie Count; Julia Le Bargy (also representing Robert Le Bargy);

Phil and Christine Hepworth; Vanessa Denton (also representing Tom Denton); Brian Holland (also representing Mandy Sangan and Pat Holland); Mike and Mandy Webber (also representing Kristy Webber, Jodie Webber and Laura Campbell); Caroline and Tracy Hubert; Cara De La Mare (also representing Lindsay Guilbert and Donna Allan); Sarah Wright; Jonathon Barrett (also representing Sarah Barrett and Simon Bougourd); Jackie Brache (also representing Richard Johns and Ashley Price); Jayne Willis (also representing Lynn Rihoy); Fiona Leyman; Ethan Dorfner; Kerry-Ann Bourgaize (also representing Chris and Sally George); Sharron Perryman (also representing Dave Perryman, Andy Fish and Brenda Petsche); Jane Whittaker (also representing Jeff Whittaker); Terina Norman; June McGavern; Sonia Greenbank;

Robert Thomas; Dave Corson (also representing Debra Corson and Brian Hughes); Eve Lesbirel; Manuela Guinness-Brown; Andrew Girdlestone; Christina Huddle; Michele Simon; Jim Holland (also representing Annie Holland and Jason Le Morellec); Shane Bisson (also representing Kristina Bisson); Suzanne Rouxel (also representing Sue Loveridge); Michelle Le Page (also representing Iain Whitchurch); Bobby and Patsy Eggo; Janine Le Poidevin (also representing Moya Le Poidevin and Tara and Cody); Jan Stuckey; Jeanette Turner; Graham Marsh; Jacqui Carberry (also representing Mr and Mrs Williams); Lynn Batiste (also representing family); Gregory Zimmerman (also representing Hannah Zimmerman, Naro, Roan, Violet and Zayden Zimmerman); Nicola Smith (also representing Molly and Daisy);

Adam Le Pelley, Jan Le Pelley and Matthew Le Pelley; Eve and Andy Elliott (also representing Jayde and Tia); Stuart Simon; John Calderwood; Rory Calderwood (also representing Holly Calderwood and Maggie Tostevin); Casey Foster and Stu Foster; Alison Vohmann; Jayne Wallbridge; Cathy Freeman (also representing Teresa Allez); Bronwen Dudley-Owen (also representing Marina, Sarah and Joylynne Skillett and Tobi Reuss); Peter Le Cheminant; Martyn Dorey; Kevin Le Moigne; George Taylor (also representing Guernsey United Euchre League); Christine Joyce; Fiona Troalic (also representing Nigel Troalic); Kim Morton; Shan and Gary Ward (also representing Nathan and Dani and families); Mark Guilmoto (also representing Mick and Yvonne Tostevin); Ryan Prigent; Jacqui and Steve Argo (also representing Gary Mitchell and Richard Garvey); Kenneth Hyatt;

Hayley Baber (also representing Sandy Keutzer); Chrissie Rabey; Serena Ogier; Dan Collins (also representing Sara Collins, Lisa Le Tocq and Rachel Denton); Dr Preez Vermeulen; Laura Fallaize; Liz Kimber; Jeremy Kaill (also representing Tammy Cochrane); Gill Long; Margaret Le Flem (also representing Anna Oxley); Glenn and Vanessa Gibson (also representing Adrian Goubert); Jemma Batiste (also representing Lin and Nigel Batiste);  Georgie Moss (also representing Simon March); Julie and Mike Rowland (also representing Jenny Elliott and Bobby Rowland); Amelia and Stuart Guilmoto (also representing Jane Le Tissier); Kim Guilmoto (also representing Barry Guilmoto); Kayleigh Rossiter and Tom Le Huray;

Lisa Williamson (also representing Keith Quertier and Louis and Luca Quertier); Carl Le Poidevin (also representing James, Aidan and Darren); Becky Inder (also representing Inder family); Helen Le Poidevin (also representing Helena Matthews and Dave Clyde); Collette Watts (also representing Andrew Watts and Amelie and Elliott); Jo Penney; David O’Brien (also representing Coral Smith, staff and customers of Victoria Arms); Laura Sharp; Rachel Hunt and Catherine Batiste (also representing Sandy Battle); Jack Scott; Robert Law and family; Michelle Le Page (also representing Joe Le Page (Hong Kong)); Stephanie Warr; Andy and Karen Best; Alex Argo (also representing Claire Marquand and Stuart and Helen Miles); Susan King; Thomas Hooley; Sophie McPhee; Darren and Alana Ogier; Ian Champion;

Steve Snell (also representing Nuno Viera); Mole and Ann-Marie Sales (also representing family); Dave Mullins; Angie and Dennis Smith; Linda Eborall (also representing family); Andy and Jo Falla; Glenn Pontin; Barba Darzina; Kim Gleeson and Tim Le Messurier; Samantha Sexton (also representing Sexton family); Karen Rugg; Jack McLuckie; Glen Dyson; Caraigh Rimmer (also representing Tim Rimmer); Sarah Giles; George and Justine Riley; Chris Welsby; Steven Le Messurier; Matt Bacon; Anthony Gray and Claire Gray (also representing Sophie Pearce and family);  Phil and Joanne Queripel; Sabrina, Tony and Oliver Da Silva; Gary Naftel; James Orrick and Nathan Thomas; Carl Thomas; Leslie Leavey (also representing Ann); Chris Mourant; David Morris; Cassie Le Page (also representing Faye Brouard); Raitis Darags (also representing Thomas Chauvel);

Jayne Le Cras (also representing Richard Papworth, Jenny and Chris Fox and Gary Bisson); Ben and Danielle Corson (also representing Jacquie Youlton and Dave Youlton); Tracey Hards (also representing Theresa Le Gallez and Nikki Jefferys); Debbie Coates (also representing Jane Smith); Heidi Latham (also representing Brian Montgomery); Bryan and Avril Ayres (also representing Daniel Ayres and Karen Haysom); Calum and Emma Le Noury (also representing Ben Le Noury, Charlie Le Noury, all management and staff at Les Rocquettes Hotel, Neal and Jane Teers and Woody and Pompey); Danniella Lowe (also representing Charlie, Martin, Steffie and James);

Shaun Morris (also representing Carolyn Rowe-Hagans, Chris Taylor, Darryll Le Poidevin, Eileen Le Poidevin, Linda Garnham, Tom and Maddie Martin, Peggy Ellis, Christine Morgan, Eddie Redcliff and Sue Kirkpatrick); Ann Lesbirel (also representing Peter Lesbirel, Michelle Dunn and Tina Bridel); Colin and Tina Corson (also representing Liz Darling, Robert Dodsworth and Kevin and Connie Wakeham); Roscoe Maunder and Emmeline Marley (also representing Jay Traisner and Sam Abraham); Tracie, Kate and Ella Sexton; Mark and Marie Downey; Jackie Wright (also representing Adrian Wright); Sergio Henriques; Kira Avery; Katie Le Gallez; Harry Rouillard; Jane MacLure; Julie Gillam;

Kerrie Carre (also representing Jade Garven, Wayne, Dominique and Rio Leggett); Tammi Wynne; Daniel Wynne; John and Debby Quertier (also representing Laura and Jacinta Quertier); John Bostrom (also representing Susan Bostrom); Natasha Thorne (also representing Jonathon Thorne); Keith Birch; Nikki Holford (also representing Laura Holford, Kim and Jon Bowden and Sarah Mills); Tracey and David Wilkinson; Sarah Parker and Dave Sauvarin (also representing Anna Trump); Levi Bishop and Chris Bishop (also representing Janine Bishop); Gemma Domaille; Sally Woodcock; Chris and Lucy Sheridan; Derek Crittell and Linda Cowley (also representing Megan Roberts); Gary Le Normand; Jackie Lickley; Kirk and Diane Shaw; Sue Le Tissier; Chris Bullock; Alan Pedvins (also representing family); Margaret and Charles Deakin;

Jo Winberg (also representing Luke, Leah, Lewis and Ian O’Reilly); Chris and Maggie Hannis, Michaela Manning (also representing Ryan Simmons); Colin Leighton; Manuala Barata; Jayne Falla (also representing Richard Hallgarvie); Nick Olliver (also representing Jan and family); Lynne De La Rue; Ronan Shauy; Adam Crittell; James Ogier; Matt Hemans (also representing Jo Carre and Rachael Skinner); Judy Wade (also representing Garry Wade, Geoff Robert, Karen Dorey, Alan Fox, Sue (NZ), Karen Day and Bec James, (New Zealand) and Pauline Clarkson); Pat Thompson (also representing Bernie Thompson and Maureen Martin); Gavin Humphrey (also representing Kim Humphrey, Anne Le Poidevin, Rob Veron and Jacqui Camara); Sandie White (also representing Rick Le Lievre);

Flowers were from Husband Gary and kids. Marty. Viki. Jacky. Tez. Karl, Sarah, Lorcan, Maisie and Max, Aimee, Aaron and Ayda. Shaun, Zoe, Harvey and Yasmin xxxx.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

A Celebration of Life, following a private cremation for Eunice Jessie Van de Velde who passed away at home, aged 92 years was held at The Farmhouse Hotel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational Music was a selection by The Rat Pack, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jnr and Joey Bishop. Opening Music was “Once in a While” by Johnny Mathis. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome and Thoughts on Life and Death. The Reading “Success” by Ralph Waldo Emerson and Memories of Eunice Including memories by Sam (grandson) were read by Michelle. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Can you feel the love tonight” by Elton John. The Poem “Desiderata” by Max Ehrmann was read by Olivia (granddaughter). Michelle Duquemin gave the Words of Farewell, Closing Words and Blessing. Closing Music was “Moon River” by Andy Williams.

The Mourners Were: Peter and Liz Van de Velde, son and daughter-in-law; Olivia Van de Velde, granddaughter; Sam Van de Velde, grandson and Niamh Van de Velde; Joyce and Richard Malagodi (also representing Jane and Colin Davey, cousins);

Also Present Were: Muriel Surtees (also representing Helen Surtees); Margaret Sealy (also representing La Mare de Carteret WI); Brian and Di Gardiner (also representing Tina and Kevin Allen); Cathy Perkins (also representing Dame Mary and Doug Perkins, Morgan, Bronnie and Ella James); Nick James; Julian Morris (also representing Paul and Sheila Morris); Shane Cumming (also representing Walking for Health); Jenny Ridley; Becky Link; Alison and John Foley; Sue Robilliard; Margaret Snell; Ken Baker; Colin Merrien (also representing Christine, Katy and Jack); Michelle Vermeulen (also representing Nick, Georgia and James); Heather Niles; Jean Lewis;

Mike and Pearl Brehaut; Nello and Della Ciotti; Linda Laine (also representing Colin); Emma Walker (also representing Jon Walker and Zach Walker); Helen Bonner-Morgan and Steve Sharman (also representing Rosa, Owen and Ben); Tim Parkes (also representing Liz Parkes); Anastasia Page; Shane Branquet (also representing Cindy Branquet and Steve Lunn); Barbara Hendry; Jacqui Perrio; Jane Rix (also representing Mr Rix); Bunty de Putron; Mrs J Stringer; Frances Birley; Sally Pedlar (also representing Wellbeing Walk on Mondays); Suzette Pederson (also representing Nicolette, Karl and Justin); Angela White; Arlette Aslett; Elizabeth Giles; Hayley de Putron; Joyce and Richard Malagodi; Rita Milburn (also representing Barbara Northcote);

Flowers were from the Family. Jon and Liz.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Evans, Guernsey Harbours, St Peter Port, Gy1 3DL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Nicholas John Gaskin who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 76 years was held at St Martins Parish Church and conducted by The Very Reverend John A Guille.

The organist, Joan Le Flem accompanied the singing of “The Day thou Gavest” and “Morning has Broken”. The Reading “All is Well” by Canon Scott Holland was read by John Gaskin. The Eulogy was given by Nick Guillemette. The Bible Reading was Psalm 121. Music played during Time of Reflection was Nimrod from Enigma Variations by Elgar, played by organist Joan Le Flem. Reverend Guille gave The Sentences, Introduction and Opening Prayer, Address, Prayers, Commendation, Committal and Final Blessing. Recessional Music was Les Huguenots. 

The Mourners Were: Jean Gaskin, wife (also representing The Davies, New Zealand); Jean Solloway, sister (also representing Brian Solloway and Diana Solloway); Joyce and Richard Malagodi, sister and brother-in-law (also representing The Malagodi family and Jane and Colin Davey, cousins); Paul Solloway, nephew and Sally Solloway (also representing Francesca, William and Tino Solloway); Vicki and Duncan Staples, daughter and son-in-law; John and Emma Gaskin, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Thea Gaskin, granddaughter); Margaret Gable; Paul and Marianne Kiff, cousins (also representing the family); Norman and Maureen Tough, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Anne-Marie Best, niece and Richard Best (also representing Charlotte Best, great-niece); Simon Tough, nephew (also representing Grace Ocampo);

Also Present Were: Kat Murchie (also representing Gary Murchie, Faye Pedersen, Nina and Nick Degnen, Jenny Adams and Nigel Le Noury); Mim and Ben Batiste (also representing Jesse Batiste); Marcus Tedde; Mario Tedde; Julia Clarke and Andy Brehaut (also representing Dolores Smith); Lydia Tedde; Sue Slimm; Gillian Dodd; Olga Milauska; Margaret Brehaut; John and Sylvia Breton; Jill Nicholls; John Rowe (also representing Catherine Rowe and Frederick Baker family, Jersey); Liz Froome; Richard Pearce (also representing Hannah Page and the Harleys Owners Group); Pauline McCarthy (also representing Jean Marquand); Faye Tulie;

Tim Roberts (also representing Paul Hugo and Toby McCathie); Colette Bearder; Rob Batiste (also representing Road Hogs HDC Guernsey); Karen Batiste (also representing Andrew Pinsard, Lynn Barnes, Carron Gill, Julie Duquemin, Andy and Carolyn Le Maitre, Jo Gilbert and Michelle Mechem); Brian Torode (also representing Janice Torode); Lorna Anderson, ex colleague (also representing Tony and Jennie Vile); Mike Brehaut (also representing Pearl); Mr and Mrs Paul Staples; Elizabeth Hollingsworth; Ruth and Norman Rich; Sue De La Mare; Karen Thompson; Andrea Bretel and Pete Bretel (also representing Gwenda Press and Ryan, Leo and Oli Bretel); Peter Bell; Helen and Tony Creasey; Jonathan Creasey (also representing Creasey and Son Ltd); Peter Creasey (also representing Christine Creasey); Tom and Liz Robins; Justin Pedersen; Andy Petty; Charlene Batiste;

Maria Crowther (also representing Paul Crowther); June Le Prevost; Sue and Richard Roberts; Peter Edwards (also representing Ben Edwards and Amanda Benwell); Geoff Howe (also representing Gerda); Sam Ray; Ali Hamon (also representing Andy De Lisle); Andrea Webb ex colleague (also representing Andrew Pinsard, Peter Le Page, Sue Chester and Cheryl Butler); Jim and Margaret Cooley (also representing Steve and Maureen Le Gallez); Maria Mourant (also representing Jeanette Jaap, Liz Lillington and Toby Brookfield); Rod and Judy Ferbrache (also representing Richard and Anne Le Goupillot); Jean Harvey (also representing Tina Vaudin, Sandie Drillot, Kath Mauger, Marion Sales, Anne Harvey, Esther Tolcher and Christine Goodlass); Monica Savident (also representing Marilyn Vidamour and Muriel Setters);

Nick and Sue Guillemette (also representing José Day, Tony and Miriam Bousfield, Colin and Dorothy Smith and Charles Sheldrake, Australia); Gill Syvret-Berboda (also representing Junior and management and staff Creaseys M & S Franchise); Marguerite Jeffery (also representing Margaret Gorg); Lisa Dodd (also representing Paul Dodd, Diana Pumpore, Lisa Patch, Tracey Briand, Michelle Martin, Lindsay De Carteret, Michelle Hamon, Michelle Robilliard, Wendy Salmon and Peter Le Page);  Julie Murphy (also representing staff at Creaseys Kids); John and Mary Ingrouille; Jim Langlois; Jeannine Tanquerel; Tony Pattimore; Louise Warr; Irvine and Jamia McGeoch; Karen Powell; Carolyn Mallett (also representing Steve Mallett); Lucy Corbin (also representing Yannick Bearder); Andrew and Julie Norman; Mick Fallaize; Patricia Henenberger; Steph Duskova;

Flowers were from all the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Chest and Heart LBG, Oberlands, St Martins, GY4 6SP.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to Interment for Bera May Renier who passed away at Maison de Quetteville, aged 97 years was held at St Sampsons Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Beverley Herve.

The organist, Robin Le Poidevin accompanied the singing of “Abide with Me” and “Morning has Broken”. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6. Reverend Herbe gave the Sentences, Address, Prayers, Commendation and Blessing. 

The Mourners Were: Ruth Taylor, daughter; Dave Langlois, nephew and Val Langlois); Ruth Rabey, niece (also representing George Rabey, nephew (UK));

Also Present Were: Cath and Steve Bott; Natalie Brehaut; Christine Shaw (also representing Peter and Ann Langlois and Graham and Jackie Langlois); Barbara and Barry Taylor; Rose Bromley (also representing Alan Lowndes); Wendy Anthony; Caroline Le Sauvage; Paige Reid (also representing Maison de Quettville and residents);

Flowers were from Ruth. Cathy. Ruth and George.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Edward Charles George Enevoldsen who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 89 years was held at St Andrews Parish Church and conducted by The Very Reverend John A Guille.

The organist, Mr Stephen Le Prevost accompanied the singing of “I vow to Thee my Country” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Opening Music was “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong.  The Readings were “Love is All Around” by Louise Enevoldsen and read by Viv Roussel and verses from Ecclesiastes Chapter 3.  Reverend Guille gave The Sentences, Address, Prayers and Lord’s Prayer, Commendation, Committal and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Wish me Luck as You Bid Me Goodbye” by Vera Lynn.

The Mourners Were: Pip Enevoldsen, wife; Julie Enevoldsen, daughter; Sue de Putron, daughter (also representing Roger de Putron, Sarah de Putron and Sam and Shine de Putron); David Enevoldsen, son; Jo Enevoldsen, daughter-in-law; Louise, Lucia and Leonie Enevoldsen, granddaughters (also representing Ally Southern and Rosie Hyde); Ben de Putron, grandson and Adie du Putron, grandson (also representing Elodie de Putron, great-granddaughter and Sarah du Putron); Viv Roussel; James Thorne; Peter Saunders and Jean Saunders; Keith Enevoldsen; J Enevoldsen (also representing family and Mr M Hemery); Alan Enevoldsen (also representing Bert and Mary Enevoldsen and Martin Search);

Also Present Were: Ben Rowe (Standard Bearer); Deputy Chief Officer Phil Breban (also representing Chief Officer Ruari Hardy, all officers and staff of Guernsey Police and John Tolcher); Geoff Denning (also representing Laurie and Ann Denning); Stephen Denning (also representing Susanne Denning); Ian Fitchet; Peter and Sylvia Martel (also representing Jeff Kitts); Craig and June Alexander (also representing Colin Alexander, (New Zealand), Mary Kirkpatrick, John and Nadia Lipscombe, Jean Chambers and Maggie Mellor); Shauna and Mark Clapham (also representing Optimists Cricket Club, Mike and Lynne de Haaf, Julia White and Alex Haining); Wayne Le Cocq (also representing Gilda Le Cocq, Amelia Clarke and Jeff and Carol Pipet); John and Nadine Le Pelley (also representing Sharon and Georgia Sylvester); Ken Davey (also representing Fiona Davey and Reg Sharman); Joe Le Cheminant (also representing Annie Le Cheminant and Adrian Northey); John and Jacqui de Garis (also representing Pierre and Louise Payne and Pauline Murray);

Tony Link (also representing Paul and Carole Kiddy and Ann and Rick Sallabank); Doug Eley (also representing Anne Eley, Simon Hollyer Hill, Keith Budge, Chris Cox, Vince Kenny and Mark Culverwell); Doy and Val McDade (also representing Simon (Tasmania); Mike and Gill Burrows; Brian Holland (also representing Phillip Guilbert); Paul Tebbutt and Maureen Cherry (also representing Isobel Mauger and Martin Jones, Ian Lewell, David and Margaret Nussbaumer and the Committee and Members of The Guernsey Association of Retired Police Officers); Geoffrey Birch (also representing Sylvia Birch, John Appleyard and Andrew Appleyard); Ian Morellec (also representing Dianne Morellec, Michael Watson, Gill Watson and Adrian Le Pelley); Steve Le Poidevin (Retired Guernsey Police) (also representing Mary Le Poidevin); Mike Coquelin and Nina Baker;

Adrian La Farge (also representing Yvonne La Farge); Mike Eades (also representing Nikki Harvey, Justin Walker and Advocate Mark Dunster); Micky Fooks (also representing Shirley Fooks, Geoff Callaway and John Beasley); Richard Veillard (also representing Brian and Sue Veillard, Lindsey Veillard, Tony Veillard and Mike Veillard); David Piesing (also representing Linda Piesing, Gwen Piesing, Wanderers Cricket Club, Jon Ravenscroft, Max Wall, Steve, Christine and Adrian Birkett, Andy Brown, Richard Headington, Peter Inniss, Gordon Irish, Ward Jenner and Rob Batiste); Nigel Carey; John Hooker (also representing Sandra Hooker, Dr Tim Byrne, Andrea Byrne, Kate Byrne and Elaine Roussell); Allan Harris;

George Le Page (also representing Chris Freeman, Peter Dowding, Peggy Breban and Ken Robert); Rob Prow; Geoff Palmer; Carrie Birch; Tim Mileham (also representing Denise Mileham); Owen Allen (also representing Nance De La Mare and Eddie Robins); Margaret Waters (also representing Robert and Claire Matthew and Sara, Jane and Will); Ros Hammarskjold; Trevor and Bett Savident (also representing Ken Lainé); Nik Van Leuven; Mike Webber (also representing Mandy Webber, Kristy Webber, Jodie Webber, Laura Campbell, Allister and Shan Carey, John and Marian Loveridge, Keith Howick, Jim English, John and Jan Hunter, Neil and Jo Hunter and all the Hunter family); David and Julie Fletcher (also representing Eileen Baird and Pete and Marina Dobson);

Frank Sidgwick (also representing Val Sidgwick and Jill Nicholl); Russell Clark (also representing the partners and staff of Carey Olsen, Jurat Jill Clark and Patricia Montgomery); Jill Herschel (also representing Katie Beaver and family and Ray and Mireille Woodcock); Richard Saunders (also representing Ann Saunders, Mary Saunders, Nick Saunders and Ian Le Page); Hedley Watson (also representing Betty Watson, Keith Opie, Roger Weston and Phil Clark); Sarah Curle; Diana Saville; Jan Norman (also representing John Strickland, Australia); Gary Blanchford (also representing Rachel Lewis (Blanchford), Dick Cann, Richard Smith (UK), Alan Smith (UK), Barrie and Dot Brierley (Australia), John Woodhead (Canada), George Thorburn (UK), Walter Relf and Geoff Greening); Sue and Brian Torode (also representing Tracey, Ian, Elisha and Chloe Butt, Mel and Chris Miller, Clara and Paul Milford and Maureen and Dean Mourant); Colin Mould (also representing Erica and Iain, also Phil Domaille); David Noyon (also representing Anne and Terry Watt and Steve Cowdrey); Andrew Burkhardt; Kevin and Dawn Tostevin (also representing Nikki Travis); Roy Angliss (also representing Colin and Jean Whalley and family); Andy and Lynda Blake;

Dick and Cathy Morgan (also representing Emma, Tannwen, Harriet and Richard); Angela Nash (also representing Daphne Watt); Ray Sebire; Jimmy and Joselyn Erskine; Jose Day (also representing Sarah, Oliver Day and Nick Guillemette); Harry Prince; Dorothy Trebert (also representing Paul and Martyn Trebert and family in Germany); Jamie Child; Will Stewart (also representing Annette Stewart); John Ash; Shelley Simon; Dr Paul Riley; David Skillett; Simon Walker (also representing Michelle Grainger and Murray Gilson); Teresa and Michael O’Hara (also representing Sinead, Luke and family and Daniel and Helen and family); Bryn Preston and Vicky Preston; John Barker; Anita Zabiela; Mike Kinder (also representing GICC, Guernsey Island Cricket Club and GCB, Guernsey Cricket Board); John Bell (also representing Charlene, Thomas, Morgan, Rory and Amelia, also Tom and Marilyn Bell); Adrian Bailey (also representing Brenda Bailey and Anne Keyho); William Alexander; Andy Biggins (also representing Dr Biggins); Darran James (also representing Doreen Wells); Howard Roberts; Nicola Stewart (also representing Alan Smith and Roger Robilliard); Anne and David Le Page; Derek Shepherd (also representing Lords Taverners); Robin and Debbie Le Prevost (also representing Tom and Abigail);

David Allen; Peter Walsh (also representing Janet Walsh); Nigel Burnard; Dr Tony and Lorna O’Donnell; Phil Humphreys; Jurat Alan Bisson and Cherry Bisson; David and Audrie Dickens; Liz Kaines (also representing Peter Kaines); Mauro Sensi (also representing Margaret Sensi and family); Peter and Mandy Rutter; Pat and Alan Redwood; Stephen Mallett (also representing Carolyn Mallett); Fiona Le Tissier; Tom Le Pelley (also representing Ray Watts); Joanna Unden; Ian Hunter (also representing Ash Nicholas); Dugald McPhie; Terry Howard; Tony Bisson; Peter Bachmann (also representing Frankie Bachmann); Pete and Anne Ward; Paul and Carolyn Wood; Pierre Moody (also representing Andre Bisson and Daniel Ruddy); Tim Belton (also representing Karen Belton, Toby Belton and Mark Renouf); Janet Carnachan; Brian Roussel; Ruth Gregson; Peter Wells; Ian and Mandy Damarell (also representing Aisha and Ben); Keith Le Cheminant; Jane and Charles Bristowe; Ian Taylor; Jeff Guilbert (also representing John and Maureen Moxon); David Herschel; Mark Jefferies (also representing Chris Guilbert); Katrina Godfrey (also representing Chris Godfrey, Alyson Jordan, Karen and Joe Gillen and Tracy Paul);

Flowers were from The family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Margaret Ann Tostevin who passed away at her home, aged 87 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Jon Honour.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind”. The Bible Reading was Psalm 23 and read by Revd Honour. The Eulogy was written and read by Rosie Briston (granddaughter). Reverend Honour gave the Welcome, The Sentences, Address, Prayers, Commendation and Farewell and Final Blessing. Recessional Music was “Salut d’amour” by Edward Elgar.

The Mourners Were: Rachel Tostevin-Black, daughter; Sébastien Black, grandson; Rosie Briston, granddaughter; Paul Briston, son-in-law; Daisy Black, granddaughter; Christien Black, grandson; Bruce Tostevin and Andrea Tostevin, son and daughter-in-law); Roger, Sara, Lucy and Rory Clark, grandchildren; Emily Tostevin-McAndrew, granddaughter and Keith Tostevin-McAndrew; Aimee Tostevin, granddaughter (also representing Matthew Alner); Walter and Brenda Tostevin, cousins; Keith Tostevin (also representing Margaret Tostevin, John Tostevin and Margaret Martel and family, cousins); Colin Thorburn, cousin and Paula Thorburn (also representing Richard and Victoria Thorburn, Avril Thorburn and Brian Thorburn);

Also Present Were: Sonia Mills and Daz Carre; Jill Le Goupillot (also representing Brett Le Goupillot and David Sheppard); Roy Sheppard (also representing Karen Sheppard and family); Kevin Smith (also representing Kim Smith and Reg and Beryl Smith); Helen Colmer; Marjorie Tostevin (also representing the family); Rose Dorey (also representing Vic Dorey); Katie Dorey (also representing Mark Dorey);

Robin and Jen Ashworth (also representing Harry and Karen Dick-Cleland); David Dorey (also representing Hirzel Dorey); Ian and Jacqui Dorey (also representing Andrew and Suzanne De Garis); Teresa Holden; Carol and Peter Martel (also representing Richard Wheadon); Carol Healy (also representing Mrs M Cross and family); Mo Ismail; Lois Falla (also representing Stephen Falla); Christine Shepherd (also representing Robert Shepherd); Harvey Falla; Jessica Bichard (also represe4nting Emma Huntley); Tracey Gilliland; Catherine Lenfestey (also representing Mary Sims); Sarah Girard (also representing Dave and Grace Girard); Vanwy Wallbridge; Judy Nettleton; Lorna Machon;

Flowers were from Rachel and all the family. Bruce and Andrea, Rodger and Sara. Emily and Keith, Aimee and Matt, Lucy and Rory and Caitlin.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Society for Cancer relief, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private Interment for Kathleen Christina Cataroche who passed away at Chateau du Village Nursing Home, aged 88 years was held at Beckfords Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational Music was a Melody of songs by Daniel O’Donnell. Opening Music was “How Great Thou Art” by Susan Boyle. A Poem “She is Gone” was read by Laura. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Make me a Channel of Your Peace” by Susan Boyle. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Tribute (Including memories from the family), The Lord’s Prayer, Final Farewell and Closing Words. Recessional Music was “Fields of Gold” by Eva Cassidy.

The Mourners Were: Peter and Jayne Cataroche, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Samantha Cataroche, granddaughter, Joshua and Amy, great-grandchildren, Hazel Duquemin and Rob and Lin Harvey); Bob Cataroche, son; Rosalyn and Martyn Priaulx, daughter and son-in-law; Laura Priaulx, granddaughter (also representing Peiter Baas); Natalie De Freitas, granddaughter and Diogo De Freitas, (also representing Isabel Christina and Augusto (Gus) De Freitas, great-grandchildren); Alex Priaulx, grandson; Jenny Cataroche, granddaughter (also representing Samuel de Jersey and Martha de Jersey, great-grandchildren); Mick and Anne Robins, brother and sister-in-law; Mick Robins, nephew (also representing Natalie and Amelia); Sheila Cataroche, niece (also representing Diane Lesbirel, niece and Sally Cataroche, niece); Marilyn Page, niece (also representing Chrissy and Maria Page);

Also Present Were: Philip de Jersey (also representing Kay de Jersey); Martyn and Sue Lee (also representing Liz Davies, Monica Atkinson, Carol Machon and Toby Lee);

Sheila Bichard (also representing Ann-Marie Domaille); Margaret Albin; Maxine Watts; Jim Robins (also representing Justine and Archie Robins); Wendy Board; Karen Patch; Mandy Holloway (also representing Will Holloway, Bobbie Holloway, Jonny and Jenna Holloway and Keith Lambotte); Margaret Priaulx; Emilie and Ze (also representing Chateau du Village);

Flowers were from the immediate family. Bob. Peter and Jayne. Rosalyn, Martyn, Laura, Alex, Natalie, Diogo, Isabel and Augusto. Sam, Joshua and Amy. Jenny, Phil, Samuel and Martha.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Nigel Douglas Le Noury who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 66 years was held at the Castel Parish Church and conducted Reverend Linda Le Vasseur and Mr Stephen Francis.

The organist, Mr Philip Bond accompanied the singing of “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind” and “The Day thou Gavest, Lord is Ended”. Entry music was “Nimrod” by Edward Elgar, played on the piano by Mr Bond. Reverend Le Vasseur gave The Sentences, Welcome and Prayers. The Bible Reading was Ecclesiastes 3 vs 1-8 and was read by Stephen Francis. The Tribute, which was written by Debbie Le Noury (wife), was read by Stephen Francis, together with a poem “When you have lost someone you love” by Donna Ashworth. Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Commendation and Committal. The Final Blessing was given by Stephen Francis. Recessional Music was “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong.

The Mourners Were: Debra Le Noury, wife (also representing Allister Langlois, cousin and Delma Langlois and family, (Australia)); Jonathon Le Noury, son; Sinead Le Noury, daughter-in-law (also representing Penelope and Delilah Le Noury, granddaughters); Valerie Loughlin, sister (also representing Ann and Roy Brehaut, cousins); Jo Penney, niece and Michael Penney (also representing Megan and Ella Penney, Sue Penney and Mick Harley); Chris Loughlin, nephew and Hayley Loughlin (also representing Jacob and Sofia Loughlin); Jackie Davy and Nick Davy (also representing Ryan Davy, Ciaran Stretton, Mavis Stretton and Alan Stretton); Roland and Margaret Duquemin, cousins (also representing Petra Clayton); Terry and Janet Duquemin, cousins; Gwen Ashplant, cousin; Sue and Steve Guilliard; Richard and Isabel Ashplant;

Also Present Were: Phil and Jackie Duquemin (also representing Leah, Ben and Joshua Sadek, Clem Duquemin, Jane and Dave Sherborne, Gill and Martyn Blondel, Jackie and Dave Beausire, Pauline and Mike Williams, Gopal and Nalini Krishnan, Diane Le Prevost and Chris Golding, Tonia Machin, Gill Judge and Pete Le Prevost and Sheila Le Tissier); Olly and Beckie Duquemin (also representing Honor Duquemin, Nancy Duquemin, Andy Kelling, Hazel Kelling and Barbara Le Poidevin); Siegi Moherndl (also representing Karen and the Moherndl family and John and Lynn Bradley, cousins); Stefan and Annelise Moherndl (also representing Michael and Peter Beausire, also all the staff of Le Mont Saint Garage); Wendy and Ted Le Noury (also representing Robert Le Noury and Maxine and Ben Gathercole); Bill Luff;

Gary and Jocelyn Ozanne (also representing Paul Ozanne, Martyn Ozanne, Una Brehaut and John and Cathy Norman); Adrien and Rosslyn Migasiuk (also representing Gary, Kirsty and families); Keith Robert (also representing Barry Newsom, Brian Torode, Emma Gathercole, Kevin Albin and Neil Le Poidevin); Adie and Julie Trustum (also representing Ellie and Jess also The Ladies College Pre Prep); Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Sean Albin and family); Jeremy Marquis (also representing Karen Marquis, Judith Marquis and Nigel Robert); Carol Polli (also representing the family); Trevor Brehaut (also representing Wayne and Karen Shaw, Ricky Bryce and Alan and Sue Le Prevost); Caroline Brehaut (also representing Derek and Jane Rossiter and Jennie Brehaut);

Nigel Westgarth (also representing Rosemary and the entire Westgarth family, also Ian Beattie); Alan Mahy (also representing Cheryl Mahy and Keith Wheeler); Pat Burch; Mike Bourgaize (also representing Ali Bourgaize); Shaun McDade (also representing David Rowlinson, Nigel and Shirley Vaudin and Rob Batiste); Pete and Anne Ward (also representing Philippa, Ashly, Jenna, Colin and Erica Mould); Sara Parfit (also representing Vicki Parfit, Lotte Parfit, Harry Parfit, Georgie Parfit, Heidi Green, Jason Green, Charlotte Green, Jemima Green, Liz Reynolds, Stephen Reynolds, Lottie Reynolds and Justine Riley); Steve Turvey (also representing Helen Turvey, Dave Warr, Peter Vaudin, Geoff Goddard and Angela Goddard and Willie Allan);

Louise Smith (also representing Leo Graham and family, Claire Hyland and family, Sarah Holland and the Ashman families and Liz and Megan Carter); Gary Bougourd; Peter Chick (also representing Jude); Kathy Stone (also representing Davy Stone); Joules Le Gallez (also representing Kezy Queru); Peter Crosland; Colin and Polly Le Roux; Chris and Fiona Thompson (also representing Mike and Christine Vaudin); Colin Pipet; John Tomlin; Mick Heaume; Mick McCormick; Richard Vaudin (also representing Peter Mudge and Roger Chauvel); Clare Penney (also representing Jacqui Penney); Jane Carre (also representing Mike Reece and Zoe Carre);

Eloise Gallichan (also representing Lee Sebire and Jennifer Lindfield); Margaret Salmon (also representing Chris Salmon, Jennifer and Jamie, Beau Sejour Swim School, Linda Campbell, Michelle Lanoe, Trish Le Maitre, Keith Gallienne, Caroline Wilkes Green and Suzie Gallienne); Chloe Girard (also representing Gavin Girard, Mick and Jenny Girard, Sally Brehaut and Daniel Brehaut); Sam Herridge (also representing Beau Sejour Leisure Centre and Nathan and Orla Gosling); John, Alison, Anita and James Frankland (also representing Peter, Stephanie, William and John Frankland and the Beau Sejour Barracudas); Melanie Ogier; Ian Le Page; Bobby Eggo; Sharon Gill; Dave Ferbrache; Karl and Nicky Jenson; Dr Nicola Brink; Tina Laurent; Dave Gilman (also representing Natalie Gilman); Mike Walden; Mick Marley (also representing Claire Marley and the rest of the Marley family, Ray Blondel, Chris Lock, Dave Hearse, Clive Le Tissier, Guernsey Golf Union, Paul and Yvonne Newton, (France) and Geoff Renouf (Thailand)); Sue and David Paul;

Ray Watts (also representing Helen Le Maitre); Lynn Devonshire; Dave Tostevin (also representing Joanne, Matt and Chloe Tostevin); Tony Baudains; Peter and Fiona Hyde; Martyn and Jean Vidamour; Chris Brock; Tim Orton (also representing Sue Orton and David Orton); Mike De Laune (also representing Sue, Stefan and Brooke); Keith and Vivienne Priaulx; Mimi Byrom; Geoff and Heather Norman; Martin Porter (also representing Sarah, Tom and Sophie); Katrina Paines (also representing Mike Matthew, Samantha, and Jo Robilliard); Roger Hughes; Jacqui Hunt (also representing Martin Lock and Elliot Lock); Jennifer Roussel; Joanne Woodhard (also representing Julian Woodhard); Garry Falla;

Steve Kail (also representing Colin de Mouilpied); Jamie Le Friec (also representing Suzie and family and Karren and Geoff Le Friec); Sam Le Tissier (also representing Nora Le Tissier and family); Corinne and Steve Bacon (also representing Dominic, Tim and Fran); Jackie Nicolle (also representing Andy Nicolle); John Bruley; Mark and Debbie Le Poidevin; Richard Ozanne; Stephen and Michelle Ozanne; Liis Bolton; Jerz and Amanda Jurkiewicz (also representing Jon Marquis and Max Marquis, Anneka and Pete Saunders, James Jurkiewicz and Charlotte Johnson and Daniel Jurkiewicz and Aimée Barnstable); Louisa Aron (also representing Elliot Aron); Steve and Mary Martel (also representing Louise and Nick Tidd); Gareth O’Neill (also representing Ian Powell, Chris and Audrey O’Neill and Chris and Jaine Vermeulen);

Liz Darling (also representing Kay Chivers); Michelle Dorey (also representing Elizabeth Razzak); Mick and Ann King (also representing Teresa King, Richard King and Gary King); Rodney and Anthea Yeates (also representing Lucy-Mae Yeates and Beau Sejour Body Zone); Rose Hall (also representing Chris, Simon, Abby and David, also Debbie, Roger, Jeremy and Matthew Osborne); Ian Hubert (also representing Holly Hubert, Edward Hubert and Oscar Hubert); Christine Gillman (also representing Steve and Laura Sarre and Robbie Shankland); Ross Yeates (also representing Robert Guilbert, Sophia Mae Yeates and Arabella Yeates); Hazel Solway; Lionel and Jackie Le Page (also representing Tony Le Page and Marina Bougourd); Fredrica Humphreys; David and Kay Mapley; Dick and Dolores Young (also representing Steve Birkett, Joe Gillen and Peter Mudge); John Lewis (also representing Jannine Lewis and family); Pauline and Chris Workman; Kate Barrett; Darren Sylvester;

Barry and Jane Langlois (also representing Jane Mahy); Muir and Jane Ashworth (also representing Bob Holder); Robert Waters (also representing Claire Waters); Roy Corbet (also representing Phyllis Corbet); Jennifer Thomas (also representing Nathan Thomas); John Stacey (also representing Maura Stacey and the Stacey family); Alex Crosland (also representing David, Joshua, Bayley, Gabriel and Emilia Crosland, Vivienne Robinson and family, Nadia Newton and the Falla families, Helen Le Maitre and family and Melissa Boyle and family); Gary De Carteret; Gerry and Melanie Loughlin (also representing Noel Loughlin);

Pauline Clarkson (also representing Pam West); Nigel and Geraldine Higgs (also representing Christopher, Rianna, Juliet and Kieran and their families); Gerry Walsh (also representing Pam Walsh and Sandra and Eric Winston (Australia)); Marilyn Cheetham (also representing Catherine Brehaut and family and Mark and Michelle Bourgaize and family); Casey Osborough (also representing Jane Lee, Jackie Le Cheminant, Jennifer Carpenter, Claire Patterson and Joan Herve); Pete Vidamour (also representing Rachel Seymour, Graham Chester, Dave Nussbaumer and L’Ancresse Golf Club); Tony Tostevin (also representing Hazel, John and Karen Drillot, Colin Robert and Marcus Hamon); David and Kay Mapley; Michelle Lainé (also representing Marcel Lainé and Etienne Lainé); Anthony and Jan Dawson (also representing Tom Dawson);

Anne Le Poidevin (also representing Joyce Le Poidevin and Richard Le Poidevin, Australia); Michele Skillett; Sue Smith (also representing Dick Allisett, Emily Smith, Rebecca Wickens, Carolyn and John Wild and Michaela Solway); Naomi Wakeford (also representing Chris Butt, President of GASA and Guernsey Swimming Club); Brian Allen (also representing Jane and Matthew Allen and the Guernsey Amateur Swimming Association); Jack and Pauline Hubert (also representing Beau Sejour Adult Swimming Group); Mike Webber (also representing Mandy Webber); Chas and Marilyn Adkins (also representing Chris and Paul Adkins and Catherine McClay); Nicholas Moss (also representing Jane Moss, James Dickinson, Ed Dickinson, George Moss, Fred Moss, Tim Lowe, Alexis Mansell and Guernsey Barracuda Masters); Roy and Rebecca Bushby (also representing Harry, also Vic and Carol Ryan and Lynne Coutanche);

Jessica Wagstaff (also representing Kathy Belgrado, Andrea Lord and The Aslett family); Michael and Mary-Jane Lihou (also representing Andrew, Annick, Zach and Thea Maiden and Gordon Tostevin); Ross Limond (also representing Jayne and Phoebe Limond); Kathy van Vlymen (also representing Chris, Tim and Sarah van Vlymen); Jan Coomer (also representing Don Coomer and Richard Coomer); Matt Warren and Patrick Le Noury (also representing The Evolution Group, Dave Middleton and Leyla Abreu);

Karen Fletcher (also representing Des Fletcher and Richard Pearce); Iain Limond; Trish Grover (also representing Nikki Le Clercq, Jackie Blondel, Ann Pollard, Polly Ozanne and Roger and Susie Edwards); Sally Nicolle; Mark and Nicky Neville and family (also representing Tony and Christine Martel); Danny Le Page (also representing Michelle and Kevin Le Page, Emily Kirby, Lucy Smart and Beverley Hockey); Roy Le Poidevin (also representing Carol Allett);

Flowers were from Debbie, Jonathon, Sinead, Penelope and Delilah.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR. 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Lisa Ann Le Page who passed away at her home, aged 50 years was held at The Vale Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Jan Le Billon.

The organist, Mr Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “What a Friend we have in Jesus” and “Abide With Me”. Congregational Music was a compilation of Westlife. The Bibel Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27. Reverend Le Billon gave the Opening Sentences, Welcome, Address. Tributes were read by Rev Le Billon on behalf of the PEH staff (Housekeeping Team) and Millie, (cousin). The Poem, “Death is Nothing At All” was read By Reverend Le Billon., together with Farewell to Lisa and Blessing. Recessional Music was “You Raise me Up” by Westlife.

The Mourners Were: Sue Le Page, mum; Kevin Le Page, brother and Sophie Lawrence (also representing Charlie and Isabella, nephew and niece); Jean and Ian Featherstowe, aunty and uncle; Margaret Le Page, aunty (also representing Jeff Fallaize, uncle, Carol Bateman and Sharon and Spud Gallienne); Kerry-Anne Bourgaize, cousin and Ruby Bourgaize (also representing Jack Bourgaize and Marcus and Lara Le Page); Millie Bourgaize, cousin and Daniel Jennings; Nigel Fallaize, uncle and Sue Hussey (also representing Karen and Nigel Burnard); Richard Fallaize, uncle (also representing Sandra, aunty and family); David Fallaize, cousin; Michelle Ashworth and John Ashworth, cousins; Gina Le Maitre, cousin (also representing Stephen Le Maitre, Lucy and Craig Carre, Amy and Richard Thompson, Collette and Roger Dorey, Claire and family and Julie Fallaize and family); Anne-Marie Fallaize, cousin (also representing Rob Tough, Lynn Robert, cousin and Martyn Smith); Ray and Sue Fallaize, cousins;

Barry and Gwen Le Sauvage, cousins (also representing Martyn Le Sauvage, cousin, Mark and Alison Le Sauvage, cousins and Shirley Le Sauvage);

Also Present Were: Zac Hannis (also representing Rev Linda Le Vasseur, PEH Chaplaincy Team, Paula Ettesse-Wilson, Margaret Albin and Sean Albin); Lidia Le Maitre, work colleague; Faye Le Sauvage; Katie Ashton and Fiona Gaudion (also representing Day Patient Unit); Julie Robert; Brian and Beverley Le Breton (also representing Henry and Margaret de Carteret); Marilyn Atkinson; Anfie Quin (also representing Debbie Cairns); Mandy Davies (also representing Tricia Boyle); Rachel Shell (also representing Carol Shell and Karen Cooney); Yaz and Neil Simon (also representing Claire and family, Julie and family, Andrew and family and Dylan and Vicki and family); Rob and Jane Bourgaize (also representing Judith Adams, Wayne De Carteret and Pete Taylor); Phil Batiste;

Andrew Crowson (also representing Shirley Crowson, Hannah Crowson and Marcus Dowinton); Paula Wilson (also representing Helene Ferriera); Keith Le Page (also representing Lynne Le Page); Zara Le Page, de Saumarez Ward; Tracey Marley (also representing Guernsey Physio Group); Elizabeth Taylor Burke; Richard Roberts; Ruth Lesbirel (also representing Hayley and David, also Ann Batiste); Leah Peck (also representing Michelle Mauger, Jane Dilworth, Nancy Power, Charlene Barnes, Sally Doddsworth, Lisa Ashworth, Claire Burns, Kerry Gallienne, Jenna Louise, Stacey Glendinning, Kayleigh Lesbirel, Karen De Carteret and all staff on Day Patient Unit, Palila Fernandes, Jenny Branco, Marcelina De Sousa, Natalie Riley, Tom Le Page, Kate Lister, Teresa Masterman, Cynthia Trainor, Linda Jenkins, Ashley Fletcher, Jo MacDonald, Emily Nuttall, Courteney Smith, Merces de Silva, Irene Fletcher, Iveta Robert, Cecillia Pita, Joe Mckelvie, Alison Long, Emma-Louise Rodgers, Jill Houchard, Jim Houchard and Clara Bourgaize); Julie De La Mare, Sonia Henriques and Mari Krasta, Friends at House Keeping Dept);

Lisa Morrison (also representing Brenda, Patnek and Roisin Brennan); Kathryn Hamon and Charles Hamon; Lesley De Carteret (also representing John Wakeham); Mel Willcocks (also representing Phil Walker, Carol Walker, Sandra Bourgaize and Becky Pattimore); Samantha Barry (also representing Joanna Simmons, Claire Ogier, Sam Breton, Joe McKelvie, Emily Nuttal, Ro Brennan, Martin Gavet, Joanna Van Der Laan, Barron George Torode, Jane Dodd, Anne Broome, Tania Simoes, Carol Pearson, Lisa Tempest, Caroline Teal, Wayne Longnonnec, Sara Zabel, Dana Markuna, Jane Jarvis, Lisa Gallienne, Lyn Green, Julie Churchill, Becky Gallienne, Margaret Pettitt, Stephen Keenan, Margaret Domaille, Pam Sembi, Marina Bull, Tracey Bougourd, Danny Le Prevost, Katy Thomason and Ady McKane);

Jonathan and Vanessa de Garis (also representing Victor and Paula White); Jessica de Garis (also representing Paula and Mark Robinson); Wendy and Ted Le Noury (also representing Maxine and Vicki); Paula Cluett (also representing Linda Attwooll, Claire Le Huray and Pathology); Win De Jersey (also representing Danielle Moon); Becky Osborne (also representing Denise King (Barbie), Steve Le Page, Kelly Gardner, Judy Raworth and staff from Laundry PEH); Joanne Ferbrache (also representing Leon Harrison, Lucy Brehaut, Sally and John Chick and Karen De Carteret); Jackie Tims, Housekkeping and Laundry Manager, PEH (also representing Bonita Lanoe, Luisa Brehaut, Julia Ogier, Zena Moullin, Chris Tostevin, Mark Guilbert, Laura, Rose Mary, Bradley Dawes, Trina Le Vallee, James Scowen and all the catering and dining room staff PEH and Daryl and Naomi Corbin);

Michelle Lowery (also representing Theresa Masterman, Clara Bourgaize and Lolliw White); Laura Catanho; Colin Inder (also representing Margaret Inder, Jules Inder, Clare Burns and Bernie Coutu and family); Jenny Archenoul; Cathy Packham (also representing Neale Packham and family); Paul Robert (also representing Lorraine Robert); Sarah Pickard (also representing Pam McQuillan); Scott Ogier; Sonia Le Prevost; Emma Johns; Lisa McBride (also representing PEH Catering Dept); Mark and Bridget Bichard (also representing Matthew and Jess, Daniel and Laura); Mandy Le Lacheur (also representing Geoff Le Lacheur and family); John Henry (also representing Rosemarie and family); Christine Torode;

Carrie Rouxel (also representing Ian Rouxel); Kizzie Torode (also representing Grant Ogier); Steve and Mo Henry (also representing Sheila Brehaut); Carl and Caroline Butterfield; Catherine Dyer (also represent Le Marchant Ward, PEH); Luke Mullan (also representing Restaurant Team, PEH); Aiga Gulbe; Julie Mechem (also representing Kiy Edward); Jacqueline Hancock (also representing Shona Hancock); Mark and Sally Stanfield; Billie Le Poidevin; Alisha De Guerin (also representing Andre De Guerin, Caroline Treharne, Paul Dempsey, Tanya Hind, Kevin Parsons, Carole Amlevass, Hanna Le Vasseur, Connie Vasconcelas, Elizabeth Dons, Michelle Lesbirel, Sandra Cohen, Carol Gallienne, Christine Lanoe, Caroline Gallie, Jocelyne Mechem and Rosemarie Gallienne); Connie De La Haye; Lucy Mirando; Elsa Pereiro;

Dulcie Coelho; Rosino Manano; Shona Hancock; Sal Gilson; Ethel Anderson; Sue Roussel; Penny Graysmith; Delma Goddard; Jackie Thoume (also representing Pauline Marsh); Andrew Savident (also representing Martin Dewar); Margaret Guille; Jayne Bichard (also representing Jonathan Bichard and Joanna Anastacio); Josh Bichard (also representing Charlotte Robert); Tony Holland; Rebecca Harris (also representing Guernsey Physio Group); Geraldine Chelmick; Sheila Ellis (also representing Richard); Donna Le Maitre; Grace Le Maitre; Cara Le Maitre; Summer Le Maitre; Daniel Le Maitre; Sam Le Maitre; David Dorey; Claire Charley (also representing Linda Le Noury, Ruth Hargreave and Vivian Lee); Paul W Ferbrache (also representing Karl Parkyn); Michelle Ferbrache (also representing Pat Goldsmith);

Tim Henry (also representing Tracy Henry and the Vale Mission Fellowship); Ruth Holberry (also representing Craig Holberry, Theresa Mallett and Maggie Meredith and family); Paul Tulié (also representing Debbie Tulié and Sara and Jamie King, (Barnet)); Paul Gallienne (also representing Nanda de Canha and the Arnold Stores Team at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital); Sandra Battle (also representing Richard Battle, Nicola Abrams and Paul Battle); Joel and Beth Henry; Geoffrey Aquino; Katrina Abalos; Dennis Bernardo; Kate de Garis; Sam de Garis; Madeleine Cavandang; Lonie Perez; Mamun Ebenle; Kim Le Maitre (also representing Day assessment unit); Janice Robilliard (also representing Mark Robilliard, Jason Robilliard and Sara Zabel); Carol Priaulx;

Sue Mollet (also representing Dennis Mollet, Heather Queripel and Kay Batiste); Rose Domaille (also representing Maureen Bessin); Martine Blanchard (also representing Joyce Aslett and Gilda Le Cocq); Lyn Duport;

The following were unable to attend and asked to be represented: Kate and Jim Mills; Tracy and Paul Lawrence; Andy and Giselle Bray; Daniel Esland; Martin Peacock;

Flowers were from Mum. Kevin and Sophie. Charlie xx and Isabella.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Alan Le Cras who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 70 years was held at Styx Community Centre and conducted by Jayne White.

Opening Music played was “Whatever You Want” by Status Quo. Jayne gave the Opening Words of Welcome and Thoughts On Life and Death. The tribute included contributions from Alan’s family. Music played during Quiet Reflection was “Walk of Life” by Dire Straits. Jayne gave The Committal and Closing Words and Thanks. Recessional music played was “Bat Out of Hell” by Meatloaf.

The Mourners Were: Joy Le Cras, wife; Steve and Bex Taylor, son and daughter-in-law; Callum and Isabel Taylor, grandchildren; Phill Le Cras, son and Donna Saunders (also representing Barbara Batiste and Mick Saunders); Charlie Le Cras, grandson; Donna and Martyn Pipet, daughter and son-in-law; Alisha and Lexie Pipet, granddaughters; Claire Le Cras, daughter and Dan O’Brien; Lewis, Beau and Bonnie O’Brien, grandchildren; Carol and Mick Damarell, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Sandra Diment); Emma Damarell, niece and Paul Beausire (also representing Jake Beausire, great-nephew); Alison Damarell, niece and John Wild; Trevor and Bett Savident, uncle and aunt (also representing Beverley, Michelle and Lynn, cousins); Catherine and Roger Mahy, aunt and uncle (also representing Sheila Brehaut, aunt);

Ray and Marie Taylor, cousins; Tony and Pauline Sarre, cousins (also representing Danielle Hann and Claire Le Prevost); Alison Sarre, cousin (also representing Peter Sarre, cousin, Martyn and Sarah Sarre, cousins and Sally-Ann and Mark Penney); Claire Symphorien, cousin (also representing Kevin Symphorien); Nicky Richardson, cousin (also representing Peter Richardson);

Mark and Pauline Corlett, cousin (also representing Alan and Janet Smith); Ann Strange, cousin (also representing Jeremy Stranger and family); Maurice Brehaut, cousin (also representing Michelle Brehaut and family, Pete and Simone and family and Derek Brehaut and family); Marian and Graham Crabb, cousins; Ty and Bev Hockey, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Ethan Hockey, nephew, Blaise and Alana Hockey, nieces);

Also Present Were: Pat Albin, President of West Legion Club; Margaret Albin (also representing Sean Albin and Richard Cairns); Kevin Albin (also representing Keith Robert, Trevor Brehaut, Paul McClaren and Martin Courbaron); Quinn Hamon (also representing Venture Pub and Roisin Gauson); “Tiny” Walters; Angela Greening, Ron Greening and Kevin Greening (also representing Margaret Nightingale, Robin Smale and Andy Le Moigne); Rob Gauvain (also representing Kerry Robin); Tony and Gay Gauvain (also representing the family); Raymond Brehaut (also representing Pam Brehaut, Gary Brehaut and family and Des Brehaut); Colin and Shanice Aston; Mike Dyke (also representing Jan Dyke and Angie Le Prevost); Colin Bush; Jocelyn Bush; Peter Adam; Kevin Smith (also representing Kim Smith and Richard Sarre);

Aaron Brehaut (also representing Lucy Brehaut); Lynton Le Cheminant (also representing the family); Paul Riley (also representing Natasha Riley, Mandy Robilliard, Rose Robilliard and Kelly Riley); Glen and Martina Stanfield; Leishia Finigan (also representing Jodie Le Cras); Tony Le Patourel; Sandra de la Mare (also representing Eunice de la Mare); Melanie Aston; Renaldo Moodley; Eddie and Emma Edwards (also representing the family); Darrell Masterton (also representing Rowena Masterton, Rafael Masterton, Tia Masterton and Tyler Masterton); Rob Tough (also representing Annemarie Fallaize, Aaron and Charlotte Thomson and Chris Robilliard);

Stacey Denning (also representing Martyn and Sally Ogier); Rebecca Le Carpentier (also representing Chris, Edward, Daniel and Thomas Le Carpentier and Louise, James, Aimee and Lucy Le Cras); Terry Tostevin (also representing Margaret, also Peggy Le Clerc); James O’Brien; Stuart O’Brien;  Phyl Mathews (also representing Jill and Ian Carré and Lee and Diane Mathews); Colin Blondel (also representing Lynne Blondel and Clint Blondel);

Mr P Tough (also representing Mrs T Tough, Luke Tough, Mrs K Lewell and Mr and Mrs D Exall); Denis Bienvenu (also representing Forest Stores); Glenn Bourgaize (also representing Karla Hill, George and Janet Taylor, Budgie Bourgaize and Spud and Sharon Gallienne); Rebecca Sharman (also representing Adam Baker); Max Le Prevost; Sue Ogier (also representing Andy, Emma and AV Agricultural Engineering and Phil Vedier); Eunice Damarell; Annette Damarell,  Peter Martel (also representing Don O’Kell); Scott Gallienne (also representing Cooper Brouard Ltd); Mick and Karen Simon; Monica Moorman (also representing Theresa); David Garland; Sam Le Sauvage; Paul Le Sauvage (also representing Martin Savident);

Sandra Whitehead (also representing Darren Gauvain and John Queripel); Lawson and Susan Pipet (also representing Darren Pipet); Lawson Pipet (also representing Mike Slattery and family); Sonia, Connie and William Hewitt); Donna Reid; Jane Roberts (also representing Peter Roberts); Neil Carrington; Rhiannon Byrne (also representing Sue and Derek Topley); Leon Harrison; Ray Fallaize (also representing Sue); John Teed; Dave Green (also representing Green family); Wendy Stanfield and Martyn Stanfield (also representing Michelle Stanfield); Titch Gill (also representing Nina Gill, Michael Gill, Peter Falla and Tony Sargent); Lloyd Tough (also representing Glynis Tough and Abby Tough); Victoria Randall (also representing Adam Hudson, Natalie Randall, Crystal Besnard and Abbie Baldwin); Mick and Glynis Guilbert (also representing Dan and Judy Green);

Flowers were from Joy, Steve, Bex, Phill, Donna, Donna, Martyn, Claire and Dan and all the grandchildren. Carol, Mick, Emma, Paul, Jake, Ali and John.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or The RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Evans, Guernsey Harbours, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL. 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Thelma Margaret Clayton who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 92 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s my Shepherd”, “Morning has Broken” and “Lord of all Hopefulness”. The poem “My Mother’s Garden”, was read by Adrian (son). The poem “Remember” was read by Linda (daughter-in-law) and “A Life Well Lived” was Anne Woodington. The Bible Reading, Corinthians 23 was read by Mike Tozer. The Sentences, Prayers, Address, Commendation, Committal and Final Prayers were given by Rev’d Le Vasseur. Closing music was “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong.

The Mourners Were: Adrian Clayton, son and Fiona Wicks; Denise and Mike Tozer; Linda Cooper-Clayton, daughter-in-law; Anne Woodington;

Also Present Were: Lina Head; Glyn Edwards; Jane and Joe Elliiott (also representing Nick and Ann-Marie Elliott); Kez Le Pelley; Carol Vessey; Jo Vessey; Alison Foley (also representing John Foley); John Bell (also representing Charlie, Tom and Marilyn Bell and Phil Trouteau and Paul Chapman); Olly Jones; Sam Reed (also representing Caroline and Neville Reed); Mary Wicks; Sue Le Gallez (also representing Patrick, Caitlin and Kieran Le Gallez); Teresa Coombes (also representing Eric Le Prevost and Gareth and Natasha Coombs); Kate Jordan; Avril Bazille-Corbion; Pauline Telford (also representing Val Reynolds); Christine Le Prevost (also representing Carol Langlois); Karen Crawford (also representing Ross Le Marquand and Cooper Brouard); Linda Elliott (also representing Royal Osteoporosis Society Guernsey Support Group); Chris and Dana Coles;

Jill Herschel (also representing The Guernsey Silkpainting Club); Sue Cater (also representing Lady Peggy Cater); Sarah Brouard (also representing Jane Westcott and Nick Nops); Paul Philippe and Sally Nicolle; George Evans; Anne Shakerley; Nicola Shakerley; Sam Evans; Gill Spencer (also representing Annie McMahon and Jose Day); Sylvia Bennett (also representing Ben Bennett); Carol and Alan Findon-Croft; Alistair Gates (also representing Gemma Le Pelley and all staff at Cazenove Capital);

John Bracegirdle (also representing Janet and Tony Bracegirdle); Jill Wright; Barbara Dark; Michael Dark; Anne Woodington (also representing Sarah Woodington, Liz Thompson and Jean Mills); Toby Peatfield (also representing all at Ravenscroft);

Mary Logan; David and Jennifer Swainston (also representing Angela Greenhough (Swainston), Charles Swainston, Anne Keys-Massey, Sue and Rob Vermeulen and Gill Dunkeley (Glass));  Sandra Hemens (also representing Jenny Pledge); Christopher and Lavinia Storey; Audrey McIntosh; Anthony Matheson;

Flowers were from close family. Adrian and Fiona. Linda. Denise and Mike.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Pamela Corbet Harding (née Gale) who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 92 years was held at The Vale Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Beverley Herve.

The organist, Mr Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “Make me a Channel of your Peace” and “One More Step Along the World I Go”. Opening Music was “Strangers on the Shore” by Acker Bilk. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 26, 27. Reverend Herve gave the Sentences and Introduction, Opening Prayer, Address. Memories of Mum were given by Emma (granddaughter) and Rev’d Herve. The Commendation and Committal, Nunc Dimittis and Blessing were given by Revd Herve. Recessional Music was “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong.

 The Mourners Were: David and Kay Harding, son and daughter-in-law; Jane and Dave Finigan, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Peggy, Sara and John, Teresa, Anne and families, (Isle of Wight)); Claire and Paul Duquemin, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Joe Duquemin, grandson); Jake Duquemin, grandson; Louis Duquemin, grandson; Simon Harding, son and Sally Snell (also representing Ben Harding, grandson and Jake Snell); Lucy Harding, granddaughter and Sam Teers (also representing Lynda and Norman Macdonald); Jennifer Newsom, granddaughter and Jason Newsom (also representing Brad Matthews, great-grandson); Karen Le Lacheur, granddaughter and Adam Le Lacheur; Elise Le Lacheur, great-granddaughter; Charlie Le Lacheur, great-grandson;

Paula Bradley, granddaughter and Jason Bradley (also representing Lynn and John Bradley); Danny Bradley, great-grandson; Joe Bradley, great-grandson; Emma Yau, granddaughter and Jai Yau; Thomas Harding, grandson; Josh Matthews, great-grandson and Hannah O’Brien;

June Finigan, sister (also representing Janet Davies, sister and Robin and Michael, nephews); Peter Finigan, nephew and Julie Finigan (also representing Aaron Finigan, great-nephew and Owen); Leishia-Jade Finigan, great-niece; Jodie Finigan (also representing Joanne, great-niece and Lois and Jacob); Zoe Finigan; Margaret Johnson, cousin (also representing Barry, Laura, Daniel and families); Anne and Richard Gale (also representing Susan and John Rabey and Sandra and Martin Bourgaize); Heather Gale (also representing Gill Gale, (Australia), Nigel Gale and Philip Gale); Pat and Bob Finigan (also representing Colin Smith); Alison Finigan (also representing Phillip, also Anne Simon)

Also Present Were: Beverley Linnecor (also representing Colin and Dorothy Smith); Martyn Lowe, President Vale Recreation Club (also representing The Management Committee); Jasmyn Boscher; Roger Litten; Angela Creber (also representing Len Creber and family); Julie Thienpont (also representing Rachel Robins and Sue Farnham); Nigel and Ellie Collins (also representing Garry Collins, Sally and Peter Tranter, Terry and Iris Rowe and Steve and Julie Williams); Carol Besnard (also representing North E Bowls Team); Karen, Guy and Danny Reade (also representing Harry Reade and Rita and Maurice Duquemin); Paul Le Page (also representing Rosie Farrell, Nick Graham and Debbie Graham); Shirley Le Flock; Colin Stanford; Peter and Sharon Gibson; Shirley Petit;

Len Le Ber (also representing Theresa Le Ber, Matt Le Ber and Lucy Beere); Lynn Bewey (also representing Jenny Ozanne and Joe Ozanne); Delga Arnold (also representing Kay Bienvenu and Paul Buckingham); Don Ogier, Vale Rec Bowls President (also representing Aimee and Rolly Le Prevost); Sally Paul; Mrs P Duncan; Jenny Nicolle (also representing Mike Nicolle); Peter Le Vallouis and Faith Le Vallois (also representing Rose Mediati); Dennis Chick; Teresa and Nigel Pinsard (also representing Lyndsay and Laura); Neil Simon (also representing Peter Wilson); Craig and Stephanie Le Cheminant; Lee De La Rue (also representing Sara De La Rue); Geoff De La Rue (also representing Mark, Jo, Sean and Jackie De La Rue); Sonia Taylor (also representing Gregg Meadowcroft);

Flowers were from your loving family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Alfred John Le Poidevin who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 95 years was held at The Vale Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Penny Graysmith.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “Onward Christian Soldiers” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Reverend Graysmith gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Bible Reading, Address, Prayers, Commendation and Blessing.  Recessional music was “No Regrets” by Kathy Kirby.

The Mourners Were: Michael Warren, stepson; Jennie Warren, daughter-in-law; Tracy Fallaize, granddaughter; Chris Fallaize; Sue Sheppard, niece (also representing Francois Ogier, great niece and Tricia Bennett, cousin);  Charlotte Langford, great-niece (also representing Kevin Berry, nephew); Steve Mauger, cousin (also representing Carole Mauger); Ann Mauger, cousin; Julian and Margaret Mauger, cousins; Peter Webb (also representing Lucy, Emma, Tim and families, also Sheila and David Webb, sister-in-law and brother-in-law);

Also Present Were: Peter and Pat Aslett; Paul Mauger (also representing Anne Mauger); Michelle Brehaut (also representing Maurice Brehaut); Maggie Rogowska (also representing Sue and Richard West); Lelia Spinola; Jess Bautista; Cynthia Lenormand;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association, The Centre, Rue des Monts, Delancey, St Sampsons, GY2 4HU.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Mary Maud Savident who passed away at Les Ormes Care Home, aged 91 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational Music was a selection of Rod Stewart. Opening Music was “Sailing” by Rod Stewart. A poem “Family and Friends” by Lizzie Pureheart was read by Michelle Duquemin. Memories of Mary, written by Paul (son) was read by Michelle Duquemin. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Wonderful Life” by Katie Melua. A poem “Nan” written by Marie-Claire (granddaughter) was read by Michelle Duquemin. Michelle also gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Lord’s Prayer, Committal and Final Words. Closing Music was “Fields of Gold” by Katie Melua.

The Mourners Were: Martyn Savident, son (also representing Angela Savident, daughter-in-law and Shayne, Denise and Saoirse (Ireland)); Paul Savident, son and Richard; Martyn Savident, grandson and Kirsty Masterton (also representing Taylor Masterton); Marie-Claire, granddaughter and Jamie O’Connor (also representing Thomas and Freya O’Connor); Geoffrey Savident, nephew (also representing Sandra Savident, Tina Allen and Steve Ferbrache); Monica Savident, niece (also representing Simon and family); Trevor and Bett Savident, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Andrew Savident, (also representing Rose Bromley); Margaret Savident (also representing Helen, Steve and family);

Also Present Were: Heather Robilliard (also representing Marlene Davey); Pam Buckingham; Kay Smith (also representing Eddie Percy); Sue Harborow; Sara Harborow; Richard and Anne Gale (also representing Peter and Jane Roberts); Steve Greenway (also representing Sam Greenway and Guernsey Sheltered Housing Group Limited);

Flowers were from Martyn and all the family. Shayne, Denise and Saoirse.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF. 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Alan George Bates Nicholson who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 75 years was held at The Castel Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Jan Le Billon.

The organist, Mr Philip Bond accompanied the singing of “The Day Thou Gavest, Lord is Ended” and “Amazing Grace”. Reverend Le Billon gave the Welcome and Opening Prayer, Psalm 23, Prayers, Tribute for the life of Alan, Address, Farewell to Alan, Poem and Blessing. Processional Music was “Sailing” by Rod Stewart.

The Mourners Were: Philip Nicholson, brother; Jasmine and Richard Humphries, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Simon, Seungah and Daniel Humphries); Geoffrey Nicholson, brother (also representing Angela Hood, Dugald McPhie and Bernard Roussel); Pierre and Thuy Humphries;

Also Present Were: Victor De Garis; Rev John Luff; Bill Luff; Tony Le Page; Graham Dorey (also representing Linda Dorey and Alan and Debbie Dorey); Wendy Le Couteur; Ivo De Garis; Sarah and Stuart Crisp (also representing Roland Guille); Carol Martel; Kathy Naftel (also representing Jonathan, Agnies and Zachary Naftel and Alison Black); Dorothy Trebert (also representing Hajo Trebert and Martyn Trebert and family); Annah Jones (also representing Dannielle Jones, Edward and Mary Jones, Theresa and Keith Butler and Ian and Helen Galliott); Martyn Jones (also representing Charles and Marianne Smith and David Ozanne); Ken Lainé (also representing Doreen Lainé); Marybell Norman (also representing Margaret Martel and Walter and Brenda Tostevin); Eric and Sue Legg (also representing Carol Thompson and Tom, Fallon and family); Geoff and Heather Norman (also representing Angus Young, Jos and Jimmy Erskine and José Day);

Terry and Yvonne Corbin (also representing Isaac and Emma Corbin, Paul and Sue Hewson and Don and Brenda Clark); Penny and Kit Stevens (also representing Cherry McMillen and Rosie and Richard Perkins); Sam Le Sauvage and Paul Le Sauvage (also representing John Le Page, Ben Le Page, Mike and Elga Le Lacheur and Nev Browning); Tony and Anita Field (also representing Jemma and Laurence Field, Mike and Alison Maguire, Laurie and Mari Juana Walker, Ken and Jean Morrison, Bernard and Sheila Druckes and The staff at the Guernsey Yacht Club); Bob Beebe (also representing Maria-Antonietta Beebe and family); Mike Guilbert; Christopher and Jennifer Naftel; Woggy Bienvenu (also representing Fatima, also Forest Stores); Lionel and Jackie Le Page (also representing Marina Bougourd); Carol de Garis (also representing Grant, Michelle and family);

Stuart and Denise Davis (also representing Lucy and Matt Davis, also Ian, Holly, Teddy and Oscar Hubert); Louis Stephenson; Suzette Pederson; Carolyn Le Poidevin; Liz and Richard Mahy; Kurt Carre; Lyndon Carre; Michelle Dorey; Liz Froome; Geoff Wilkinson and Yvonne Wilkinson; Peter Ingrouille (also representing Pam Ingrouille); John Dunne (also representing Kym Dunne); Keith Blondel; Ron Le Cras (also representing Guernsey Vintage and Classic Tractor Club); Stuart and Antoinette Walters (also representing James and Gillian De Lisle); Lloyd Robilliard; Simon Tostevin; Mark Le Patourel (also representing Alison); Martyn Brehaut (also representing Shane Brehaut); Richard Strappini (also representing Juliette); Jenny Dowinton; Sheila Torode;  Terry Howard (also representing Treena Gaudion);

Rod Jehan; Ian Carré (also representing Nicky Carré and Sam Carré); Gerald Carey (also representing Janet Carey); John West; Michael Naftel; Anthony Le Page;

Flowers were from Geoff and Philip. Jasmine, Richard, Simon Pierre and Daniel.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to St Peter Port Lifeboat, C/o The Treasurer, RNLI, Harbour Office, St Julians Emplacement, St Peter Port, GY1 2LW.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

A Celebration of Life, prior to a private cremation for Brian Thomas Hoolahan who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 87 years was held at Les Cotils and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening music played was “The Wanderer” by Dion. A poem entitled “He is Gone” by David Harkins was read by Michelle Duquemin. Brian’s Story was read by Mark Coffell, son-in-law. Music played during Time of Reflection was “It’s Now or Never” by Elvis Presley. Michelle gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death and The Lord’s Prayer. The hymn “Make me a Channel of Your Peace” was a recording by Chet Valley Churches. Michelle gave The Committal, Final Words and Farewell to Brian and the poem “All is Well” by Canon Henry Scott Holland. Closing music was “Dream Baby” by Roy Orbison.

The Mourners Were: Jean Hoolahan, wife; Sharon Coffell and Mark Coffell, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Chick, Jo and Zoe, Bolton); Susan Ozanne and Rick Ozanne, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Val, Steve, Margaret, Sarah, Ben, Adam, Sandra, Peter, Bristol family); Cathy Hoolahan, daughter and Andy Dyer;

Zachary Coffell, grandson; Kyle Smith, grandson; Leo Ozanne, grandson; Noah Hoolahan, grandson; Muriel and Rex Martel, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Matthew Martel, nephew and Claire Martel); Joanne Hoolahan, sister-in-law; Neil Hoolahan, nephew and Jenna and Kailum Bougourd (also representing Joel Hoolahan); Peter Warr, nephew (also representing Nicole Inder, Mark, nephew, Lynne, Spencer and Shane Warr and Rick and Jane Dodd); Steph Hoolahan, niece; Nicola Hoolahan, niece; Alison Finigan, niece (also representing Phil and Laura, Chris Chapple, nephew, Tracie Chapple and family, Eric and Claire Hackney and Michelle and Kevin Le Page);

Jackie Strachan, niece and Mike Strachan (also representing Jenny, Stuart and family); Sarah Warr, niece and Martyn Foxen; Rachel Ingrouille, niece and Paul Ingrouille (also representing Mae, Eve and Harry Ingrouille); Dale Blanchard and Jane King, niece (also representing Flora Le Page, Tim Buddle and Claire and Eric Hackney); Jerry Hoolahan, cousin (also representing Veronica Whale, cousin); Pat Aslett, cousin and Peter Aslett (also representing Betty Le Breton, cousin and Eric and Jan Le Breton); Gemma Vinning (also representing Caleb and Eli Vinning); Paul Vinning (also representing Nick King, Spain); Si King (also representing Jessica Hughes);

Also Present Were: Jeff and Marina De Garis (also representing Martyn and Paul De Garis, also Martine Middleton); Peter Wright (also representing Jess Wright, Catherine O’Sullivan, Rollo O’Sullivan and Juliette Perkins); Mick and Therese Heaume (also representing Donna Regan); Pat Hitchon (also representing Karen Seward); Robert Bennalick; Nick and Sheena Le Messurier (also representing Ellie Le Messurier); John and Sandra Prout; Tony and Maureen Baudains; Clare Anderson (also representing Helen Pipet and Susan Tardivel); Wendy and Philip Mauger (also representing Sheralea and Tim Arrowsmith and family and Brian and Mena Mckane); Bob Stacey; Teresa Rodgers and Victoria Netherton (also representing Jake Netherton, Peter Le Flem and Julie Sinkinson); Isabel Le Page;

Natalie Kirk (also representing Peter, Pauline, Simon and Sarah Shrive, John Marquand and Jamas Casey); Steve Kirk and Nikki Kirk (also representing Lou Guillou and all Hillside pre-school staff); Dame Mary Perkins (also representing Specsavers and Jo Delbridge PR team); Karin Roussel (also representing Dave Roussel, Carl Roussel and Lee Roussel); Kim and Pete Davison; Peter, Lhet and Joelle Lowe (also representing Jake Lowe and Allan and Kath Heaume); Colin and Wendy McClean; Andrea Bewey (also representing Steve Bewey, Jade Flatres, Jordan Flatres and Michael Robert); Melanie Boyce (also representing Gavin Le Patourel, Mick Le Patourel and Jacqui Camara);

Nicci Nash (also representing Angela Nash, Alison Nash and family and Paul Nash and family); Brian ‘Curly’ Vallois (also representing Jane Le Page and Roger Chauvel); Kelly Le Page (also representing Dot Waterman and family); Ellie Le Page (also representing Alfie Le Page); Sinéad Clacy (also representing John, Robbie and Millie Clacy and Carl, Nicolette and Angelica Gaudion); Joseph Beard (also representing Committee and members of the North Social Club); Harry Le Poidevin (also representing Michael Dowington); David Norris; Nuala Norris; Rosalyn McClean; Glenn Bradshaw (also representing Margaret McLaughlin); Heidi Le Noury (also representing Steve Le Noury); Bridie Teed (also representing Sue Wood, Southampton and the Boyle family, Ireland); Keith Webb; David Hannah; Jim Brehan;

Carol and John Renouf (also representing Carl, Glenn and Tracey); Peter Rose (also representing Lorraine Rose); Graham and Linda Forman; Ann Bessell (also representing Guernsey Macular Support Group); Greg and Sue Guille; Kate Flood; Ash and Ant Ford-Parker (also representing Katie-Jo and Alfie); Pam Niles (also representing the family); Peter and Eve Stewart; Robbie Le Messurier (also representing Kristina Willis); Barry Howard (also representing Dickie Henderson); Annette Langlois (also representing Lorraine and Brian Ellis); Alana Ogier (also representing Darren, Harry and Erin Ogier); Gillian Cottrell; Dick and Dolores Young (also representing Micky and Sue Boot); Ellie Waterman; Sara Hall; Nigel and Karen Burnard (also representing Nigel Fallaize and Sue Hussey); Lydia McClean; Margaret Kett; Ann Sharman; Roger Chauvel; Ron Le Page; Alan Martel; Harry Prince;

Paul Langlois (also representing Chris Flatres and Harry Langlois); Martin Hockey; Andy Marley; Sparrow Guille; Julie Bishop; Essie Scott (also representing Wendy Scott); Donna Thorn; Paul Dyer; Cilla Roger (also Brian, Roger and family and Siobhan Roger); Kate Kemsley; Bob and Wendy Ozanne; Edward Higgins; Bill Cohu; Ian Brouard; Mandy De La Mare; Derek Harnden (also representing family); Mick and Donna Murphy; Barry Hockey (also representing Kate Hockey); Tracy Walker (also representing Sue and Anne-Marie, Southampton); Mr and Mrs Ritchie (also representing Emilee Henderson); Carolyn Thomson; Ann and Tony Bisson; Peter and Jean Robilliard; Jill Price; John Skillett; Colin Goubert; Lloyd Duquemin;

Ann Mahy (also representing Paul and Alisha); Sean Smith; Trevor Allan (also representing Maria De Mertrices-Allan); Karen Higgins (also representing family); Tom Rigby (also representing Guernsey Therapy Group); Andrea King; Jean Dyer; Dave Bougourd (also representing Margaret); Brian Harris; Maggie Sanders (also representing Betty Warr); Hannah Green; Ellie Rouget; John Seymour; Phil Gallienne, chairman of Lungevity (also representing Sandra Gallienne and all members of Lungevity); Isabel Le Page (also representing Jason Le Page, Simon and Karen Guille, Greg and Sue Guille and Phil Guille); Nicky and Neil Moore (also representing Ben and Leah Moore and Roy and Marilyn Vidamour); George and Jean Farnham (also representing Muriel and Helen Surtees); Mac and Annette Batiste (also representing Joy Wessels, Anne Benson and Margaret Savident); Billie Smith (also representing Rachel Le Garff and Nigel Mahy); Martin Hockey (also representing Kerry Semple, Neil Mcfadden and Sarah Baker); Bob Torrance (also representing Louise Holden, Peter and Vanessa at London House, staff and all Brian’s friends);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Guernsey Macular Society, C/o Brian Gardener, Serenity, Ruette de la Generotte, Castel, GY5 7PG or Lungevity, 6 Emma Place, Mont Morin, St Sampsons, GY2 4JD.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Kenneth Graham King, who passed away at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home, aged 86 years was held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church and conducted by Father Inna Reddy Gade.

The organist, Mr Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “Abide with Me”. The First Reading was Isaiah 25: 6-9. The Responsorial Psalm was The Lord is My Shepherd, There Is Nothing I Shall Not Want. The Gospel was John 14: 1-6. Father Gade gave the Prayers, Gospel Acclamation, Homily, Concluding Prayer and Final Commendation and Committal. Recessional Music was “I’m Gonna Love You” by Frank Sinatra, played by organist, Mr Andrew Warren.

The Mourners Were: Carol King, widow; Graham and Denise King, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Holly King); Trulea and Greg Keyho, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Spencer Keyho);

Also Present Were: Maude Blin; Frank and Winnie Keyho;

Flowers were from Carol King. Graham and Denise. Trulea and Greg Spencer.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Jacqueline ‘Jackie’ Hann Mauger who passed away at Summerland House Nursing Home, aged 70 years was held at Beckfords Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening music was “Amazing Grace” by Elvis Presley. The hymn “The Old Rugged Cross” by Simon Casey was played on cd. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death and Jackie’s Story, including “You were very special”. Music played during Time of Reflection was “On a Plane to Nowhere” by Edison Lighthouse. Michelle gave the Lords Prayer, Final Farewell and Closing Words. Recessional Music was “Always on my mind” by Elvis Presley. 

The Mourners Were: Janet Payne, sister (also representing Marie Bourgaize, niece, Joby Bourgaize, Alfie, Evie and Perrie Bourgaize, nieces and nephews and Ian and kevin Warrington, UK, nephews); Stephen Payne, brother-in-law (also representing Diane and Terry Bideau); Gavin Payne, nephew (also representing Christina and Gabrielle Payne, nieces);

Also Present Were: Jean Craker (also representing Theresa Fouracre); Paula Ferbrache; Sarah Baker (also representing Beth Rouillard and Sophie the dog); Pamela Bartlett (also representing the management, staff and members of the Ron Short Centre); Carolynn Bihet (also representing Jackie Tebbutt); Anita and Peter Carey; Joanne Houston (also representing Sue Germain); Jeannette Le Prevost; Valerie Le Cheminant; Heidi Clayton (also representing Gardenia Lodge Care Home);

Flowers were from Janet, Stephen, Gavin and family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Summerland House Nursing Home, Mount Durand, St Peter Port, GY1 1DX.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising. 

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Maurice Redvers Sangan who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 93 years was held at St Saviours Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Mr John Le Pelley accompanied the singing of “Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty and “Lord of the Dance”. Opening music was “God is Our Strength and Refuge” The Dambusters March, played by organist, Mr John Le Pelley. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Sentences and Opening Prayer. A poem “Our Father Kept a Garden” was read by Patsy Collenette. The Bible Reading Luke 10: 25-37 and John 14: 1-6. Reverend Charmley gave the Sermon, Thoughts on Maurice’s Life and Prayers.

The Mourners Were: David Sangan, son; Patsy Collenette, daughter; Lesley Elliott, sister-in-law; Jacques Sangan, grandson (also representing Ted Sangan); Dee Sangan, daughter-in-law (also representing Dave Stonebridge and family and Jane and Paul Killick); Joe Collenette, grandson (also representing Hayley Parish); John Collenette, grandson; Louise Elliott, niece (also representing Joel and Laura); Andy Sparkes; Iain Elliott, nephew (also representing Tori Elliott); Sarah Newland, niece (also representing Adam, Nathaniel, Sebastian, Octavia and Violetta); John Bishop;

Also Present Were: Revd Mark Charmley (also representing Revd Tracy Charmley, Jonathan Charmley, Sophie Charmley, Judge Russell Finch and the congregation of St Saviours Church); Matt Harwood (also representing Joan Harwood, Nick Harwood, godson and Natalie Le Ray); Jurat David Hodgetts (also representing Christina Hodgetts);

Mike and Lesley Perchard (also representing Maureen Bebbington, Rose Sauvage, Jo Love and Mollie Dorey); John and Alison Foley (also representing Roger and Diana Arundale); Michael Brock (also representing Sue Brock); Katherine and Hubertus Lau (also representing Mary and Mike Snelling AFC and Peter Guilbert); Wayne Bulpitt CBE (also representing Home Start (Guernsey), The Scout Association and Julie Bulpitt); Hilary Blanchford; Malcolm Heath; Peter Walpole; Heather Chan (also representing RAFA); Lieutenant Bailiff her Honour Hazel Marshall KC (also representing Dr Harvey Marshall); Mike De La Mare; Mike and Teresa O’Hara (also representing Dave Nussbaumer); Ian Dorey;

Ginette Morris (also representing Barry and Yvette Marsh); Mandy Fleury; Jeffrey Brache (also representing Valerie Brache); Ian Elliott; Christopher Cormack; Felicity Millard; Mildred Le Poidevin; Victor de Garis (also representing Renaut de Garis, Revd Gibson Nelson and Simon Hamon); Jonathan Pease (also representing Mary Pease); Stuart Place (also representing Bob and Marlene Place); Marybell Norman; Sir de Vic Carey (also representing Lady Carey, Peter Le Vasseur and Rev Linda Le Vasseur); Len Howard; Mark De Garis (also representing Wendy De Garis, Tony Le Tissier, Simon Wood and Doyles Chapter); Wes Williams (also representing Roger Wood, Allan Gaudion and Colin Benest); Mark Wilton (also representing Peter De Carteret); Sarah Repston;

Geoffrey Moss (also representing Margaret Webster); Sarah-Jayne Allen (also representing Helen and Chris Bradshaw and Rev Gill and Andy Nobes); Michael Allen (also representing Giselle Allen); Janette Riley; Fergus Dunlop (also representing Miranda Dunlop, Ella and John Dunlop); David Dorey; Peter Harwood; Jean Jorgensen (also representing Ros Willard and Lester Queripel); Zee Lanoe; Marc Lainé; Ron and Evelyn Pirout (also representing Richard and Elizabeth, also Chris Plant); Jane Le Page; Peter Lund (also representing Richard Ellis); Pauline Lund (also representing Sarah Plumley); Colin McClean; Keith Read, Head of Freemasonry in the Bailiwick (also representing Philip Falla, Deputy Head); Nikki Attwooll; Carol Le Page (also representing Wendy Tiplady, Claudine Pearson, Debbie Le Prevost and Pepi Rodger);

Captain John H Wallbridge MN (Rtd) (also representing Madeleine Wallbridge and Barbara and David Amory); Peter Hugo and Jan Hugo (also representing Susan Jones, Richard and Jane Fleming, Louise Hayward and PIMS); Brian Vallois; Don Clark (also representing Brenda Clark, John Hainsworth, Mike Le Conte, Mike Prosser and Danny and Daphne Blatchford); Andrew Innes (also representing Jim Linane, Tony and Ushi Corbin and Chris and Melanie Robilliard); Ian Macrae and Maureen Macrae; Sonia and Martin Le Cocq (also representing David Bowsher, Alan Brunger, Paul Winberg, Mike and Mary Snelling and Anne Le Maitre); Captain Ian Brouard, Chairman of Probas Guernsey (also representing members);

Clinton Le Page (also representing Clem Duquemin); Richard Hamon (also representing Simon Hamon and the family); Hugh Bougourd; Francis Lamort-Morris;

Jim English (also representing The Provincial Grand Chapter of Guernsey and Alderney); Russ Fossey (also representing Guernsey Arts and Jo Dowding and Guernsey Museums); Mary and Terry Morris; Andrew Pouteaux; Eleanore Browning (also representing Martin Browning, Committee and Members of the Guernsey Association of Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Merchant Navy); Christine Browning;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Home-Start Guernsey, C/o Ray Ayivor, Les Ozouets Campus, Les Ozouets, St Peter Port, GY1 2BY.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Peggy Le Friec who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 86 years was held at St Martins Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Joan Le Flem accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “One More Step Along The World I Go”. Opening Music was “Super Trouper” by Abba. A Poem “My Muddled Old Mum” was read by Marion (daughter). The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27. Music played during Moment of Reflection was “Jealous of the Angels”, Donna Taggette. A Poem “Remember Me” was read by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur. The Sentences, Prayers, Address, Commendation and Committal were given by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur. Exit Music was “Thank you for the Music” by Abba.

The Mourners Were: Marion Le Friec, daughter (also representing Emma, granddaughter, Jacqui Ward, and Sue Le Prevost); Linda Le Friec, daughter-in-law (also representing Bev and Craig Shorto); Dee Le Friec, granddaughter; John Le Friec, grandson and Katie; Pete Le Friec (also representing Esther, Ellen, Julie and families);

Bridgette Pallot, niece; Ian Pallot, nephew and Sally Pallot (also representing Emily Pallot); Louise Pallot; Jeffrey Nicolle, cousin and Christine Nicolle; Gwen and Dave Moore (also representing Wayne Moore, cousins); Julie Le Page, cousin (also representing Katie, Scott and Jamie); Sarah Nicolle, cousin (also representing Peter Hancock);

Also Present Were: Lyn, David and Matthew Breban (also representing Jane Le Tissier); Di and Luke Phillips; Reverend Linda Le Vasseur (also representing Peter Le Vasseur); Philippa Stahelin (also representing Geraldine Williams and Headway Guernsey); Petra Clayton (also representing Doris Clayton and family); Graham Lesbirel and Miriam Parker (also representing Zoe, Keiron and Oliver Ousley and Sue Tough); Moe Jones; Carolyn Mallett (also representing Steve Mallett); Alana Brennan; Rex, Carolyn and Tim Drewitt; Barry and Myra Greenway (also representing Gary Greenway, Jon and Rachel Luff and staff at Barrett Landscapes); Carole Renouf; Robert (Bob) Galsworthy (also representing Brenda Galsworthy);

Lisette Wakeford (also representing Paul Wakeford and Lucette Redhead); Marguerite Leahy and Mary Quinn; Nicole Inder; Brenda Sparks; Brian Loaring; Christine Sarre (also representing Brian Sarre); Tom Fallaize (also representing Lee Rive); Martin Robert (also representing Principal Security); Rod Jehan (also representing Maureen Jehan); Margaret Duquemin; Colin and Jan Robert (also representing Elliott); Frances and Mark Le Poidevin; Miriam Bisson (also representing Climate Controls Limited); Tina McClean; Sylvia Branquet and family; Jan Guillou (also representing Robert Guillou and Lindsay, Deke and Axel De Carteret); Lilla Desmond (also representing Claire Rowlinson and Steve Desmond); Carol Le Sauvage (also representing Andy Le Sauvage and family);

Heather Edwards (also representing Maria March and Joseph Edwards); Emma Savident, B&Q (also representing Nicholas Norman, B&Q); Maureen Martin; Paul Le Cheminant; Margaret Johnson (also representing Anne Robins and Pam Browning); Ian Hutchinson; Rachel Le Prevost (also representing Patricia Dyer); Martyn Lowe; Shirley Le Flock (also representing Angela Gallienne); Colin Stanford; Lisa Brehaut; Jan Guille (also representing La Villette Garage); Paul Allaine; Mandy Brittain (also representing Andy Brittain and Mo Cherry); Ivan (Pud) Robert; Jeannette Le Prevost (also representing Steven, also Val Le Cheminant); Carol Polli (also representing Natasha and Katy Thorne, Matthew, Helen and Ana Polli and Colin and Sue De La Mare); Pat Burch; Sadie and Malcolm Greening (also representing Teresa Benstead); Peggy Ellis; Sally Ferbrache; Dick Bachmann;

Barry Trump (also representing Gwen Trump and Graham and Lynne Martel); Tina Loveridge; Susan Banfield; Janette Rogers (also representing Roy Rogers); Helen Martin; Sue Loveridge; Lyna Guilbert; Pete and Angela Mignot; Jenny Froome (also representing Tony Froome); Julie Mechem (also representing Paul Dodd); Brian Loveridge; Justin Roussel (also representing B&Q and Maria March); Jeannie Torode (also representing Tim Torode); Beatrice Clark; Lorraine Lane (also representing Alison Dunne, Linda Loft and Marysse (Seychelle)); Becky Lewis (also representing Gary and Billy Lewis); Julie Sebire (also representing family and Claire Le Lievre and family); Karen Dyke (also representing family and Tom Le Prevost); Antoinette Clark (also representing Dominic Clark); Matthew Tostevin; John and Kay Vaudin; Donna and Nick Batiste; Toby Batiste; Maisy Batiste; Ann Revell; Lisa Dowinton; Mark and Sam De La Mare;

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Headway Guernsey, KGV Playing Fields, Rue Cohu, Castel, GY5 7SZ. 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for David Philip Ogier who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 57 years was held at Emmanuel Evangelist Baptist Church and conducted by Pastor Stephen Henry.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “How Great thou Art” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Pastor Henry gave the Welcome, Opening Prayer, Eulogy, Bible Reading, Address and Closing Prayer.

The Mourners Were: Tina Ogier, wife; Jean Ogier, mother; Lisa Ogier, daughter (also representing Tiffany Ogier, granddaughter and Simon Smith); Wayne Ogier, son; Christine and Peter Chatfield, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Lyndsey and Jodie Honey, nieces); Michael and Elspeth Ogier, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Jamie and Maisie Ogier, nephew and niece); Peter and Linda Ogier, brother and sister-in-law; Joe and Eve Ogier, nephew and niece; Katy and Matt Coggins, niece and nephew-in-law (also representing Jaeden Mordecai, nephew and Helene Le Vallee, Physio Assistant, PEH); Joy James, aunt; Simon Sheppard, cousin (also representing Karen Sheppard and Tracy Gaskill, cousins); Dick Le Page, uncle; Jane Le Page, cousin (also representing Brian (Curly) Vallois and Ted and Marilyn Le Page); Tracy Le Page, cousin; Anne Blatchford, aunt (also representing Victor Vedier); Elaine Mahy, cousin (also representing Ricky Mahy);

Also Present Were: Rachel Le Cheminant; Jackie Le Sauvage (also representing Ian Le Sauvage and family and Sandra Rowe); Clinton Le Page (also representing Jane Duquemin);

Flowers were from Mum. Chris and Pete. Katy and Lyndsey, Matt, Jodie and Jaeden.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Leonard Roy Bourgaize who passed away at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home, aged 89 years was held at Torteval Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Juliette E C Robilliard. The church bell was tolled 89 times.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “When Peace like a river”, “Be still for the presence of the Lord” and “God that madest Earth and Heaven” Entrance music was Pachelbel’s Canon played by Stephen Francis. A Poem “Come with me” written by Rhonda Braswell was read by Louis Dodd, grandson. The Lesson was St John 14: 1-6, 27 read by Tim Langlois, son-in-law. Reverend Robilliard gave The Sentences, Welcome and Opening Prayer, Tribute, Address and Prayers, Commendation. Before the final blessing the joint Torteval Parish Church and Torteval Methodist choirs sang “A Choral Benediction” by Don Besig. Recessional music was “Nimrod” by Edward Elgar, played by organist Mr Stephen Francis.

The Mourners Were: Anne Bourgaize, wife; Jennie and John Dodd, daughter and son-in-law; Sarah and Tim Langlois, daughter and son-in-law (also representing George Langlois and Phil and Sue Langlois); Neil and Mel Bourgaize, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Joseph, Jack and Mollie, grandchildren); Louis Dodd, grandson; Natalie and Henry Birch, grandchildren; Chloe Langlois, granddaughter and Gareth Jackson; Naomi Langlois, granddaughter and Nathan Collenette; John Bourgaize, cousin; Brian and Karen Bourgaize, cousins (also representing Pam Bourgaize, cousin); Jean Guille, cousin and Mark Guille; Brian Guille, cousin (also representing Margaret Jehan, cousin); Miriam Bougourd, cousin (also representing Ivan Gallienne); Eunice Brehaut, cousin; Robert and Fiona Girard, cousins; Mike Le Noury (also representing Rosemary Le Noury, cousin, Dave Le Noury and Steve Le Noury);

Also Present Were: Jurat David Robilliard; Margaret Albin (also representing Violet Legg and Tina Mourant); Carla Chandler (also representing Nancy Bichard); Janet de la Mare (also representing Shirley Adam, Peter Adam, Sonia Singh and all staff and residents of Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home); Sue Robilliard; Sir Richard McMahon - Bailiff; Sarah-Jane Allen (also representing Mike Allen and Rev Mark and Rev Tracy Charmley); Mrs Carole Luff and Rev John Luff; Pierre Tostevin (also representing Catherine, Caroline and Danielle Bateman); Janet Berryman (also representing Christine Siviter); Richard and Ann Wheadon; Margaret Norman (also representing Clive Norman and family); Karen and Geoff Harrison; Tristan and Kirsty Wheadon;

Winston Pipet (also representing Helen Colmer); Madeleine and John Squires; Peter and Becky Le Sauvage; Nigel and Sue Ozanne; Sheila Stewart; Geoff Brouard (also representing Hazel Brouard and Susie Cripps); Margaret and Derek Snell; Cath Tostevin; Jim de Garis (also representing Angela de Garis and Rev Linda Le Vasseur); Basil Brehaut; Terry and Janet Duquemin; Sue Knapp; Katherine Marsh (also representing Ohlin Baudains); Ann Kirby (also representing Peter Kirby); Jill Stephenson; Pauline Marsh (also representing Kevin Marsh); Roy and Nancy Dickinson (also representing Vera Biggs and Peter and Anne-Marie Collivet); Pauline Sarre (also representing Tony Sarre, Danielle Hann, Matthew Hann and Claire Le Prevost); Carolyn Taylor (also representing family);

Liz de la Haye (also representing Pete and Rachel de la Haye); Sheila Duquemin; Brian Robilliard (also representing Roger and Beverley); Gwen Trump (also representing Barry Trump); Brian Gardiner (also representing Di Gardner and Muriel Surtees); Dave and Cath Battle; Stephen Le Tissier (also representing Valerie Le Tissier); Shirley Tulié; Michael and Diane Ward (also representing Eleanor and Martin Browning; Patrick and Anne Le Tocq (also representing Gordon and Kate Hotton); Gill Le Lievre (also representing Chris); Mark and Kelly Gannon (also representing Eden, Micah and Caleb Gannon and Marilyn and Michael Mahieu); Craig and Clare Mollet (also representing Mac and Ann Mollet and Matthew Brehaut); Dave and Jeanine Fallaize (also representing Katie Fallaize and Henry Fallaize);

Nicky Fallaize (also representing Tom O’Reilly); Joy Le Couteur (also representing Carol and Steve Langlois); Sue Brooks (also representing Sue Guille); Ken Carre; Robert and Lauren Varley; Peter Ferbrache; Sadie and Jonathan Robilliard (also representing Andrew and Rachel Robilliard and Laura-Jayne Ozanne); Angeline Parker (also representing Helene Gallienne and family); Sylvia Torode; Sue Brehaut; Catherine Lenfesty; Michael Le Lacheur and Elka; Judith and Gary Cook; Robert and Eileen Tulie; Philip Torode; Jurat Terry Snell and Christine Snell; Bob and Molly Thompson; Paul and Mary Gannon (also representing Hayley and Steve Allaway); Nicky Atkinson (also representing Chris Atkinson); Richard Ozanne (also representing the family); Evan and Norma Ozanne;

Jim Abbott (also representing Sally and family); Roger Beausire; Terry Tostevin (also representing Maggie Tostevin); Jackie Thoume; Jean Vidamour (also representing Martyn Vidamour); Miss Van der Roest; Richard and Margaret Le Pelley; Andrew Madden; Wendy Le Tissier; Iain and Kathy Davidson; Louise and Julia Madden; Christine and Samantha Browning;

Flowers were from Anne. Neil and Mel. Jennie and John. Nat and Henry. Chloe and Naomi. Louis. Joseph, Jack, Mollie.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association, The Centre, Rue des Monts, Delancey, St Sampsons, GY2 4HU.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for John Malcolm Duquemin who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 77 years was held at Les Cotils and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening Music was “Nimrod” by Elgar. Memories of John, were by Cynthia, Mark and Simon. John’s Story, including memories from friends were read by Michelle Duquemin. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Woman” by John Lennon. Litany of Remembrance “We Remember Them”, written by Sylvan Kamens and Jack Rimer, was read by Michelle. Michelle gave Thoughts on Life and Death, Committal and Final Words. Closing Music was “Little Red Rooster” by The Rolling Stones.

 The Mourners Were: Cynthia Duquemin, wife; Mark Duquemin and Karen Sanderson, son and daughter-in-law; Sean and Jennifer Duquemin, son and daughter-in-law; Jon Duquemin, grandson; Alison Duquemin, granddaughter; David  and Lindsey Duquemin, brother and sister-in-law; Jack Duquemin, nephew; Amy Brokenshire, niece and Gary Brokenshire; Alfred and Oscar Brokenshire, great-nephews (also representing Rose Brokenshire, great-niece); Jessica Bazazz, niece and Harry Bazazz (also representing Orla Bazazz, great-niece and Arthur Bazazz, great-nephew); Dave Naftel, brother-in-law; Ian Naftel, nephew; Gary Naftel, nephew and Grada Naftel; Chris Naftel, great-nephew (also representing Michael Naftel);

Also Present Were: Dave Girard (also representing Sarah and Grace Girard); Steve and Sue Searle; Brian Johns (also representing Gill Johns, Alan Johns and Alan Martel); Paul and Linda Gilliver, C.A Duquemin; Luna Shacklock; Barbara Minta; Peter Langford; Bryan Le Huray; Noel Burnell (also representing Edward Fattorini and Jeannette Fattorini); Paul and Sara Jonkmans; Paul Blondel; Chris Brock; Nerylee Brock; Pat and Alan Child; Ronnie Almonte; Kevin Symphorien;

Chris Lamb (also representing Sally, Andy and Erika Lamb); Tony Le Page; Pete Leaman (also representing Karen Leaman); Steve Kendall; Geoff Le Page, Lynne, Shirley, Tina, Caren and Mark; Norman and Sandra Hare; Chris Bonham and Cathy Bonham; Nigel Carter (also representing Martin and Kathy Blondel, Ken and Jean Morrison and John Sheppard); Gary Sheppard; Bill Cohu; Jess De La Haye; Darren Le Page; Anthony Roberts; Ed Machon; Steve Aller; Maria Gilman; David Collen; Davina and Alexis Mansell; Peter Brewin (also representing Sarah-Jayne Brewin); Ken Lainé; Sophie Herschel; Denis Riddell (also representing Access Scaffolding); Mac Gallienne (also representing Ounsworth Décor Ltd);

Peter Watson (also representing F Watson and Son Ltd); Tony and Jill Wills (also representing John and Helen); Peter and Annie Fisher; Sue and Adrian Ashman (also representing Dorey, Lyle and Ashman); Jo Wyatt (also representing Tim Wyatt, Edward Sebire, Henry Sebire, Monty Wyatt and Peter Kite); Richard Smith (also representing Kathy Smith, Jay Smith, Nathaniel Smith and The Directors of C A Duquemin Ltd); Val and Ian Bloese (also representing Val and John Campbell); Toni Clayton (also representing Directors and staff Channel Welders Ltd, Derek and Jane Rossiter, Paul Mason and Jane Walden); Steve Pugh (also representing Sandra Pugh and Geoff Simon); Barry and Jackie Bisson (also representing Carolle and David Rowson); Sammie Cox (also representing Harry Dick-Cleland, Karen Dick-Cleland, Mia Seabrook and all the staff at Cleland and Co Ltd);

Adrian Machon (also representing the staff of C A Duquemin Ltd); Judy Machon (also representing Sam Machon and Peter and Cara Carré); Peter Sheppard (also representing staff of Style Plumbing and Heating); Alan and Rachel Lucas (also representing Rosemarie and Peter Holland, Niall Lucas, Jody Nelson, Jack Hollands and Jonathan Nichols); Pat Kite (also representing Simon, Ben Kite and family); Sue Ackloo; David Trestain; Lesley Ward (also representing Sylvia and Peter Martel); Tilly Fisken (also representing Georgina Ede-Golightly); Simon and Judy Le Pelley; Julie Lowe; Dr Stephen Sweet; Stephen and Jane Harlow; Loren Rix; Roger and Carolyn Naftel; Des Duarte; Sharon Duarte; John Litchfield (also representing the staff of CI Ceramics);

Steve Ingrouille (also representing Carolyn Ingrouille and Martin Moullin); Richard Brown; Peter Joy (also representing Jenny Joy); Gary Jehan (also representing Geoff Jehan); Paul and Lorraine Roberts; Julian Peacegood; Pam and Les Hilton (also representing Max and Suzy); Darren du Jardin; John Falla (also representing Jocelyn, Joelle, Sam and Millie); Richard and Stephanie Nickolls; Avril Elliott (also representing Neil Carre and Hepburns Insurance); Lucas Willis; Julien Hunt; Geoff and Heather Norman (also representing Norman Piette Group); John and Clare Meerveld (also representing the residents of Fort Grey Apartments); Jeremy Rihoy (also representing J.W Rihoy and Son, Andrew Duquemin and family, D.D Duquemin Ltd and Charles McHugh);

Flowers were from Cynthia, Mark, Sean and all your family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or SSAFA, C/o Matt Litten, La Maison D’Aval, Rue Des Messuriers, St Peters, GY7 9SL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

A Celebration of Life, prior to cremation for Yvonne Burkhardt who passed away at her home, aged 62 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Opening Music was “Out of Africa” by John Barry of York and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. A Poem Adaption of “Away” by James Whitcomb Riley was read by William. Tribute to Eve written by Andy was read by Michelle Duquemin. Music played During Time of Reflection, together with a photo montage was “Make You Feel My Love” by Adele. The Reading “You Were Very Special” was read by Michelle Duquemin. Committal and Concluding Words including Grief Blessing and Poem for Evan “Love Like Starlight Never Dies” from “No Matter What” by Debi Gliori. Closing Music was “More Than This” by Roxy Music.

The Mourners Were: Andy Burkhardt, husband (also representing John and Margaret Starr, Philip Starr (Yorkshire), Terence Starr, Catherine, Rhiannon, Owen and James, (Yorkshire)); Will Warrington, son;  Lauren Doughty, daughter-in-law; Evan Warrington, grandson; Conan Lewis, friend (also representing Ailsa, Josh and Rebekah Lewis, Andrew and Emily Vare and Ian and Virginia Tilford); Olive Lett, auntie;

Also Present Were: Pamela Preece (also representing Stanley and Joyce Pipet (Burnham on Sea), Winston Le Prevost and Ethy Lewis (Isle of Wight) and Ruth De La Mare); Francoise Ferbrache (also representing Ricky, Caitlin and Nate Ferbrache); Michel Preece (also representing Julie, Samantha and Calum Preece); Jenny Froome (also representing Tony Froome); Rose Dorey (also representing Vic, Katie and Mark); Pam Niles (also representing the family); Lynn Breban (also representing David, Thomas, Karen, Julie, Claire and families, Di Phillips, Sarah Butler and Natasha, Faith Nails and Hair); John Long, Debbie Long and Amy Long; Isabelle Riley; (also representing Toni Danes) Mike Riley; Sharon Wardle; Ian Wardle; Sheryl Wilkinson; Catriona Jennings; David Wood; Dee and Ian Campbell Sanna Shaw (also representing Marcus Shaw and Arthur Shaw); Jo and Jon Jennings (also representing Debbie Duquemin); 

Chris and Liz Tomlins (also representing George and Laura Collenette and Louise and Leon Collenette); Lionel Jones; Phil Duquemin (also representing Jackie Duquemin and Duncan and Lynn Spencer); Rachel Rugg (also representing Richard, Blake and Ella Le Ber); Paul Killick (also representing Jane Killick, Jacky Hart, Nigel Smith and Ali Gardiner); Gwen Trump (also representing Pastor Matt Gregor and Vazon Elim Church); Petula Hubert (also representing Vanessa Mahy); John Falla (also representing Elizabeth Falla, Jean-Pierre and Rhona Nicolle and the crew of Banjaard); Jackie Toms, (also representing Princess Elizabeth Hospital housekeeping and laundry staff); Tina Avery (also representing John and Emma Avery and Judie Ellis); Molly Allez; Ann Mollet; Jean Guille (also representing Brian Mercer, Sark); Maggie and Dave Herquin; Derrick Leversuch (also representing Marion Leversuch); Dr Julia Rebstein (also representing Island Health); Margaret Ravenscroft; Maureen Le Brun; Gavin Johns (also representing Versus Arthritis); Sharda Wiltshire (also representing Mary Le Cheminant and Mair Beaton); Margaret Pettitt; Jackie Strachan (also representing Hayley Mechem); Tania Munro; Jane Bourgaize;

Steve Greenway (also representing Sam Greenway); Valerie and Stephen Le Tissier; Dr Ruth Jones (also representing L’Aumone Practice);  Maria Simon; Pia Walker; Ros Searle; Becki Meredith (also representing Gill Carre); Nihad Hussain; Catherine Norman; Kay Hardwick; Christine and Gary Willcocks; Simon and Claudette Larbalestier (also representing Marie-France Walden); Ellie and Matt Knowles; Derek Knowles (also representing Sue Knowles); Rebecca Oswin; Lesley Martin; Claire Henriques Maggie Jenkins; Andy Priaulx (also representing Theresa Priaulx); Marie and Dave Banton (also representing Sara Pizzey, Nigel Smith and Ali); Jim and Bernie Nicolle; William and Annabel Raymond, Sark; Claire Waldron (also representing Kaz de Carteret, Kate Home, Nickie Hodgson and Grace Millar); Jo Rose;

John Razzak; Anne Wildeman; Di Aitchison (also representing David and Debbie Bourgaize); Brenda Smart; Tania Russell; Graham Reilly; Paul Williams; Suzy Toynton (also representing Jamie, Rosie and Sally); Chris Joslin (also representing M.S.G.); Mark Webber (also representing M.S.G.); John and Maddy Squires; Julia Schaefer (also representing members of R.C.I.Y.C.); Richard Babbe; Johann Etasse Chris Gregg;

Jean-Marie Geargeoura; Claira Miles; Mick and Jan Taylor; Colin Woodcock; Adrian Goubert (also representing Sarah and Ezra Goubert); Rheino Redelinghuys; Gill Yeaman; Bruce Jenkins; Darren Vogel (also representing Dr Nichola Lloyd); Ali Sage; Ray Armstrong (also representing Rheumatology Consultants); Philippa Le Vasseur (also representing John, Matthew, James Le Vasseur and Tracy Fearis and the PEH);

The following attended from Outpatients and Day Assessment Unit: Dr Ray Armstrong, Candice Meakin, Jane Forman, Teri Lee, Cheri Norman, Vanessa Netherton, Vic McNamara and Kim Le Maitre (they were representing Sara Pizzey, Cathy Smale, Nigel Clark, Dr Michael Clynes, Dr Chris Holroyd, Dr Zoe Cole, Jayne Welbourne, Karen Bell, Medical Records, Jersey Rheumatology Nurse Service, Carol Pearson, Dr Saunders and Dr Matthew); Zac Hannis (also representing Vivian Warrington, Eda Warrington, Zuber Ahmed and Tahir Ahmed);

Flowers were from Andy, Will, Lauren, Evan and family; Vivian, Eda, Karen, Zuber and Tahir

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or The Guernsey Society for Cancer relief, C/o Mrs S J Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Alan Edward Peter Lowe who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 86 years was held at Beckfords Chapel and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “Lord of all Hopefulness”. Opening music was “Largo” by George Frideric Handel. Memories of Alan were given by Nick (son). The Bible Reading was Psalm 121 read by Gene (sister). The Reading “The Last Song” Adapted from J.R.R. Tolkien was read by Nicola(daughter-in-law). Reverend Linda Le Vasseur gave the Sentences, Prayers, Words of Comfort, Commendation and Committal. Closing Music was “The Four Seasons “Spring in E Major, RV.269:I. Allegro by Antonio Vivaldi.

The Mourners Were: Nicholas and Nicola Lowe, son and daughter-in-law; William Tucker-Lowe, grandson (also representing Dominic Thunhurst, step-grandson); Gene Rowe, sister; Anne Le Tissier, niece and Neil Le Tissier; Jakki Chick, niece (also representing Rebecca Mourant and Sam Mourant); Shirley Tulié (also representing Norman Tulié, cousin and David Tulié, cousin);

Also Present Were: Fleur Rowe (also representing Simon Rowe, Robert and Carolyn Tucker) Anne Le Goupillot (also representing Marian Sarl and Chrissy Salmon); Jess  Bowditch (also representing Anna); Terry and Janet Duquemin (also representing Tim and Lisa); John Webster (also representing Angela Webster); Martin and Roz Streeting; Audrey and Ken Falla; John and Margaret Helyer; Chris and Sarah Carr; George Tulié (also representing John and Lorna Tulié) Rob Tulié (also representing Eileen Tulié); Margaret Le Page; Jane Collenette; Miranda Tostevin (also representing Phillip Tostevin, Chris Taylor, Pierre Le Marre and Jamie Batiste; Keith Robert; Marcel Lenormand (also representing René and Cynthia Lenormand);

Adele Parsons (also representing Jane, Charles, David, Kate and families and Rachel, Steve, Daniel and Anna Beadle);

The following attended virtually: Charlotte Tucker-Lowe, granddaughter and Joe Sherratt John and Jane Collenette, brother and sister-in-law Michael and Jean Paul

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Dementia Friendly Guernsey, C/o Guernsey Community Foundation, First Floor, Tudor House, St Peter Port, GY1 1DB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Nellie May Carre who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 94 years was held at The Salvation Army and conducted by Major Andrew Diaper-Clausen.

The organist, Keith Duquemin accompanied the singing of “As the varied way of life we Journey” and “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind”.  The Tribute was given by Pauline Hewlett, granddaughter. There was a Solo entitled “I’m in his Hands” by Sue Le Poidevin. The Bible Reading, Ezekiel 47, together with the Prayers, Thought and Benediction were given by Major Diaper-Clausen.  

The Mourners Were: Angela and Joe Hewlett, daughter and son-in-law; Pauline Hewlett, granddaughter; Linda Milford, daughter; Henry Milford, son-in-law (also representing Katrina Milford, granddaughter, Connor Milford, great-grandson and Naomi and Herbie Taylor, cousins); Hazel Hosking, daughter; Gavin De La Mare, grandson; Simon De La Mare, grandson; Chantel De La Mare; Siân De La Mare, great-granddaughter (also representing Isla De La Mare, great-granddaughter); Christine Ozanne, granddaughter (also representing Amber, Ella and Stefan); Colour Sargent and Ted Garnham (also representing Pam Garnham, Terry Peter and Paul Garnham and Janet Falla, daughter); David Trubuil, nephew; Suzette Trubuil, great-niece (also representing Yvette Trubuil and family, Birmingham and Ruth Hamilton and family, Scotland); Pam Carre, step-daughter-in-law (also representing Jonathan and Andrew Carre and Beryl Collas); Keith Carre, stepson;

Also Present Were: Kim and Nina Marquis; Rose Domaille (also representing Maureen Bessin); Norma Martin (also representing Melissa Picton and Dave and Lynne and family); Keith and Christine Duquemin (also representing Stuart Duquemin, Neil and Liz Duquemin and family and Ann and Terry Watt); Jonathan Gallagher (also representing Rebecca Gallagher, Jon and Sarah Bond and Colin Bond);

Maureen and Dean Mourant; Caroline Corbet; Mary Torode; Megan Ridley; Mr and Mrs King; Roy Bougourd (also representing Tracey Bougourd); Hazel Le Page (also representing Joy Nicolle); Jean Craker; Ron Le Page (also representing Sheila Duquemin); Irene Morris; Myrtle Tabel;

Sue and Rodney Le Poidevin (also representing Chrissy Chapple); Keith and Wyshe Tostevin; Margaret Radford (also representing Guernsey Home League Friends Together, David and Val Corbin and Pearl de Jersey); Colin and Sue De La Mare (also representing Win De La Mare and Anne and Kim Le Marchant); Lawson and Susan Pipet (also representing Lawson Pipet, Darren Pipet and Martyn Pipet); Mike and Collette Gaudion (also representing Lorraine, Mathew and Kimberley Du Port); Lynne Lowndes and Hearing Dog Halan (also representing Rosie Chandler); Lilian Bale (also representing Chris Bale, Sara and Jamie King and Jo Franis); Val Shell (also representing Darren Shell, Vi Bougourd, La Nouvelle Maraitaine Community Association, Beattie Le Page, Pam Wellington, Millie Kimber, Beattie Le Page, Betty Ogier and Carla Salituri); Roy Romeril (also representing Rosemary Romeril, Audrey and Wilson Le Page and David Noyon);

Flowers were from Angela and Joe. Linda and Henry. Hazel. Simon and Chantel. Katrina and Connor. Gavs, Lilly, Fred and Austin. Paul. Siân and Isla.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to St John Ambulance and Rescue Service, Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1YN.

The arrangements were by Zac Hannis of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Ann-Marie Anderson who passed away at Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge, aged 57 years was held at The Church of Scotland, St Andrews and conducted by Reverend Justin Taylor.

The organist, Mr Alan Boyle accompanied the singing of “Be Thou my Vision” and “The Old Rugged Cross”. Opening music was “Blame it on the Boogie” by The Jackson 5. A poem “Remember Me” by Anthony Dowson was read by Reverend Justin Taylor. The Scripture Reading was Ecclesiastes 3: 1-4. Time of Reflection music was “I say a little prayer for you” by Aretha Franklin. Reverend Taylor gave the Prayers, Eulogy, Notices and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Happy” by Pharrell Williams.

The Mourners Were: Peter Burns, partner; James Anderson, son and Niamh Brouard, daughter-in-law; Amelia Sunderland, daughter and Adam Sunderland, son-in-law (also representing Angus Sunderland, grandson); Jane Le Prevost, sister; Dan Le Prevost, nephew; Sharon Le Prevost and Ray Le Prevost, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Phoebe Le Prevost, niece); Claire Burns; Richard and Jackie Anderson, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Helen Stephens, niece (also representing Grant Stephens and Olly and Ryan Stephens); Tony and Sue Ingrouille, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Kate Dunning, niece and Ben Dunning (also representing Joshua and Samuel Dunning and Joanna Dorey); Peter Anderson, brother-in-law (also representing Mark Le Prevost); Emily Lacey, niece and Mark Lacey; Lucy Waldrom, niece and Steve Waldrom (also representing Evie and Isaac); Karen Girard and Dave Girard, sister-in-law and brother-in-law; Ben Girard, nephew; Matt Girard, nephew and Charley Bailey; Shirley Le Prevost, aunt; Denise King, cousin (also representing Paul King and Auntie Pam); Julia Smith, cousin (also representing Keith Le Prevost, cousin and family and Rose Torode); Margaret Albin (also representing Nancy and Owen Bichard, cousins and Aimee de Jersey-Moore and family);

Also Present Were: Jurat Alan Boyle and Dr Hilary Boyle (also representing Amanda Jones); Sue White; Rachael Day (also representing Louis and Ruby Day); Oliver Day; John and Joanna Ingrouille; Harry Ingrouille; Hazel Bisson (also representing Heather Moriarty); Julia Le Bargy (also representing Emma Le Bargy); Penny Watt (also representing Malcolm Watt and Vicki Montgomery); Linda Veloso; Gwen White; Iain Timms; Naomi and Emma Johns; Jackie Le Page; Sian Simpson (also representing the ex parents and pupils of Happy Days Pre-school); Debbie Ferbrache; Cecelie Branigan (also representing Overseas Trust and Pension Ltd); Sharon Breton (also representing Paddy and family); Irene Falla; Colin de Jersey (also representing Fiona de Jersey); Seb Lowe; Irene Le Cheminant; Stacey Le Cheminant; Mike James; Carla Henry; Rodney and Audrey Brouard (also representing Julie Cook); Maureen Le Page; Allan Bougourd;

Granville and Caroline West (also representing Jessica and Tegan West and Parishoners Euchre Team); Jason Brouard (also representing Lee Collier and Erin Brouard); John Coffey; Susan Dempster; Joe Wright; Dr Zulfigar Ali; Jenny James; Andy Rigden; Steve Mauger (also representing Carole Mauger); John Videlo (also representing Merise and the boys); Diane Spence-Williams (also representing Jane Rolfe and Jeremy Masterman); Colin and Heather Collenette (also representing Sam and Joe Collenette, Helen Vaudin and Becky Le Tissier); Gary and Lynn De Carteret (also representing the De Carteret family and Pembroke Slipway Kiosk); Colin Collenette (also representing Andre Nascimento and Manor Farm Foods); Elizabeth McIntosh; Jan Bailey (also representing Andy and Hen, Alec, Jemma and Divon); Christine and Alan Ozanne (also representing Sarah and Becky Ozanne);

Gill and Tim Sunderland (also representing Jack and Stuart Sunderland and Sarah Dorey); Sue de Carteret (also representing Shane, Jamie and Anna); Vicky Batiste and Tara Batiste (also representing Andy Batiste); Sara Billson; Julia Hunkin; Thomas Henry; Lorraine Sarre (also representing Pauline Sarre, Jamie Sarre, Monica Condon and Alan Lowe); Gary and Lesley Le Huray (also representing Colin and Eileen Le Huray); Leil Le Messurier; Jemma Martin (also representing Catherine Suttie); Donna Gallienne; Carol Gallienne; Gareth Whitchurch (also representing the team at House of Hair); Kevin Butt (also representing Debra Butt); Jannine Bell; Kay Lowe (also representing Chris Lowe); Julie Bougourd (also representing Paul, Oliver and Nicholas Bougourd); Sue Le Friec (also representing Guernsey Welfare Service and Nick Le Friec); Kevin and Maureen Davidson; Steve White (also representing David and Rose Thoums); Aileen Finnerty; Harry Martel; Hannah Damant;

Flowers were from Peter, James, Amelia and family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Royal Papworth Charity, Papworth Road, Cambridge, CB2 0AY or online at royalpapworthcharity.com 

The arrangements were by Paula Ettesse-Wilson of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to private interment, for Peter Després who passed away at Le Platon Residential Home, aged 77 years was held at St Matthews Church, Cobo and conducted by Reverend Gill Nobes.

The organist, Mr John Le Pelley accompanied the singing of “Father, hear the prayer we offer” and “The Lord’s my Shepherd”. Opening music was “Chanson de Matin” played by organist, Mr John Le Pelley. The Bible reading 1 Corinthians 13 was read by Archie Després. The Eulogy was read by Ron Després and Julian Després. The Bible reading Psalm 121 was read by Peter Dobson. Reverend Nobes gave the Sentences, The Collect, Prayers and Commendation and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Judie Després, wife; Katherine Beck and Detlev Beck, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Mr and Mrs H Lieder); Captain Julian Després and Timothy Goundry, son and son-in-law; Mark Després and Lucy Després, son and daughter-in-law; Abigail Beck and Colin Beck, granddaughter and grandson; Archie Després and Coco Després, grandson and granddaughter; Ron Després and Jill Després, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Ross Després, nephew, Star and Willow Després, great-niece, Val Selwood, cousin and Dave Selwood, Jonathan Webb, Brian Lowe and Shaun Lacey); Yolande Ifold, niece (also representing Davide Ifold); Nicholas Després, nephew (also representing Karen Després, daughter-in-law); Heather Després, great-niece (also representing Fern Després and Rosemary); Michelle Constantine, sister and Nick Constantine, brother-in-law; Emma Després, niece and Ewan McInness; Elijah McIness and Eben McIness, great-nephews; Ray Cook, cousin and Janet Cook; Lorna Le Prevost, cousin; Mildred Le Poidevin, cousin (also representing the family).

Also Present Were: June Legg and Dominique Legg (also representing David Legg, Gail Hobbs, (UK) and Caroline Davey); Peter Dobson and Marina Dobson (also representing Andrew, Kirsty and Isla Dobson, Ann and John Good and Andy and Jill Beardsell); Sue Thomson; (also representing Marcos and Helen Toffanellow and family); Andrew Snell, Bailiwick Commissioner, Guernsey Scout Association (also representing Leaders and members of Guernsey Scouting, Wayne Bulpitt, Vice president of the Scout Association and former Bailiwick commissioner, Julie Bulpitt, former Bailiwick Commissioner and Nick Paluch, former Bailiwick Commissioner); Richard Leale, Vice President Guernsey Scout Association (also representing Christine and the Reverend Bev Hervé);

Jim English (also representing Andrew Sparks, John Gordon, Trevor Page, Peter Jones, Mike Garrett, John Loveridge, The Worshipful Master and Brethren of Loyalty Lodge No 243 and The Provincial Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Guernsey and Alderney);  James and Helena Duguid (also representing Sarah and Ollie) Joanne Murphy (also representing Gill Kelly and staff at Le Platon Residential Home); Clinton Le Page (also representing The Reverend Linda Le Vasseur and Stephanie Nickolls); Eileen Baird (also representing Barbara Minta, Julian Patch and Ken Jones); John Prout; Pete Baker (also representing Phil Jonkmans); Gordon Grantham; Jane Allen (also representing Brian Allen); Geoff Palmer; Alan Ritchie (also representing Annette Batiste); Jurat Peter S T Girard and Gill Girard; Marian Carré (also representing Michael Carré and Paul, Jane and Claire); Peter Ferbrache; Dave and Maggie Martel; Wendy Meade and Jim Ridgewick (also representing Adrian and Jenny); Ryall and June Le Tissier (also representing Zara Betts); Bob Marquis (also representing Christine Marquis); John and Linda Ashby; Ray and Janet Cook; Ann Harland; Charlie Corbett; Clare Bowden (also representing Simon Bowden); Liz and Peter Kaines; Jackie Anderson (also representing Richard Anderson); Jean and Tony Sebire (also representing Mark and Leigh Sebire);

Trevor Grayland; Trevor Rogers-Davis (also representing Ken and Jean Rogers-Davis); John Atkin (also representing Jonathon Webb); Julien Diligent (also representing Albert Wickham); Helen Banks; Cora and Olwen Lee; Paul and Jill Allen; Pauline Mahy (also representing Geoff Mahy); Andrew and Kerry Mountford; Colin Guilbert (also representing Susan Guilbert); Alison and David Merifield); David and Julie Fletcher; Clare Giles (also representing Simon, Toby and Imogen Giles and Alison Ogier); Geoff Mahy (also representing Susan Mahy); Marion Morgan; Bruce Tostevin Loyalty 243; Sue Thomson (also representing Marcos, Helen and family); Alan Envoldsen; David Laurent; Liz Garton; Emma Mansell; Will Holloway (also representing Phillipo and Bonslle); Daniel Rix; Mike Mauger; David Haslam (also representing Judith Haslam and Dean Lee); James and Helena Duguid (also representing Oliver and Sarah, also the Leighly family); Martine Legg; Ian Blanchard; David and Barbara Amory;

James de la Rue (also representing Philip Amory and Ajay Wiltshire); David Hill (also representing Christine Clarke (Horton)); Tim and Sue Cross; Susan Martel (also representing Caroline Burton and Neil Martel); Terry Ashworth (also representing Louise Ashworth); Ryall Le Tissier; Audrey Bisson; Derek Neale (also representing Jane Neale); Bryan and Vicky Preston (also representing Samantha Le Tissier, Paul and Barbara Steer, Doric, Jo and Sebastian Steer and Guthrie Steer); Gary and Lesley Le Huray (also representing Sally Nicolle); John Elliott; Michelle Dorey; Stella Bougourd (also representing Yvonne Payne); Robert Prigent (also representing 8th Guernsey Sea Scout Group); Malcolm Watt; Stan and Hilary Horton (also representing Loyalty Lodge); Sue Bray; Lara Ashby; Matthew Ashby; Canon Gerald Hetherington; Sandra Hare (also representing Peter Sherbourne); Pat Child; Ron Wilkes-Green; Lynn Breban; Larry and Shirley Burtenshaw (also representing Drew, Darren and families); Eric and Sue Grimsley (also representing Isabel Mauger); Geoff Ayres (also representing Penny Ayres); Colin McClean (also representing Danny Blatchford); Mike Perchard (also representing Lesley Perchard);

Pat Queripel, 12th Guernsey Scouts; Jurat David Hodgetts (also representing Christina Hodgetts); Rose and Frank Farish (also representing Adam Farish and Olwyn Lane); Carole Lodge (also representing Arnold and Simon Lodge and Christine Ozanne); Sarah Bonsall (also representing Richard Fyfe); Kevin O’Kane Victor Carey Lodge No 6892; Ken Gibbs; Doreen Wells (also representing The Guernsey and Sarnia Trefoil Guilds); Beverley Holliday (also representing Jenny Tasker); George and Sally Ann Sauvage (also representing Andrew Sauvage and Rachel Parrot); John and Barbara Hervé (also representing Joan Harrison); Margaret Le Tissier; Tony Le Tissier (also representing The Ancient and Accepted Rite, District of the Channel Islands); Christine Anthony (also representing Brian Anthony, Rachel Wright and William Dawber); Peter Guilbert (also representing Val Guilbert, Alex, Lucie and Justin Guilbert and Enid Gates, Former Cub Leader 12th Guernsey).

Flowers were from Judie, Mark, Lucy, Archie and Coco, Katherine, Detlev, Abigail, Colin and Parker, Julian and Tim and Ron, Jill, Emma, Ross and families.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to The Bailiwick of Guernsey Scout Association, C/o Matthew Ashby, Les Maingys Activity Centre, Rue Mainguy, Vale, GY6 8NL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for John Michael Howlett who passed away peacefully at 10.30 pm on the 11th July 2023, aged 92 years, at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening music played was “Green, Green Grass of Home” by Kenny Rogers. Michelle gave the Welcome and Thoughts on Life and Death. The Reading “Success” written by Ralph Waldo Emerson was read by Michelle. Music played During Time of Reflection, accompanied by a photo presentation was “Through the Years” by Kenny Rogers. A Poem “When I come to the end of the Horizon” was read by Peter Howlett. Michelle gave the Committal and Final Words which included a warm thank you to the staff on De Sausmarez ward who cared so well for John in his final weeks. 

The Mourners Were: Gloria (Goldie) Howlett, wife; Suzanne Seeds, daughter and Kelvin Seeds, son-in-law (also representing Matthew Seeds, grandson and Emma Seeds, and Sienna, Imogen, great-grandchildren, Australia and Laura Massey, granddaughter and Adrian Massey and Maisie, Jack, great-grandchildren, Australia, Michelle and Phil Johns); Michael Howlett, son and Sally Howlett, daughter-in-law (also representing Molly Bihet and Carol Vivyan); Peter Howlett, son and Sian Parry-Jones; Derek Howlett, son and Bridget Howlett, daughter-in-law; Ryan Howlett, grandson and Kate Howlett (also representing Jake, Archie and Thomas, great-grandchildren and Lorraine Henry, Andy Domaille and Sheila Brehaut); Carly Howlett, granddaughter and Adam Dorey (also representing Jessica and Brooke, great-grandchildren); Cathryn Howlett, granddaughter (also representing Rachael Senior and Morgan Senior); Rosemary Parrott, sister; Geoff Le Friec, nephew and Karen le Friec; Janet Lowndes, niece; Jamie Le Friec, nephew and Suzie Le Friec (also representing family and Anne-Marie and Colin Narbett); Stuart Le Friec, nephew and Sue Le Friec;

Alan Stevens, nephew (also representing Shelly and Christopher Stevens, Alexander and Freddie, the Howlett family, Bury and Pat Howlett, Kent); Karen Allaway, niece (also representing Paul Allaway and John Allaway); Daniel Parrott, nephew (also representing Jessica Judd, niece); Beulah Le Page, sister-in-law (also representing Sheila and Geoff Ward); Gary Le Page, nephew (also representing Sara Le Page); Andy Rowe (also representing Geoff and Sandie Rowe and Paul Wray); Sam Rowe; Becky Rowe (also representing Bodhi); Tom Allaway.

Also Present Were: Colleen Williams (also representing Pat, Beverley, Charlotte and Alex Williams); Julie King (also representing Wendy Birch and Mike and Jane Birch); Jimmy and Jocelyn Erskine; Phillip Ozanne (also representing Grace Ozanne and Irena Vaivoda); Margaret Moullin (also representing Jean Bonifan); Jill Tabel; Bett Savident; Nancy and Tony Ogier; Robin Coutanche; Alan Enevoldsen; Ian Hall; Dennis Chick; Sally Rowe (also representing Chris Rowe, Helen Blampied and family and Simon Rowe and family); Brenda Colley; Steve Mahy; Ken Bonsall; Pam Quertier; Heather Gale; Margaret Marriette; Nigel Massey (also representing Janet and family); Stuart Bush (also representing Pat Bush, Malcolm Lester and Nola Morey); Beryl Hicks (also representing kevin and Sally McAuliffe); Steve Greenway (also representing Sam Greenway, Jean Kimber, Guernsey Sheltered Housing Group Ltd);

Betty and Gerald Blondel (also representing Mary and Michael Wherry); Barry and Liz Kettlety; Iréne Le Huray Robert Lowe; Stephen Naftel (also representing Fiona Naftel); Rob Tulie; Carole and Nev Jehan; Neville and Kathy Jehan; Cheryl Ninnim; John Grainger; Joy Edwards; Kathy and David Le Cras; Anne Pengelley (also representing Avril Cousins, Brian, Michelle Dack, Jasmine Kames and families, Southampton); Mr J and Mrs A Cuthbertson (also representing Mr J and Mrs J Ramsay and Mrs J Vaudin); David Allen (President Guernsey Club de Petanque) and Margaret Allen (also representing Martyn and Pat Mace and Mike and Pauline Torode); Sue and John Dowding (also representing Joan Wenman, Mary Sarre and Barry and Sarah Nichols); Terry and Virginia Quinn (also representing Mavis Aplin); Robin Oliver; Geoff Howe (also representing Gerda Howe); Adele Malpas (also representing Ann Philippo); Geoff Mauger; Gary Cook (also representing Judith Cook); Barry Nicolle (also representing Len Boyde);

Flowers were from the family.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Lewis, Guernsey Harbours, PO Box 631, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service for Bonamy John Martel who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 76 years, was held at St Saviour’s Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Mark Charmley.

Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Opening Sentences and Opening Prayer. The organist, Mr John Le Pelley, accompanied the singing of “Amazing Grace”, “Old Rugged Cross” and “Abide With Me”. The Reverend Tracey Charmley gave the first Bible Reading, Psalm 23 and the Prayers. The second Bible Reading was John 14 vs 1 – 7 and given by Sarah-Jane Allen. Reverend Mark Charmley gave the Sermon, Lord’s Prayer, Eulogy and Commendation. The Time of Reflection music was an arrangement for violin of “Gabriel’s Oboe” by Ennio Morricone, recorded by Bonamy Martel Jr. The Recessional Music was “Nimrod” by Edward Elgar.

The Mourners Were: Margaret Martel, wife; Jeannette and Lee Garland, daughter and son-in-law; Bonamy Jr and Agnes Vukovich-Martel, son and daughter -in-law; John M. Tostevin, father-in-Law; Keith and Margaret Tostevin, brother-in-law and wife; Louise and John Falla, niece and husband (also representing Sophie Van der Kammen, great-niece and Matt Strachon, great-nephew); Jon and Janet Rowe, nephew and wife;

 Also Present Were: Sarah Martin, (also representing Simon Martin, Paul Tostevin, and Phil Livingstone); David Dorey; Liz Parr (also representing Richard, Nick, Hannah and Amy Parr); Ian Dorey (also representing Jacquie Dorey); Pam Chalker and Dave Chalker; Sarah Girard and Dave Girard (also representing Grace Girard and Charles Mahy); Graham and Pauline Garland (also representing Dale Garland, Miriam Le Page, and Peter and Marion Sarl); Jason Brache (also representing Nicolle Brache); Alan Ogier; Mike and Hilary Vermeulen (also representing Paul and Aldwyn Le Cocq); Richard Freeman (also representing Chloe, Ben and Jenna, and Paul and Cathy Freeman); Roland and Carol Guille (also representing Jeremy Smithies); Julian and Margaret Mauger; Philip Nicholson; Bob Creed and Ray Watts (also representing The Royal Guernsey Agricultural and Horticultural Society);

Michael Bray and Susie Bray (also representing The Guernsey Farmer’s Association, Alan Bonnel, and Alison and Toby Peatfield); Pamela and Hirzel Dorey; Michael Eades and Peter Aeschbacher-Aynes (also representing Mr and Mrs Robert Hooley, Louise Eades, Christina Huddle, Laura Huddle, and Oliver Day and family); Jim and Alison Le Pelley (also representing Ian and Philip Le Pelley); Tom Le Pelley (also representing Ann Le Pelley, and Margaret and David Lowe); Mike and Celia Nicolle; Peter Parr; Dave Cowley; Vanessa Lawrence; Bob and Wendy Ozanne (also representing Dave and Anne Stuart); Rodney Brouard (also representing Audrey Brouard and the Stan Brouard Group); Mike and Collette Gaudion; Eric and Sue Legg (also representing Enid Guille); Liz, Jim, Jenny and Dan Naftel (also representing Ian and Mandy Brouard, and Robin Jamouneau); Judy Walker; Fergus Dunlop (also representing Miranda, Ella and John Dunlop);

Wendy Anthony (also representing Ivan Caradeuc and Rodney Dyke); Tony and Jenny Froome (also representing Roger and Clare Froome, all at Bob Froome & Sons Ltd, Simon Lillington, Louie Waddington, Tom Le Prevost, Lynn and David Breban, Marion Le Friec and David Best); Denise Elliott (also representing Susan and Jonathon Hanaghan, Runa Hanaghan, Lucie Hanaghan, and Jayne and Maurice Stewart); Shane Robert (also representing the family, Ian Browning and Adrian Sharp); Mike and Ann Prosser (also representing Carolyn and Rex Drewitt); Kevin Le Breton; Georgie Le Breton (also representing The Island Dog Training Club); Claire Le Cheminant (also representing Carol Le Cheminant and family); Rev. Mark and Rev. Tracy Charmley and Jonathon Charmley (also representing Sophie Charmley and Rev. Linda Le Vasseur); Stuart and Antoinette Walters; Sarah Hendry;

John and Catherine Rowe (also representing Nick Guillemette); Millie Le Poidevin; Nick de Garis (also representing Lorraine de Garis); Olive Le Moigne; Rosemary Wolfe (also representing Howard Mauger); Maurice Hemery (also representing Margaret Hemery); Tom O’Reilly (also representing Nik Heaume); Julie Bulpitt; Charlotte Carr; Richard Rowe; John Le Pelley; Joan and Terry Le Tissier; Michelle Dorey (also representing Anne Dorey); Tony and Marian Falla; Frederica Collingwood; John Le Cheminant (also representing Rosemary and Frank Le Cheminant and family); Richard Keen; Tony Vile (also representing Stella Vile); Mick Fooks (also representing Shirley Fooks); Ian Le Page and Lucy Slimm (also representing George Le Page); Ian Martel;

Michelle Scott (also representing Simon and Sophie Cowley); David de Garis; Rachel Torode (also representing Steve, Leah and Sam Torode); Gwen Davies; Karen Seward (also representing Bill Gladstone); David Tostevin and Terry Howard; Janette Riley; Jean Girard (also representing John Girard); Teunis (Tony) Jager (also representing Justin Jager); Dave Domaille (also representing Guernsey Dairy); Geoff and Karen Harrison; Roger and Sarah Clarke; Liz Ruddy (also representing Daniel Ruddy, and Emma and Richard Curtis); Peter and Carol Martel; Colin Torode (also representing Sheila Torode); Christine Taylor (also representing Steve Taylor); Dave and Carol Brouard (also representing John and Gemma Brouard); Jessica and Kate Ogier; Sarah Walden (also representing Helen Allen); Liz Mauger; Julie Bulpit (also representing Lena Chesney); Zac Hannis (also representing Kay and Malcolm Harvey, Nigel and Maggie Lewis and family and Nick Ozanne); Keiron Ouseley; Kathy Naftel;

Alan Robert (also representing Michaela Guilmoto and Carol Robert); Mark Dorey (also representing Anne Dorey, Josh Dorey, and Peter and Nicky Martel); Margaret Macdonald; Tim and Eleanor Henderson; Carolyn Myryam (also representing Belinda and Nicholas Windsor and Heather McGhee); David Leafe (also representing Sue and Katie Leafe); Rob and Sue Lihou (also representing Margaret Brouard, Derek Webb M.B.E, and Christine Webb); Geoff and Eileen Callaway; Petri and Glenis Lagerstrom (also representing Keith and Rosemary Opie); Sue Loveridge (also representing Terry Buddey); Keith Bienvenu (also representing Forest Stores); Steve Bates (also representing Jo-Anne Bates, James Symons, James Hollowell); Colin Pickard (also representing Suzanne Pickard, Stephen Lansdown and Nick Brown); Keith Enevoldsen (also representing Bert and Mary Enevoldsen, Karen Mason and Stuart Leslie);

Chris and Helen Bradshaw (also representing Emma Feak and Diana Chesney); Colin Collenette (also representing Gwen Collenette and Katrina Godfrey); Julia Watts (also representing Vanessa Benstead, Jean Robilliard, and La Grande Mare Club); Richard Cairns (also representing Pete Sanders); Alan Cox (also representing Lucas Hawkins and Greg Hawkins); Jurat Rev. Peter Lane (also representing Wendy Lane); Neil De La Mare (also representing St Martins Men’s Society); Victor de Garis (also representing Allan Gaudion); Maggie Meller (also representing John, James and Emma Meller, and Rocquette Cider Co.); Cherry Dewey and Pat Hichon; Bob Prestwich (also representing Trevor Pascal and Peter Brouard);

Sally and John Chick (also representing Lucy and Aaron Brehaut, Guernsey Rovers AC, Alan and Sally Machon, and Geoff and Kath Carre); Geoff Le Gallez (also representing Esther Perrée and their family in Little Sark); Andrew De Garis (also representing Suzanne De Garis, and Marcel and Abi De Garis); Charlie Smith (also representing RH Gaudion & Sons Ltd); Carol de Garis (also representing Grant de Garis, Peter Grant and all the Sidaner family); Michelle Oesterman (also representing Paul, Benjamin-Jay and Katie Oesterman); Michelle Boyce (also representing Leonore Falla, Richard Falla, Susan Vaudin and Roselle Bunfield); John and Alison Foley (also representing Diana and Roger Arundale, Gillie and Nicholas Drake, Jane Pilkington, and Geoff and Heather Norman); Jenny Batiste (also representing Clary Batiste); Bill Luff (also representing Rev. John Luff); Owen Keenan; Jenny Prevel (also representing Sandra Collins); Sarah-Jane Allen (also representing William, Robert-James and Gigi Allen, Cleone Ferris and family, and Suzy and Jamie Toynton); Carolyn Le Poidevin;

Richard Breban (also representing Anne Breban); Jim and Angela de Garis (also representing Walter Brehaut); Debbie Ashplant (also representing Richard Ashplant and the family); Richard Graham; Walter and Brenda Tostevin (also representing Julie, Mike and Adam Le Poidevin); Jim Langlois (also representing Jenny Gallie); Jim and Debbie Smart; Steve Hocart (also representing Wendy Hocart); Bruce, Andrea and Emily Tostevin; Liz Froome; Karen and John Le Prevost; Alan Le Cheminant; Rachel Tostevin-Black (also representing Margaret Tostevin and Daisy Black); Julian and Katherine Ogier (also representing Ed Lawrence); Margy Le Gallez (also representing Nigel and Matthew Le Gallez); Graham and Marion Le Poidevin; Marybell Norman (also representing Richard de la Rue, Rodney Collenette, Joanne Pearce and Mollie Dorey); Caroline Creed (also representing the Farm Services Department, Mandy de la Mare, David Chamberlain, and Andrew and Laura Casebow);

Keith and Margaret Tostevin (also representing Charles Mahy and Mick Weysom); Jeremy and Cath Le Cocq (also representing the Le Cocq family and Rhys Ward); Mr R.A Browning, Mrs E.J Browning and Mr G.D Browning; Caroline Allaby; Peter and Anne Bott; Robert MacDougall (also representing Suzette MacDougall); Jurat David Hodgetts (also representing Christina Hodgetts); Ken Laine (also representing Doreen Laine, Fred Goubert, Molli Dorey and Margaret Le Cras);

Val Newman (also representing Lucy Newman, Richard Priaulx, and Jo Pederson and family); Judy Priaulx (also representing Graham Priaulx); Nigel and Sue Bartlett (also representing Tony and Helen Creasey); Jenny Hamon (also representing Dan Hamon and U3A Watercolour Group); Jan Dowding and Frank Dowding (also representing Claire Burns and Julie Inder); Colly Paul (also representing Adrian and Dan Paul); Jan Barbe (also representing Barry and Yvette Barbe); Keith and Michelle Le Parmentier (also representing Margaret Le Parmentier); Antoinette Martel (also representing Ralph Stanton, Samantha Martel and Kameya Soneka); Michael Laine (also representing Peter Laine, Helen Sheppard and family, and Edwina Brazier); Carol Allett (also representing Roy Le Poidevin, Peter Richardson (Cheshire), and John and Joy Le Page); Evie Le Noury (also representing Josie Le Cras); Derek and Sarah Baird (also representing Isabelle Vets); R.L Heaume (also representing Roy Burton);

Stuart Rowe (also representing Roger and June Rowe, Simon Rowe, and Samantha and Dave Saunders); John Henry (also representing Chris Tippett, Bob Kimber and Tim Lesbirel); Madeleine Renouf (also representing Brian Renouf, and Mandy and Trevor Haynes); Rita Marquand (also representing Malcolm Marquand and Sue Le Gallez); Shirley and Gerald Durman; Peter Bourgaize (also representing the family); Hazel and Geoff Bougourd; John and Mary de Lisle; Dr Harvey Marshall (also representing Hazel Marshall); Tom Bougourd (also representing Rob Lesbirel); Gerald and Janet Carey; Peter De La Mare; Simon and Judy Le Pelley; Andy Cluett (also representing Richard Valpied); Sara-Jane Lampitt (also representing William, CJ and Maddie Peatfield); Richard and Juliet Strappini; Dennis and Sandra McKane; Alison and Mark Le Patourel (also representing Ian and Simon Le Patourel and Jean Eustace); Alan and Debbie Dorey (also representing Claire Teed); Danielle Le Gallez; Janet Rowe; Michael Allen; Wilma Nicolle; Jason Green (also representing Heidi, Charlotte and Jemima Green); Roger Pres; Winston Pipet; Guy and Gill Quigley; David Bray; Cathy ad Paul Bailey; Vicki Archard;

Tim Spencer (also representing Gillian Spencer); Gill Freeman (also representing Martin Freeman, and Patrick, Louisa and Charles Damant); Brian and Vicki Montgomery (also representing Malcolm and Penny Watt); Jenette Bales (also representing Kevin, Tony and Marie Fleming); Sir de Vic Carey (also representing Lady Bridget Carey); Mavis Guille; Mary Pease (also representing Jonathon Pease);

Clare Glynn-Riley; James Houchard (also representing Jill Houchard); James Rihoy; Harry Phillips (also representing Jo Phillips, and Roger and Grace Phillips); Justin Lesbirel (also representing Carl Queripel and Adam Bailey); Sheila Mechem (also representing John Mechem); Brian Le Tocq; Graham and Linda Dorey; Ivo De Garis; Raymond Ashton; Michael Naftel.

Flowers were from the family.

Donations made in memory of Bonamy were to be sent to Cancer Research UK (Guernsey Branch), c/o Lynda Mildon, 2 La Petite Clos, La Couture, St Peter Port, GY1 2EB or the Bulstrode Oncology Unit. C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Anni Bichard who passed away at her home, aged 66 years was held at St James and conducted by Felix Muscat.

Welcoming songs were a medley of Anni’s favourite artists covered by Mr Luke O’Donnell on the Steinway Grand Piano. Opening music was “Under Pressure” Queen – David Bowie and Annie Lennox. The Eulogy, Remembering Anni – written by Anni’s husband Chris, was read by Richard Bichard, brother-in-law. The Hymn sung was, “Do not be Afraid, For I have Redeemed you”. Memories of Anni were given by Adrian Sarchet, Mark Torode and Maria Sendlhofer, (niece). The Bible Readings were First Letter of St Paul to the Corinthians – chapter 13 verses 1-8 and St John’s Gospel – chapter 14 verses 1-6 and read by Felix Muscat. Reverend Felix also gave the Prayers, Final Commendation and Farewell and Blessing. Recessional music was “Sit Down” by James.

The Mourners Were: Chris Bichard, husband; Magdalena Bichard, daughter; Lewis Keir Ogier, grandson; Scott Angus, son-in-law; Liesi Sendlhofer, sister; Peter Haas, brother-in-law; Mathias Sendlhofer, brother (also representing Felix Sendlhofer and Michael Sendlhofer); Roswitha Sendlhofer, sister-in-law; Maria Sendlhofer, niece; Alexander Sendlhofer, nephew; Ben Le Noury, nephew; Matthew Le Noury, nephew; Karel Harris, cousin (also representing Sheila Sendlhofer and Carol Goodwin); Linda Le Noury, sister-in-law; Claire Charnley, niece (also representing Andrew Charnley, Lilly-May Charnley and Nigel Le Noury); Philippa Harris (also representing Jill Harris); Nicola Harris (also representing Debbie and John Anderson); Richard Bichard, brother-in-law (also representing Lucie Bichard); Tara Gaynor, goddaughter;

Also Present Were: Calum, Emma, Ben and Charlie Le Noury (also representing Michele, Heather Fattorini and David and Margaret Nussbaumer); Ady Sarchet and Mark Torode (also representing Vive La Vallette); Maggie Talbot-Cull (also representing family Guezo, from the pool); Debbie Sealley; Lonia Daniels (also representing Peter Daniels); Simon and Claudette Larbalestier;

Jenny Steer (also representing Dennis Steer); Wendy Le Cras (also representing Derek); Dilly Ozard; Laura and Mick Le Flocq (also representing Ann and Pete Bott); Imogen Kreckeler; Michael Kinnersly (also representing Jeanette Fattorini and Peter Le Cheminant); Christine O’Meara (also representing Trish McDermott); Carolyn Wild (also representing John Wild and Ruby Winterflood); Becca Long (also representing Liz Orton, Perry Spivey and Charlotte Long); David Upson (also representing Rachel O’Brien, Jules Upson, Isabelle Upson, Elizabeth O’Brien, Alison Wood, Juliet Marquis and Nigel Marquis); Angela Le Page (also representing Carolyn Myryam); Tina Le Brun (also representing Judy, Howard and Daisy Darby and Anna Oxley); Emily Grainger (also representing Zoe Grainger and John Grainger); Dave Chapman; Nat Tostevin; Alana Evans; Sue King; Kristina and Gul Ahmed, Hideaway team; Will Le Bargy (also representing Mary Murray); Andrew Degnen; Sandis Zile;

Dina Zile; Jenny Benjamin (also representing the Benjamin family, Schneider family, Schilling family, John and Maria Emly and Mark and Gillian Chaplin); Richard Phibbs (also representing Natalie Phibbs); Aidan Le Poidevin; Colin Fallaize (also representing Karin Fallaize); Jenni Laine; Julie Chester; Elizabeth Robert (also representing Greg Robert and Alicia Weldon); Rachel Wright (also representing Tim, Jacob and Hannah Wright); Christine Wright (also representing Bunty Wright); Elizabeth Robert (also representing Vanessa Bourgaize) Karen Brzozka (also representing Steve Kail, Denise Tucker and Kim Berry); Marian Root (also representing Jerry Root and Sue and Frank Degnen); Karen Torode (also representing Ron Torode, Cath Loveridge, Gill Carré and Janice Meakin); Sue and Tim Orton (also representing George Orton); Friedl Adams; Lisa Gavey;

Christine Morton (also representing Colin Morton, Rose and Peter Druckes, Rita Bremsath (Germany) and Paulin Robinson); Sue Oliphant (also representing Steve Oliphant, Phil and Maggie Matt and Tammy Menteslvili)’; Rob and Jackie Angus (also representing Ross Angus, Joy Skillet, Marion Fourie and Milly and Colin and family); Ruth Gregson and Brian Roussel (also representing Steve Falla and Liz Carre); Roy Kirkpatrick (also representing the team at Sidlocks of Guernsey); Chloe Steadman (also representing Paul Belben, Andrew Senneck and all Visit Guernsey); Julie and Frank Coppolo (also representing Gia and Ross and their families);

Edward and Rebecca Mann (also representing The Guernsey Information Centre, Mark Bertrand, Julie Wratten, Ellen Gargan, Christian Kehoe, Elizabeth Sweet and Angie, Adrianna and Amber (Post Office Girls); Angie Tolcher (also representing Martin Tolcher, Adam Tolcher, Verity Tolcher and Fred and Berry Wallnofer); Claire Hermann-Smith (also representing Adele Hermann, Trudy Piprell, Kelly Hermann and Karina Fallaize and families); Stan and Nicola Challis (also representing Jude and Tony Beaugeard, Margaret Edwards, Lorraine Pannett, Alison Sage and Sarah and John Wyatt); Kate Tall (also representing John); Wendy Pedder (also representing Margrit Bishop and Isabel de Menezes); Sharon Hickman (also representing Kevin Hickman, peter and Mary Rouillard and Sharon Bougourd); Daniel M Rodrigues; Alexis Mansell (also representing William and Oliver Mansell and All at Grange Lodge Hotel);

Davina Mansell (also representing Paul, Debbie, Leah and Shakira Langmead and Geraldine Cunningham); Ronnie and Sally Johnson (also representing Mark and Tracey Johnson); Rachel Dawson (also representing Graham and Claire Dawson); Shiralee Le Page and Ian Le Feuvre (also representing Paulette and Vince McEneaney); Richard and Rosie Perkins; Mary Lowe (also representing Chris Lowe, Deputy Peter Ferbrache, Deputy Lester Queripel, Deputy David de Lisle, Deputy Carl Meerveld, Deputy Chris Blin, Deputy John Gollop, Steve Roberts, Alderney rep, States of Guernsey, Deputy Chris Le Tissier, Deputy Aidan Matthews and Alex Snowden, Alderney rep, States of Guernsey); Stuart and Sue Falla (also representing George and Sally-Ann Sauvage); Michael Wegerer (also representing Katherine Wegerer, Heinz, Gabi, Hagen and Roland Wegerer and family); Jurat and Mrs David Hodgetts (also representing Richard and Daisy Hodgetts); Patricia de Carteret (also representing Vera Balls); Mike and Sue Brock (also representing family);

Marie and Tim Maclure; Aidy Machon (also representing Fizz Ward and Carole Turner); Ian Wood (also representing Anne Le Poidevin); Geoff and Yvonne Osborne (also representing Eddie and Monika Robinson); Glynn and Sue Payne; Jenny Chainey (also representing Laura Edwards); Martine Schupfer; Angela Fauci; Jean Harvey; Lynn Mosser and Konrad Mosser (also representing Ruari O’Neill, Carissa Mosser-O’Neil, Erika Mosser-Bouroughs, Adam Mosser-Boroughs and Mandy Ashwell); Rosita Alves (also representing Nobby Alves);

Stephen Purtill (also representing John Teed, Christa and Michael Roberts and Cathy Ellis); Judith Watson (also representing Louise Payne and Margaret Bridgman); Jane Killick (also representing Paul Killick); Peter and Elizabeth Davies; Gloria Mills; Julia and Stuart Duquemin; Gwyneth Gallienne (also representing Paul Gallienne); Jackie Ward (also representing Soo Wellfair, Andrew Walker, Ann Outram, Neville Jehan, Ine Davies, Colin and Agnes Perry (Alderney) and Eric Grimsley); Suzanne Falla (also representing Alice Falla-Sebire); Vanessa Marsh (also representing Roger Allsopp, Jane Romanillos, Julie and Sam Thompson, Scampi Sunday Swimmers, Maria Gill, Lorna Babbe, Justine Riley and James Harrison); Joanna Vokes (also representing Matthew Godfrey, Michael Farrorini, Heather Fattorini and all staff at Lince Salisbury Limited); Tina Dorfner (also representing Max Dorfner);

Ian Shillito (also representing Kate, Anthony and Joe Shillito); Robin Ruzzon (also representing Michaela Ruzzon and Ronya Ruzzon); Maureen Jehan (also representing Rose Barlow and David Barlow); Sally Nicolle (also representing Paul Philippe); Len and June Hicks (also representing the family, Molly Bihet and Janine Le Sauvage); Sandra Hardill (also representing Ian Hardill, Steve and Mary Le Poidevin and Prince and Princess Nicholas Galitzine); Mr and Mrs D Durman; Sarah Reilly (also representing Graham Reilly); Sheila Smith (also representing Jane Le Page, Anne Smythe and Bernadette Lyth); Pauline Fowler; Donna Le Cheminant (also representing Peter Le Cheminant and Vera Biggs); Dave Stonebridge; Alex and Rebecca Ogier; Denise Evans (also representing Peter Campbell and Juliet Evans); Steve Bougourd; Will and Tracey Van Zanten; Julie Twigg (also representing Rosie Twigg and Alan Edwards); Madeleine Dawson; Peter English; Dave Chapman;

Jean Sebire (also representing Tony Sebire); Bob Lee (also representing Rachael and Kim); Julie Miranda; Grace Davidson; Christine Anthony (also representing Ryan Anthony and Peter and Wendy Lane); Sara Hall; Jennifer Jones (also representing Warren Hall); Grace Spittal (also representing Vicky); Andy and Maria Adam; Stephen Naftel; Rita Addison; Judy Porter; Steve Bacon (also representing Corinne Bacon, Morag Gillespie, Chris Gillespie, Paul Wilson and Sue Wilson); Francis Bowerbank; Maggie Talbot-Cull; Justine Riley; Samuel Ngure; Thomas and Lin Rickauer; Emma Parnell; Sian Jones (also representing Joey Le Blond; Margaret Webster (also representing Geoffrey Moss);

Peter Le Masurier and Rosemary Le Masurier; Neil Le Vallee and Jane Smith; Joseph Paul; Paul Cutter (also representing Carla Franklin); Gary Naftel; Constance Tehan; Janine and David Skillett; Reinhard Schreimaier, Mercury Distribution; Justine Clay; Katalin Mayores; Attila Duro; Sue Sheehan; Marcel, Rocquettes Hotel; Joao Jose De Frances, Moores Hotel; Alessia Grasso; James Morton and Jonathan Morton; Aualia Gouveria; Josie Ruzzon; Adam Clayton (also representing Mary Guymar, Emma Clayton and Tony Clayton); Laura Clayton; Fiona Morton and Elizabeth and Sylvie; Apichat Kong (Non); Kishore Palma; Tom Daish (also representing Daish family); Joshua Black; Cathy Mayer (also representing Dominic and family); Natty Abreu; Hassan Khaled; Gina Atkinson (also representing Alison Le Cheminant);

Susanna and Matesz Nagy; Georgia D’Arcy; Courtney and Tutu; Roy Hobbs; Freddie and Elsa Pereira (also representing Pierre Bonenfont, Natalie and Miranda); Karen McLuskey; Jane and Richard Keyho (also representing Becky Powers); Terry and Trudy Ferbrache; Annie Bolt (also representing Dominique Bolt); Wayne and Jen Piercey (also representing Jacob and Ellie Piercey, Marcel and Pauline Sangan and Jennifer Piercey); Glenda Tucknott; Jonathon Side; Elaine Ellington; Attile Majoros; John de Jesus; Len Marquis (also representing Joy Marquis); Kelly Musson and Julie McAuley (also representing Rebecca Help); Colette Bearder; Jason Hamon and Nikki Hamon, staff Turf and Surf; Janine Lewis (also representing John Lewis, Francesca and Jamie Salmon and Julia Wilkes); Laura Fallaize (also representing Dave and Sharron Perryman); Paul Brehaut; Keith and Barbara Matthews; Brian and Pam Staples (also representing Joe Gilbert); Mireille Ball; Avril Balille-Corbin; Dave Hillion; Nick Olliver (also representing Jan and family);

Rebecca Simmons (also representing Richard Simmons); Caroline and Bob Reed; Lucy Alves (also representing Jenny and Tony Hobbs); Ajit Shaw; Samantha Lees; Catherine Lees; Andy Pumford; Peter A Martel; Eileen Baird; Stuart Hardie (also representing Sally hardie and Andrew Wilkinson); Anita Walker; Marilyn Page; Mo McLellan (also representing Sharon Finn-Davey); Sarah Van Zanten (also representing Robert Thomas and Charlotte); Lesley Aylward; John and Julia Singer; Pam and Brian Timms; Carl Dawson; Corinne Joy; Jean-Pierre Mace (also representing Debbi Stokes); Kathleen Bourgaize (also representing Phillip Walters); Chris Betley; Ken Baker; Richard and Fiona Travers;

Emanuela Cappucci (also representing Luca Serventi); Aoife Bennett (also representing Shaun Bennett, Christine Jennings, Denis Mason and family); Anna Rita Cappucci (also representing Rosso Restaurant); Guada Hek; Suzanne Battey (also representing Richard Battey and family); Stephen Black; Mr and Mrs Nippers; Emma Schofield (also representing Jo Mcphail); Jenny Tasker (also representing Coeliac Coffee Morning Group); Julia Collivet; Jennifer Thomas; Judy Wade (also representing Karen Dorey); Jilly Ferbrache; Martyn Le Page; Eamonn Finnerty and Ann Finnerty; Paul Walsh (also representing Jamie and Susie Le Friec); Tom Lees; Elodie Bigeard; Michael Nicholls; Jon Bond (also representing Colin Bond); Pierre Hervé (also representing Ben Hervé, André Hervé and Renee Hervé); Naomi Wakeford (also representing Sue Chapman); Joan Hervé (also representing Ken Thomson and Jan Morris);

Jane Holmes (also representing Martin Morgan); Trudy Casbolt (also representing Karen and John Le Prevost); Marion and Graham Le Poidevin; Laura Briginshaw (also representing Paul Briginshaw); Carol Scowen (also representing Sheila and Richard Cunliffe); Doreen Wells; Donnie Lovell; Neil Farrand (also representing Tracy Farrand); Andrew Lamb and Erika Lamb; Andrew Pouteaux (also representing Chris Base, Valma Cameron and Jack Honeybill); Julie Madeley; Andrew and Elizabeth Coleman; Rev Dr Robert Harnish; Janet and Derek Gallienne (also representing Cassie); Joy Tostevin; Hazel Fry (also representing Caroline Robins); Louise De Carteret (also representing Gemma, Stephen and Lauren); Geraldine Bowen and Bill Bowen; Stephanie Acton (also representing Nigel Acton and Suzanne Smith); Dolores and Dick Young; Pat and Bob Finigan; Mark Brouard and Susan Brouard; Gaby Betley (also representing Max and Maddie Betley); Mike Hopkins;

Peter and John Black (also representing Nick Martel); Brian Roussel; Alan and Paula Cross; Mr and Mrs Till; Steve and Jan Chainey; Sherri Le Lacheur; Colin Saxby (also representing Nikki Saxby and Phil and Jeanette Dunn); Mike Bichard; Corine Bichard; Dr and Mrs Watson (also representing Edel Fay); Tony and Sue Mahy (also representing Steve Mahy) Nick and Rosanne Bonanni; Karen Gillen; Pat Watson; Alyssa Toms (also representing Zoe and Rob Toms); Celia Ferreira; Suzanne Archer; Susan Black; Colin Quesnel; Barbara Quesnel; Poppy Quesnel; Louise Quesnel; Aliesha Quesnel;

Rachel Dawson (also representing Bev and Steve Le Blond); Trevor Leech (also representing Rachel Leech and Adrienne Leech);  Mary Backlund; Susan Hindle (also representing Graham, Ellie and Adam Hindle); Eric and Muriel Ferbrache; Aileen Preston; Jurgen Denner (also representing Jonathan and Hayley Jackson); Viv Wenman (also representing Phil Wenman and Julie Wratten); Valerie Scowen (also representing James Scowen); Francina Le Cheminant; Oliver Orton (also representing Nicholas Parkes); Manuel Dos Reis and Fatima; Stewart Ewing (also representing Anne Ewing, Phil Le Ber and Lloyd and Di Gaudion); Janet Van Zanten; Sarah Van Zanten; Patsy Collenette (also representing Maurice Sangan and Lesley Perchard); Chris and Jill Lucas; Val Clark; Vanessa Hinchcliffe; Gunter and Theresa Botzenhardt; Gennaro and Belinda Festivo (also representing Carla Perestrelo, Angela Castro and Gianluca Pori and Hotel de Havelet);

Zac Hannis (also representing Stephen Francis, Reverend Linda Le Vasseur and Janine Engel); Sean Murphy (also representing Magda Murphy); Colleen Irven; Paul Mason; Peter Hutchinson (also representing Kay Blampied); Nicky Bainbridge (also representing Garth Bainbridge); Mohammed Abdou; Jasmine King, James Kail, Mark Ajoros and Veronica Ndegwa; Jamie Clark; Chris Riddle (also representing Lynn Riddle and Stan and Zena Le Gallez); Deidre Heyworth (also representing Julia Cole); Ros Smart; Martin Harris; Alpha Wearing (also representing Pat and Mike Valpied and Linda Osbourne); Peter and Laltha Dalgy; Paul Hodgson (also representing Caroline, Sam, Nick and Carys Hodgson, Elizabeth Chan, Jo and Geoff  Le Page); Edward, Emily, Lyla and Ludo Chapman and Dorothe Lord (also representing Richard Lord); Sean Chankun (also representing Dr Tony Chankun);

Tammy Cochrane and Jeremy Kaill (also representing Alexander and Samuel Kaill, Lizzie Bates, Charmaine Mullins and Andy Hockey); Morna Harwood; Gerry Loughlin (also representing Melanie Loughlin); Graham Baker and Michele Le Poidevin (also representing Gary and Lynn Willcocks and family); John and Maureen Moxon (also representing Claire Moxon, Alan Thompson, Tony and Jenny Hobbs and Kate and Nick Collins and family); Lawrence Burridge and Jeanette Burridge (also representing Val Jones and Richard, Julie, Jack and Ellie Jones); Alan Malin (also representing Mary Malin, David Hands, Lynn and David Breban and Carol and Andy Le Sauvage);

Stefano Bruschini (also representing Debbie and Dee Dee and Talmai Morgan); Tony and Andrea Parsons, Hideaway; Alvaro Volleste; Christa Tee (also representing Richard and Sebastian, Anya Tee and Helmut Pichler); Yann Hentschke; Elizabeth Perée (also representing Esther, Philip, Dawn and family, Fran and David Johnstone, John Tillman and her many friends on Sark.

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Geoffrey Harold Duquemin who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 75 years was held at The Forest Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Claire Claxton.

The organist, Mr John De Lisle accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. A Poem “Remember Me” written by Anthony Dowson was read by Barry Johnson. Memories of Geoff were by Oliver and Emily, (children) and Roy Greaves. The Bible reading was Ecclesiastes Chapter 3. Music played during Time of Reflection was “You Raise me Up”. Reverend Claxton gave the Prayers, Address and Blessing. Recessional Music was “What A Wonderful World” by Alexandra Ilieva.

The Mourners Were: Margaret Duquemin, wife; Oliver Duquemin, son and Kirsty Duquemin, daughter-in-law; Emily Rowe, daughter; Amelia Duquemin, granddaughter; Beatrix Rowe, granddaughter; Clive Heaume, brother-in-law, Lucia Da Silva and Ellen Heaume; Janet James, cousin and Richard James (also representing Mr and Mrs Noel Le Tissier); Mark and Amanda Chewter, cousin (also representing Simon, Rex and Jacky Ozanne, cousins); Sheelagh Reynolds; Emma Savident (representing Steve Savident) and Alice Rolph; Mick and Therese Heaume (also representing Carol Mutch and Shane Robert); Vicki Burtenshaw (also representing Jamie Burtenshaw, Jon and Soile Guillou); Louise Domaille (also representing Jean Brenton, cousin and Stuart Domaille);

Also Present Were: Roy and Carol Greaves (also representing Tim, Catherine and Chris, and Alan Bonnel); Barry and Margaret Johnson; Norman, Angela Dowinton, Justin Dowinton and Mick Gill; Ivan and Josie Ogier (also representing Nicholas and Philip Ogier, Jeff and Jane Whitaker, and Jimmy and Jocelyn Erskine); Edda and Rolf Aschmann (also representing Vaness Boyde);

Mick Saunders (also representing Barbara Saunders and the family); Doreen Wells (also representing Paula James and Val Sidgwick); Andy and Julie Lemee (also representing Tony and Sharon Walden); Rose and Robert Montgomery (also representing Julie De Jersey, Mark Montgomery and Neil Montgomery); Carol Veron (also representing Mike, Simon and Rob Veron, and Jenny and Nick Falla); Pete and Pam Ingrouille (also representing Suzette and Robert MacDougall, and Lawney Martin); Rod and Maureen Jehan (also representing Forest Primary School and Sally Yendell); Noella Hann (also representing Dai Hann); Bryan and Jane Guille (also representing Ian and Marilyn Campbell, and all from yoga); Rex Brouard (also representing Jason and Rick Brouard); Keith Bienvenu (also representing Anne Shakerley and Andrew Ozanne);

Peter and Ven Price (also representing Hayley, Ashley, Tracey and John Price); Peter Bougourd (also representing Chris and Sadie Robilliard, and Rosemary Bougourd); Kerry Price (also representing Charlie Price); Alice Ozanne (also representing George Ozanne, Andrew Stephen and Stewart Ozanne); Marilyn Earl (also representing David Earl, Kate Earl, John Bridle); Maggie Meller (also representing Elaine Roussel); Lisa Gidney (also representing Adrian, Ella and Thomas Gidney, and Naomi Corbet); Kay Rabey (also representing Dave Rabey); Christine Morton (also representing Colin and Jonathon Morton); Larry and Christine Trigwell; Mr and Mrs Bill Cairns (also representing  Oliver, Luke and Tristan Cairns); Paul and Lesley Blondel (also representing Keith and Carol Blondel, Martyn Blondel, and Geoff and Eileen Calloway); Robert and Gloria Falla, and Adam and Carl Falla; Tim Langmead (also representing Mandy Langmead, Ron Harvey and Sabato Folmi); Pat Burch;

Marion Le Friec (also representing Peggy Le Friec, and David and Lynn Breban); Denis Bienvenu (also representing Forest Stores, Kim and Dave Trench, and Maureen and Colin Hall); Pam Browning (also representing Richard Browning and Denise Bisson); Colin and Val Ferbrache (also representing Peter Wells and Shirley Ford); Alan Le Cheminant (also representing Jonathon Le Moignon); John Fitzgerald from Channel Islands Air Search (also representing Bronia Simpson); Dave Chalker (also representing Pam Chalker); Mark ‘Pancho’ Brehaut (also representing Ian Lavenne, Mark Lucas and all the staff at Duques Garage); Chris Unitt (also representing Roger Dadd and Mark Brehaut);

Robert Le Page (also representing Diane Le Page, June Bright, Mary Rogers, Colin Tombs, Brenda Mapp, Phillip Le Messurier, Sarah Brouard, Guernsey Aero Club and Guernsey Hangarage Ltd); Kevin Brehaut; Nicky Heaume; Paula Burbridge; Richard Breban (also representing Anne Breban, Ray Watts and the Farmers T.O.W Team); Emma Clayton, Dominic Wheadon and Mollie Clayton (also representing Mary Guymer, Adam Clayton, Laura Clayton, Luke Wheadon, Marie Jarvis and Chloe Oliver); Jenny Froome (also representing Tony Froome, Roger and Clare Froome, all at Bob Froom Sons Ltd, Tom Le Prevost, and Marian Root); Colin and Sheila Torode (also representing Kate and Nick Lawlor and staff at Valpys Stores); Clive Le Tissier (also representing Constables of the Forest and the Forest Douzaine); Les James (also representing Sandy James); Claude Ford (also representing Ashley Ford, Dale Crowsley, Robert Cornelius and Forest Road Garage);

Essie Scott (also representing Wendy, Tara, Noel and Shelly Scott); Shirley McGahy and Paul McGahy (also representing Denyse McGahy); Christopher de la Mare (also representing Sophie de la Mare and Millards & Co); David Smith (also representing Richard Jones, Suzanne Smith, Philip Roussel and John Brown); Richard Heaume (also representing Margaret Boden-Heaume); Paul Le Poidevin (also representing Robbie and Mildred Le Poidevin); Tony Falconer (also representing Jenny Falconer); Tony Carre; Lora Froud (also representing Anne and Maurice Robins and James Froud); Sue and Brian Torode; Dave and Margaret Bougourd, and Andy Smith; Jim Denis; Resh Beeby; Al Larmour; Dixie Norman; Mark Tabel; Kevin Butt (also representing Debra Butt); Terry Tostevin ; Bernard Robinson; Andy, Becky and Sam Rowe; Gavin and Michell Ferguson; Matt and Gemma Hemans; Rodney and Fatima Bienvenu; Michael and Elga Le Lacheur, Mr and Mrs Browning and Amos Ozanne; Ash and Ida Dupres; Phil Ozanne;

Robert and Bernard Roussel at Northern Motor Works; Chris and Jane Vermeulen, Conrad and Lynn Mosser, and Colin and Erica Mould; Fiona, Colin, Lauren and Alice de Jersey (also representing Graham and Maria Waddington); Gerald Jehan; Leslie Appleby (also representing Cynthia and Michael Appleby); Bud and Ruth Blondel; Diane and Graham Sinkinson; J.P. and P.J. Wickenden; Peter Andrew Martel; Ivan Roberts; (also representing Hazel Roberts); Dan Thwaite; Pauline Tostevin; John Merrien (also representing Reverend David Knight and Fleur Rowe);

Wayne Shaw (also representing Karen Shaw and Ray Tubby); Darran James; Keith James; Ken Nicolle; Mark Hollingsworth (also representing Jane Hollingsworth); Charlotte Dorey; Lilly Berchem; Andy and Dimi Hutchinson; Steve Morley; Richard Parr (also representing Mark Parr and Dave and John Brouard and family); Jon Bond (also representing Sarah Bond and Rodney and Audrey Brouard); Geoff Le Gallez (also representing Ester Perree and family (Little Sark) and Roy Burton); Keith and Jenny Rouillard (also representing Anna Rouillard); Stuart and Antoinette Walters; Joanne Loft; Mike and Pearl Brehaut; Steve Le Poidevin; Dan and Kayleigh Johnson (also representing Jennie Paterson and the Beauty Clinic); Tony Clayton (also representing Maria Soler and the directors and staff of CI Welders); Nesta and Gordon Crabb (also representing the family);

Matt, Joss, Harry, Toby and Livvy Bisson (also representing Andy and Chris Bisson); Geoff Brouard (also representing Hazel Brouard and David and Ann Jehan); Sophie Turian (also representing Geoff and Jane Turian and Living Room Estate Agents); Ann Wilson; Jay Aylmer (also representing Julia and Carolyn); Alistair Boyle (also representing Mel Boyle); Martyn Torode; Edwin Le Sauvage (also representing Paul Le Sauvage); Lloyd Robilliard; Keith Tostevin (also representing Margaret Tostevin, John Tostevin and Margaret Martel); Justine Smith (also representing Jacqui Ward and Sue Brown); Duncan Swanson; Gillian and Peter Stables; Jackie Le Sauvage (also representing Ian Le Sauvage); Dick and Cathy Morgan (also representing the family); Janet Wickenden; Bob Cataroche; Rick and Val Mann; Terry Roberts (also representing Irita Roberts); Rodney and Angela Brehaut; Gerald Martin (also representing Sally Martin); Malcolm and Penny Watt (also representing Victoria and Brian Montgomery); Geoff and Sandie Rowe; Barry and Jane Langlois;

Patrick Philipp (also representing Philipp family); Dave Dorey; Jeff, Claire, Lucie and Millie Fox (also representing Guernsey Aero Club and Martina and Emma Lenfesty); Jan and Dave Poynton (also representing family); Andy and Sally Bougourd; Graham Dorey; Ruth Smale; Elizabeth and Adrian Morris (also representing Heather McGee and Sue Whitlock); Nicola Cordery; Andrew Sauvarin; Jon and Janet Rowe (also representing Louise Falla); Iris and Derek Tostevin; Harry Rouillard; Dennis and Sandra McKane (also representing Dave Marwick); Howard Mauger; Richard Keen; Oliver Coquelin; Marc, Katie and Holly Maubec;

Matthew Bisson (also representing Karen Le Blanc); Ron Le Cras (also representing Vintage and Classic Tractor Club and Ian Carre and family); Chris Torode (also representing Chris Parkin); Colin Smith; Steve and Carolyn Mallett; William Alexander; Nick Paluch (also representing 4th Guernsey Air Scouts and Helen Wilkes-Green); Peter Wickenden (also representing Roger Wickenden and Jill Le Goff); Geoff Robert; Steve Davey (also representing Pam Davey); Nigel Le Gallez (also representing Mary Le Gallez); Nancy Smith; Tom Norman; John Bader (also representing Ann Bader); Matthew Guille; John Dunne (also representing Polly Brown); Mary Simmons (also representing Joan Anderson, Judy Down and Jean Brown); Peter and Marina Dobson (also representing Andrew, Kirsty and Isla Dobson).

Flowers were from all the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or Bulstrode Oncology Unit, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, Gy3 5PR. 

The arrangements were by Clinton Le Page of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment, for Thelma Marion De La Mare who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 93 years was held at St Paul’s Methodist Church and was conducted by The Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “What a Friend we have in Jesus” and “Abide With Me”. The Bible reading was John 14 vs 1-6 & 27 and read by John. The Tribute was given by Marlene. A song “One Day” was a duet by Steve and Ruth. Reverend Stringer gave the Prayers and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Marlene and Keith Le Poidevin, daughter and son-in-law, Timothy Le Poidevin, grandson and Leo Thomas; Stephen Le Poidevin, grandson, Jamie Le Poidevin, and Roxy and Emma Le Poidevin, great granddaughters (also representing Paul and Gail Falla); John and Pauline De La Mare, son and daughter-in-law; Kim Miller, granddaughter and Nathan Miller (also representing Sophie Miller, great-granddaughter) Lauren and Harry Miller, great-grandchildren; Simon De La Mare, grandson and Tina De La Mare  Simon Bougourd, grandson-in-law; Jacob and Zac Bougourd, great-grandsons Stephen and Ruth De La Mare, son and daughter-in-law; Rachel De La Mare, granddaughter; Josiah De La Mare, grandson (also representing Lizzie, Eli, Ezra and Rosie De La Mare); Bethany De La Mare, granddaughter;

Ted Hawkins, brother; Theresa Hawkins, niece; Karen Allen, niece (also representing Philip and Emma Allen); Annette Roussel, niece (also representing Christian and Jessica Roussel); Alan and Janet Smith, nephew (also representing Margaret Smith, sister); Dave Prevel, nephew; Gordon Grantham, brother-in-law (also representing Dr Gillian Horne, niece); Tony and Liz Grantham, nephew; Michael Grantham, nephew; Claire Prince, great-niece; Tricia Lewis, niece;  Michaela Gallienne, niece (also representing Tina Loveridge, niece, and Graham Hockey, nephew);

Sandra and Geoff Gallienne, niece, (also representing Barry Le Parmentier, nephew, Hannah, great-niece, Colin, Siena and Summer Le Page, and Peter Gallienne, great-nephew); Martine-Marie White, great-niece, (also representing Simeon White and Kya-Nico Ashton); Anne Blondel, niece, (also representing Barry Blondel, Stace and Jade, Kay, John, Hayley and Wayne De La Mare (UK), and Alan and Mary Falla (France)); Jean Forest, niece (also representing Marilyn and Pauline, nieces); Colleen Irven, great-niece; Keith Le Parmentier , great-nephew; (also representing Michelle Le Parmentier and family, Margaret Le Parmentier, and Brian and Louise Le Parmentier and family);

Also Present Were: George and Jean Farnham (also representing Jacqui and Susan Farnham, Betty Thompson, Rose Crabb and Lyna Guilbert); Pat Queripel (also representing Galaad Ladies Guild and Sue Grimsley); Helen Dunn (also representing Angie and Jan Ritchie); Dallas Courtenay-Warren; Tracy Setters (also representing Jacob and Harvey Setters); Margaret Robert (also representing Stephen, Iveta, Ian and Charlotte Robert and their families, and Vanwy Wallbridge); Graham Martel (also representing Lynne Martel); Jean Evans; Gwen Langlois; Diane Hockey; Geoff and Sandy Le Poidevin; Hazel Le Poidevin; Bob and Lynne Cherry (also representing GVS); Peter and Romey Le Masurier (also representing Betty Le Masurier, and Karen and Colin Langlois); Daphne Dodd; Graham Le Page (also representing Kathleen Bichard, and Clive and Marilyn Falla); Mike and Chris De La Mare (also representing Barbara and Richard Mecham); Doreen Martel; Sally Wood; Michael Le Noury; Ruth Mahy;

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to The Tumaini Fund, C/o Dr Susan Wilson, Les Ruettes Farm, St Andrews, GY6 8UQ.

The arrangements were by Paula Ettesse-Wilson of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Sheila Blanche Albin who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 96 years was held at St Saviours Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

Opening music was “Wind Beneath my Wings” by Bette Midler, followed by “Mother of Mine” by Neil Reid. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Sentences from the Bible and the Opening Prayer. The organist, Mr John Le Pelley accompanied the singing of “The Old Rugged Cross” and “Abide with Me”. The Bible Reading was Psalm 23 and read by Reverend Charmley. A poem entitled “Remember Me” was read by Reverend Charmley. Music played during Time of Reflection was “The Rose” by Bette Midler. Reverend Charmley gave the Lord’s Prayer and Commendation. Exit music was “We’ll Meet Again” by Vera Lynn.

 The Mourners Were: Patrick and Margaret Albin, son and daughter-in-law (also representing the Albin family (Poole) and D Willcocks and family); Nancy Bichard, daughter (also representing Owen, son-in-law and Keith and Diane De Jersey, nephew and niece and Sandra and Amy Legg); Kevin Albin, son and Michelle Caradeuc (also representing Patrick Le Cheminant and Xaibat and Lettie from Basque Country); Violet Legg, step-daughter (also representing Sheila Brehaut); Sean Albin, grandson and Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Clem Duquemin, Shula, niece and Rob Hooper, Lorna Rodia, great-niece, Vince and Paola Rodia, Toby Verier and Richard Lawson); Damien Albin, great-grandson (also representing Riley and Kody, great-great-grandsons); Kayleigh Albin, great-granddaughter (also representing Tina Albin); Paul Bichard, grandson (also representing Rachel Bichard); Etienne Albin, grandson and Amy Potter; Pierro Albin, grandson (also representing Koda-Ray and Octavia, great-grandchildren); Carla Chandler, granddaughter and Ian Chandler; Tracy Thorne, granddaughter and Gary Thorne (also representing Lisa and Mark Ogier and Cameron Black);

Zak Thorne, great-grandson (also representing Tyler Ferbrache, great-granddaughter and Ben Ferbrache); Tina Mourant, granddaughter; Maria Hutchinson, granddaughter and Tony Hutchinson (also representing Shane, Louise and Jamie Hutchinson, grandchildren); Toni Hutchinson, great-granddaughter (also representing Charlie and Millie and Tommie, great-great- grandchildren); Lisa and Allan Reid, great-granddaughter (also representing Jaxon, great-great-grandson); Martin Laine, grandson and Amanda Jehan; Megan Laine, great-granddaughter; Marc Laine, grandson and Nicky Laine (also representing Sylvie Laine, great-granddaughter); Remy Laine, great-grandson and Lara Todd; Chris Laine, grandson and Fiona Huckvale); Lewis and Max Laine, great-grandsons; Aimée De Jersey-Moore, cousin (also representing Ben De Jersey-Moore, Justine Guille and Emma De Jersey);

Also Present Were: Steven Archenoul (also representing Sally De Garis and John and Belinda Ashton); Glenn Bourgaize (also representing Michael “Budgie” Bourgaize); Julie Exall and Peter Adam (also representing Shirley Adam, Sonia Singh, staff and residents at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home); Ivan Caradeuc (also representing Sonia Caradeuc); Anne Bourgaize (also representing Len); Martin Farrell; Mandy Mortimer (also representing Jon, Jodie and Sophie, Teresa Holden and family and Jacky Le Maitre and family); Lynton Le Cheminant (also representing Vienna Roberts and Lou Perriam); Barbara Gauvain (also representing Barbara Simon, Mina Hamon and Thomas Simon and familys); Gary Ozanne (also representing Jocelyn Ozanne and Una Brehaut); Adrien Migasiuk (also representing Rosslyn Migasiuk); Ray and Sue Fallaize (also representing Anne-Marie Fallaize); Lynn Bradley (also representing John, Jason and Dean Bradley);

Lulu Knott (also representing Brad, Lisa, Jodie and the family);  Joanne Ferbrache (also representing Leon Harrison and Sue Ferbrache); Anne and Mick Robins (also representing Mike and Jamie); Richard Cairns; Paula Jones (also representing Tom Jones and Robin Avery); Joan Staples (also representing the Staples family); Frank Le Cheminant; Steve Rabey; Janet Smith (also representing Alan Smith); Monica Musson (also representing Janice Robson); Steve White (also representing Denise White, Tony, Mick and Victor White and families and George Jennings); Allan Harris (also representing Jean Harris);

Gwen Ashplant (also representing Richard and Debbie Ashplant and Sharon, Gary and families); Trevor Brehaut (also representing Caroline Brehaut); Pam and Brian Timms; Tom Bougourd; Nigel Fallaize; Ken and Doreen Lainé (also representing Marcel and Michelle Lainé and Mo and Karen Marquis); Bob Prestwich; Rod Yeates (also representing Anthea and Ross); Paul and Mary Gannon (also representing John and Marilyn Gill); Lorraine Sarre (also representing Pauline Sarre, Monica Condon and John Rowley); Yvonne Branquet (also representing Alain Branquet); Hazel and Geoff Brouard (also representing Susie Cripps); Joan Gaudion; Peggy Brackley; Sarah Albin (also representing Julian and Liz Brackley and Carol and Denis Le Noury);

Flowers were from Pat and Marg. Kevin and Michelle. Nancy, Owen and family and Violet and family. Sean and Paula. Damien. Kayleigh. Riley and Kody. Tracy, Garry and family. Tina and Lisa, Allan and Jaxon.

Other tributes were to be sent to The Tumaini Fund, C/o Dr Susan Wilson, Les ruettes Farm, St Andrews, GY6 8UQ.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Patricia ‘Pat’ Jehan who passed away on Tautenay Ward, aged 84 years was held at Beckfords Chapel and conducted by The Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “The Old Rugged Cross” and “How Great Thou Art”. Revd Le Vasseur gave the Sentences, Prayers, Bible Reading, Words of Comfort, and Commendation and Committal. Memories of Pat, written by her family were read by Reverend Le Vasseur. Recessional Music was “All Things Bright and Beautiful” played by organist, Graham Martel.

The Mourners Were: Maurice Jehan, husband; Chris Jehan, son and Bonita Lanoe, daughter-in-law (also representing Gavin and Martine Lanoe, Tina Batiste, niece and Leslie Le Prevost, nephew); Karen Jehan, daughter (also representing Sandra Jehan, daughter, Luke Jehan, grandson and Collette Moon); Liam Aylward, grandson; Isla Aylward, great-granddaughter; Amy Merrien, granddaughter and Kyle Merrien, grandson-in-law (also representing Maureen); Alice Jehan, granddaughter (also representing Kerry Guilbert and Stonelakes Pharmacy); Rosie Jehan, granddaughter (also representing James Vine and Thomas Smith); Dani Hirst, granddaughter-in-law;

Mary Mitchell, sister-in-law (also representing Delma heaume and Win Le Cheminant); Elizabeth Bessin, sister-in-law (also representing Jane Shales, goddaughter); John Jehan, brother-in-law (also representing Jon Jehan, nephew and Amȇlie Jehan, great-niece); Julie Lemee, niece (also representing Andy Lemée, nephew, Steve Rowsell, great-nephew and Alan and Janice Queripel and family, nephew and niece); Julie Parker, niece and George Parker, nephew (also representing Liza, Lyndsey and Leighanne); Annette de Carteret, niece (also representing Helen Cauvain and Sally Dowington, nieces); Charmaine Duncombe, niece (also representing Paul Duncombe and Aaron, Jo and Jonah Duncombe); Kirsty Queripel (also representing Margaret Queripel, sister-in-law and Susan, Shane and Len Harvey); Bob Lesbirel, brother-in-law; Bobby Lesbirel, nephew; Racheal Maidment, niece; Martin Drewett, nephew; Colin Fallaize, nephew (also representing Mark and Sebastian Sheppard); Pam Browning, cousin (also representing Richard and family and Shirley Guilliard and family, cousins); Christine and Geoff Jehan, cousins (also representing the family); Graham and Diane Jehan, cousins (also representing the family); Ruth and Norman Rich, cousins; Dave Jehan (also representing Mary Jehan, cousin);

Also Present Were: Sue Lesbirel (also representing Tautenay Ward and Dr Bhintade); Karen Le Noury; Tia Elliott; Josie Petit; Anne-Marie Petit; Ellie Trustum (also representing Jess Trustum); Julie Trustum (also representing Adie Trustum and Paddy and Helen Craig); Jean Burnard (also representing Geoff and Natalie Lempriere); Wendy Mitchell (also representing Debbie Tarrant, Marion Fallaize, Katy Chauvel, Julie Coulter, Trevor Coulter and Laura Callaway); Carolyn Gallienne (also representing family, also Sally Chick); Paul and Carole Kiddy (also representing Adam and Ryan Langlois and Nick, Nicole, Emily and Robyn Wild); Frank and Audrey Robins (also representing Karen Gillen and Tracy Paul); Joan Dorey (also representing Bula Le Page); Nigel Le Moigne; Maria van der Tang (also representing Paul, Jes and George van der Tang); Alan Le Poidevin (also representing Jill and family); Joe Collenette; Jocelyne Garnham (also representing Mandy Ferbrache);

Julie Barsby; Kyle de la Mare; Barry and Shirley Eley (also representing Sarah and Nick Eley); Andrew and Shane Loveridge; Marilyn Loveridge; Karen Dodd (also representing Kevin Dodd and Mandy McKane); Linda Muston (also representing Nick Muston); Jan and Eric Le Breton; Ruth Lesbirel; Tony and Sandra Thorne; Brenda Lajoie; Dave Jehan (also representing Mary Jehan, cousin); Barry and Rosemary Le Sauvage (also representing the family);

Flowers were from The Family. Rachel, Martin, Michael and Paul.

Other tributes were to be sent to Guernsey Society for Cancer relief, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Susan Frances Henry who passed away at The Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home, aged 85 years was held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church and conducted by Canon Christopher Rutledge.

The organist, Mr Luke O’Donnell accompanied the singing of “How Great Thou Art” and “Abide With Me”. Canon Rutledge did the Placing of the Christian Symbols and the Welcome and Opening Prayer. The First Reading was Apocalypse 14:13. The Gospel Reading was John 14: 1-6. Canon Rutledge gave the Prayers of the Faithful, Concluding Prayer and Commendation. Recessional Music was “Danny Boy” played by organist, Mr Luke O’Donnell.

 The Mourners Were: Terry Henry, husband; Sue Chedhomme, daughter and Christopher Chedhomme, son-in-law; Jayne Offen, daughter; Tom Offen, grandson and Bekah Johnston; Evie Offen, granddaughter and Jim Lowe; Ollie Chedhomme, grandson; Scarlett Frances Lowe, great-granddaughter; Paul McCoy, nephew (also representing family in Ireland); Karen McClean, niece and Martyn McClean (also representing Byron and Josh McClean, Barry and Gwen Trump, nephew and niece, Anna Trump and Lois and Ben Batiste and family); Isabelle Offen, (also representing Louise and David); Michelle Offen; Andy Offen (also representing Michelle Le Clerc);

Also Present Were: Shirley Adam, Sonia Singh (also representing Peter Adam, staff and residents at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home); Angela Bourgaize (also representing Graham Bourgaize, Sarah Le Sauvage, Michelle Lanoe and Mark and Ian Langlois); Maggie Pearson; Martin and Cathy Wakely; C P Plant (also representing Dr N C King and E J Abercromby); Colin McClean (also representing Wendy and Ray Plant, Graham and Carolyn Scott and Ron and Jill Després); Nigel Bourgaize (also representing Karen Bourgaize);

Malcolm Woodhams (also representing Leat Woodhams and André and Debbie Le Goubin); Carla Henry (also representing Sharon Ballard); Roland and Margaret Duquemin (also representing Petra Clayton, Melissa Campbell, Darren Duquemin and Terry and Janet Duquemin); Chas and Marilyn Adkins; Shirley and Gerald Durman (also representing Tony and Sue Durman and family); Sonny and Di Le Maitre; Alan and Eve Weston; David Bourgaize (also representing Jo and family); Rodney and Angela Brehaut; Allan and Susan Gaudion (also representing Sheila Gaudion); Michelle Champion (also representing Peter Champion, Alastair Ford and Matthew Herve); Sparrow Guille; Barry and Denise Le Tissier; Ricky and Elaine Mahy;

Carol Bradshaw (also representing Steve Bradshaw); Becky Hart (also representing Sam Holland, Michelle Gillson and Louisa Eccles); Nicky Patch; Phillip Tanguy (also representing Jacqueline and Jacob Tanguy); Rene Le Cheminant (also representing Collette and family); Marilyn Brehaut; Teresa Fouracre (also representing Joanna Fouracre); Delma Russell; Jacqueline Holberry; Dorothy Holberry; Peter Ferbrache; Jamie Williams (also representing Andrew Simon and Christine Le Huray); Paula Burbridge; Annie Timmer; Brian and Margaret Singeton (also representing Louise Upson); Karen Higgs (also representing Wendi Tallowin); Claire Marley (also representing Mick, Lewis and Kieran Marley); Julie Bisson (also representing Jean-Paul Bisson and Luke, Elise and Hugo Bisson); John and Maura Stacey (also representing the Stacey family, Father Pat, Manchester and Ailsa Wilson); Steve Fallaize (also representing Odilia Fallaize);

Flowers were from Lisa, Laura, Andrea, Mark, Gerard and Brendan. Elise, Michael, Ross and Hollie. Eddie, Elizabeth and family. Seamus, Anita and family. Paul, Roma and family. Grannie and Michael.

Other tributes were to be sent to Dementia Friendly Guernsey, C/o Guernsey Community Foundation, First Floor, Tudor House, St Peter Port, GY1 1DB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Peter Frank Le Clerc who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 80 years was held at Les Cotils and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening music played was “My Right Left Hand” by George Jones. Memories of Peter were written by Denise and read by Dean (son). The Reading “Success” by Robert Louis Stevenson were read by Michelle Duquemin. The Tribute, Thoughts and Memories was written by Peggy, John and Dean. Music played During Time of Reflection, accompanied by photo presentation was “Through the Years” by Kenny Rogers. A poem “The Gardener” by Kate Armon was read by Michelle Duquemin. Michelle also gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Committal and Closing Words. Closing Music was “It’s Five O’clock Somewhere” by Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett. 

The Mourners Were: Peggy Le Clerc, wife; Denise Murphy, daughter (also representing Brian, son-in-law and Jake and Adele, grandchildren); Dean Le Clerc, son and Paul Geddes, partner; John Le Clerc, brother and Maggie Conway, partner: Marcel Le Clerc, nephew and Mathilda Gordon-Le Clerc (also representing Jan Dyke and Michael Dyke); Andre Le Clerc, nephew; Michelle Le Clerc, niece and Andy Offen (also representing Tina Jehan); Terry and Margaret Tostevin, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Millie Foss); Paul Tostevin, nephew; Joy Tostevin, niece; Holly Calderwood, niece and Rory Calderwood; Sandie Clarke, cousin (also representing The Le Page Family, Looe, Cornwall and Vicky McCarthy and family, cousins); Chris Tostevin, cousin (also representing Mark Tostevin, Rachel Tostevin and Steve Le Carpentier); Janet Snell, cousin (also representing Karen Bailey and Alison Domaille); Margaret Lowe, cousin and Brian Lowe (also representing Joanne Robert); David and Linda Winterflood, cousins (also representing Demelza, Jody and family);

Angela and James Tyson, cousins (also representing Nicola Tyson, Anna Tyson, Wynter Tyson and family); Ken and Yvonne Mauger, cousins (also representing family);

Also Present Were: Brian and Liz Davey; Annette Search (also representing Monique Search); Derek Duquemin (also representing Pamela Duquemin); Bernie and Shirley Collins; Mike Perchard (also representing Lesley Perchard); Sharon Brouard (also representing Martyn Langlois, Ferryspeed (Guernsey) Ltd and Kath O’Toole); Carol Tapp (also representing Nikki, Simon and Cooper and Andie, Joe, Lizzie, Molly and Gabriel); Dianne Plumley (also representing Maureen Gorvel, Maggie Tostevin and Linda Smith); Geoff Carré (also representing Rosemary Carré); Marilyn and Steve Angell (also representing Craig and Kirsty Angell and family and Judith Morrison); Keith Martel (also representing Mr I Martel and Mr M Fallaize); Maurice Hemery (also representing Margaret Hemery and Les Guernesiais Euchre Team)); Mick and Gill Watson; Fiona Taylor; Sylvia Morvan;

Michael Trubuil (also representing family); Dave and Michelle Markwick (also representing the family); Maureen and John de Jersey; Margaret Ferbrache; Deborah Ferbrache; Brian Green; Norman Parnwell; Mark Brockway (also representing Brian Walden); Kath Kelling; Kay Batiste; Richard Batiste (also representing Mick Solway and Tony Blondel); Paula and Mark Machon (also representing Nath and Hollie); David Fallaize (also representing Jeanine); Jim Mills (also representing Kate, Peter, Jason and Tracey Mills); Sandra Neville (also representing Fred and Natalie Neville); Heather Dignam; Carol and Noel Jeffreys; Barry Green; Jane Spratt (also representing Martin Spratt); Roslyn and Rodney Le Tissier; Trevor Coulter (also representing Julie Coulter); Sue Sweet (also representing Steve, Elizabeth, Richard and Stephen Sweet);

Owen Roussel and Michelle Roussel (also representing the family and Marion and Eileen Gallienne); Rowland Tyson; Mr M Mellor; Mrs J Le Blancq; Katherine Felbabel (also representing Tim Diment); Denis Bievenu (also representing Forest Stores); Mick and Carol Damarell (also representing Emma and Ali and Alan, Joy and Phill Le Cras); Mary Tyson; Christopher Olliver (also representing Michelle Rouillard); Jacquie Gordon-Le Clerc; Josie Guille and Mick Guille (also representing Hayley and family); Sandra Diment (also representing Natalie and Stephanie); Paul Saunston;

Flowers were from Peggy. Den, Brian, Jake and Adele. Dean.

Other tributes were to be sent to the GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8UD or Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral, prior to a private cremation for Hazel Olive de Carteret who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 89 years was held at St Martins Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Claire Claxton.

The organist, Joan Le Flem accompanied the singing of “The Lords my Shepherd” and “To God be the Glory”. A poem “When I’m gone” by Lyman Hancock was read by Reverend Claxton. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27. Reverend Claxton gave the Prayers and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Sue and Pete Le Page, daughter and son-in-law; Joe Le Page, grandson and Lily Prus; Maureen de Carteret, daughter-in-law; Darren de Carteret, grandson and Alison Clark; Laura de Carteret, granddaughter and Gary Kelling (also representing Lucy-May de Carteret, Pierce de Carteret, Tia-Louise Kelling, Theo Kelling, Lola-Rose Kelling and Arlo Kelling, grandchildren); Pamela and Colin Knight, sister and brother-in-law (also representing John and Christine de Carteret, brother and sister-in-law, Lyn de Carteret, sister-in-law, John Koulloutas, brother-in-law, Jenny Thomas, niece, Dawn Allen, Dee Bishop, niece, Mark Le Prevost, nephew); Denise King, niece (also representing Paul King, Kim Le Prevost, great-niece and Marina Le Prevost great- niece; Vanwy Wallbridge, sister-in-law and Karyn Jackson, niece (also representing Ben and Sam Jackson, great nephews, Aimee Jackson, great-niece and Mary Bewey);

Theresa Wild, niece (also representing Peter Wild and the family); Hannah Rosamond, niece (also representing Maureen Tostevin, niece, Andy Tostevin, Catherine Gallichan, niece and Nigel Gallichan); Lesley de Carteret, niece (also representing Brett, Tobias and Declan, great-nephews, Samara, great-niece, Andy Koulloutas, nephew and Bonita Lanoe, niece); Richard Langmead, cousin (also representing Paul, Debbie and Claire); Pauline Langmead, goddaughter;

Also Present Were: Hazel Bisson (also representing Heather Moriarty, cousin and Jeanne Sargent); Brenda Harper (also representing Roger Harper); Emily Nuttall (also representing Grande Courtil Tenants); Reverend Daniel Foot
Romey Le Masurier; Alan Whales (also representing Donna Whales and Peter de Carteret); Sally Sara Windsor (also representing Rhona Windsor and Dolly Dadzie); Sarah Butler (also representing Paul, Melissa and Joshua Butler); Angela Rabey; Will and Lorraine Corbin; Linda Eborall; Karen Robilliard (also representing Ursula and Peter Carr); Barbara Herve; Bob and Wendy Ozanne; Jose Pascall (also representing all staff at the Grand Courtil);

Flowers were from Maureen. Sue, Pete, Joe and Lily. Laura, Gary and the kids. Darren, Alison and the kids.

Other tributes were to be sent to Heartbeat House, 154 Tremona Road, Southampton, SO16 6HW or The Russells Social Club (GVS), Le Grande Courtil, Route de Cornu, St Martins, GY4 6PJ.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

Following a private interment, a service of thanksgiving for Angela Rose Le Tissier who passed away at GreenAcres Care Home, aged 74 years was held at Vazon Elim Church and was conducted by The Reverend Eric Gaudion. The Welcome was given by the minister, Pastor Matt Gregor.

The organist, Mr Colin Langlois accompanied the singing of “O Jesus, I have Promised”, “Blessed Assurance” and “The King of Love”. Reverend Gaudion led the Prayer, Address and Benediction. Family tributes were from David Le Tissier, read by Revd Gaudion, Sarah MacRae, Rachel Dearlove and Diane Gaudion.

The Mourners Were: David Le Tissier, husband; Sarah MacRae, daughter (also representing Andy MacRae, son-in-law, Claudia MacRae, granddaughter and Ethan MacRae, grandson); Rachel Dearlove, daughter (also representing Ben Dearlove, son-in-law, Gabriel Dearlove, grandson, Nathaniel Dearlove, grandson and Belinda Dearlove, granddaughter); Diane and Eric Gaudion, sister and brother-in-law; Matthew Gaudion, nephew; Barry and Denise Le Tissier, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Francis and Pierre Le Tissier, Shelia Whipp (England) and Sonia Le Page); Stephen Le Tissier and Valerie Le Tissier, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Edith Le Tissier, mother-in-law, Claire Le Tissier and Maureen Gillingham, sister-in-law); Jean Guille, aunt (also representing Olive Lett and Brian Mercer, Sark); Carole and Robert Nicolle, cousins; John and Isabelle Batiste, cousins (also representing the family); Karen Langlois, cousin;

Also Present Were: Paul Nicolle and Joanna Duquemin-Nicolle; Jocelyn Ozanne (also representing Una Brehaut); Dorien Harris (also representing Peter Harris); Eleanor Duckworth (also representing May Boscher and Joan Norledge); Vic Richer; Shanna Jackson (also representing Moira Boyd and GreenAcres Care Home); Jean Heaume (also representing Janet Mauger and Hazel Le Page); Barry and Gwen Trump.

Mary Parker; Syl and Jackie Rabey; Jackie Le Page; Jennifer Le Poidevin; Roger Smart; Sue Ozanne (also representing Nigel Ozanne); Andy and Karen Le Galloudec;

Angela Bourgaize; Margaret Scarlett; Paul Le Page (also representing Barbara Le Page); Janet Sweet; Brian and Liz Davey; Peter and Sandra Vaudin; Joan Le Tissier; Graham and Diane Jehan (also representing the family); Peter Ferbrache; Joan and Werner Beuche; Angela Guilbert (also representing Pat Langlois); Martyn and Jean Vidamour; Rosemary Le Noury; David Preston (also representing Lesley Preston); Jodie Helpe; Donna Anderson. Zac Hannis (also representing Faye Williams);

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to The Tumaini Fund, C/o Dr Susan Wilson, Les Ruettes Farm, St Andrews, GY6 8UQ.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation, for Jennifer Browning who passed away at the Guernsey Cheshire Home, aged 72 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and was conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Morning has Broken”. Opening music was “con te partirò” by Andrea Bocelli. Residents’ and staff’s memories of Jenny were read by Melissa Mansell. The Reverend Le Vasseur read the eulogy from Jessica Torode, gave the Sentences, Opening Prayer, Bible Reading and Address and Prayers. The closing music was “My Way” by Frank Sinatra. 

The Mourners Were: Jess and Pete Torode, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Geoff Browning, Riley Torode, Sue Hubbard, Nicola and Glen Woodhams and Savannah); Ethan Torode, grandson; Roger and Jane Browning; Frances Browning;

Also Present Were: Mr and Mrs Nic Mountain, Guernsey Cheshire Home Manager (also representing Stephen and Sue Jones, Rob Shepherd, Chair of the Board of Directors, Cherry McMillen, Jim Ozanne, Cat Brown); Lianne Larkin; Robbie Main; Angela Gaskill; Karen Le Page, Guernsey Cheshire Home (also representing Theresa Harris, Tina O’Neill,  Kelly Ogier, Rose Cataroche, Joanne Hill, Eve Porter, Annie Cochrane, Zita Le Prevost, John Le Cras, Maggi Pryke, Calum Gleeson and Jan Hayhurst); Warner Koller (also representing Judith Hill and Richard Knight); Charlotte Le Tissier (Nichols); Val Mechem (also representing Doris Marquis); Phil Trouteaud; Melissa Mansell (also representing Sammy-Jo Rouget, Nell Farmer and Leanne Wherry); Paula Tickner; Linda Priaulx (also representing Tony Priaulx); Jill Marquis; Paul de Jersey; Mr D Topley; Mrs S Topley; Pam Davey (also representing Pam Bartlett); David Leafe; Romy Randell (also representing Rose Wolffe);

Jill Moriarty; Esther Le Page; Helen Glencross (also representing Stephen Glencross); Margaret Trebilcock (also representing Charlie Trebilcock); Mike Burton (also representing Sandra and Roy Burton); Joan Tostevin; Pauline Clarkson; Marlene Place (also representing Bob Place, Jean Nathan and family (London)); Jo Grimshaw; Stuart Dowding (also representing Intertrust); Sophie O’Toole (also representing Blake, Alana and Georgina Murphy); Tracey Morris; Bethany Topley;

Flowers were from Jess, Pete, Riley, Geoff, Ethan and Sue, Nik, Savannah and Glen.

Donations in lieu of flowers were to be sent to Guernsey Cheshire Home, C/o The Treasurer, Shorncliffe, Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1FB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

A Service of Thanksgiving for Ruth Parsons who died at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church on June 1st and conducted by The Reverend Doctor Adrian Datta.

The organist, Mr Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind”, “The Lord is my Shepherd” and “He Who would Valiant Be”. The Reading was Ecclesiastes Chapter 3 verses 1-8 read by Jack Birch. A poem “Crossing the Bar” by Alfred Lord Tennyson was read by Emily Ludlam.  Reverend Datta gave the Address, Prayers and Farewell. Recessional music was played on the organ. A tribute was read by Ruth’s children: Jane, Charles, David, Kate and Rachel.

The Mourners Were: Jane and Mike Birch, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Molly Parsons, sister-in-law); Charles and Valerie Parsons, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Catherine Jean); David Parsons, son; Kate and Peter Ludlam, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Una Garwood and Anne and Michael Ludlam); Rachel and Steve Beadle, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Elsje Loveday and Janekke Braakhekke and Ed and Pam Beadle); Louise Parsons, granddaughter and Cillian Casey (also representing Hugo Parsons grandson); James Parsons, grandson; Jack Birch, grandson (also representing Peter Birch, grandson); Adele Parsons, granddaughter; Emily Ludlam, granddaughter; Daniel Beadle, grandson; Anna Beadle, granddaughter; Meg Ludlam, granddaughter; Mary Mitchell, niece (also representing Jeanie Ashton sister-in-law, David Ashton, Kitty Kantor and Ian and Alan Ashton);

Jackie Iley (also representing Chris, Charlotte and Ed); Anne Perrio, niece (also representing Corral Smith) David Perrio, nephew (also representing Anne Perrio and family); Peter Perrio, nephew and Jacqueline Perrio (also representing Michael Perrio, nephew);

Audrey Medland, niece (also representing Anna, Andy, Alice and Florence Burton, James and Sally Medland, Sophie and John O’Leary, Michael and Jean Paul, cousins, Stephen and Melissa Brennand Roper and Heather Gibbs); Louise Perrio, great niece;(also representing Alison and Stephen) Godfray Guilbert, cousin; Maximillian Sebire-Hawkins, great nephew – also representing Cliff and Anna Maria Sebire (brother and sister-in-law) and Claudia and Nick Hawkins and Lara and Alicia;

Also Present Were: Reverend Doctor Adrian Datta (also representing Myfanwy Datta); Andrew Warren (also representing Paul, Sally and Beth Warren, Bob and Ruth Mahy and Gwen and Bernie Collins); Andrew and Pam Innes (also representing Angela Brink); Dr Charles Swainston (also representing Dr D and J Swainston and Dr R Swainston); Nic Jee (also representing Mrs J A Jee and Nicky Jee); Dr Stephen Heyworth and Deidre Heyworth; Carolyn Rebstein (also representing Julia Rebstein and Island Health Medical Practice); James and Suzy Toynton (also representing Rosie and Sally Toynton, Stephen and Nicky Toynton, Clare Toynton, Mark and Helena Harrison and Sam and Kiana); Roger Allsopp; Vanessa Marsh (also representing Corinna Woodland, Kira Knight, Diane Le Sauvage, Sarah Le Sauvage, Patricia McDermott, Judith Gill and Geoff Le Page); Martin Ozanne (also representing Dr Hannah Laidlow and Dr and Mrs James Erskine);

Jurat David Hodgetts (also representing Christina Hodgetts); Cathy Perkins and Nick James; Jenny Martin (also representing Marguerite Corbin and Ray Peacegood); Sharon Hartley (also representing Guernsey Gateway Club LBG); Simon Tostevin (also representing Arita, Kate, Daniel and Alec); Adrian Sarchet (also representing Guernsey Disability Swimming); Elizabeth Eddie (also representing Donald Eddie, Caroline Tullier, Alexander Eddie and Christopher Eddie); Tracy Waterman (also representing Thomas McConnell); Diane Hockey; Christine Le Prevost (also representing Guernsey Sports for Disabled); Phyllis Vidamour (also representing family); Paul Davis (also representing Eileen Davis and Pat Dickson); Ken Jones (also representing Mont Variouf School); Martin Porter (also representing Sarah Porter); Mary Collins (also representing Maura Stacey); Rosemary and Terry Willey (also representing Phillip Serafin); Nigel Allen (also representing Pauline Allen); Gill Freeman (also representing Martin Freeman);

Jim Naftel (also representing Liz Naftel and Robert Naftel); Wendy Mariess (also representing Nick Mariess); Keith Gillingham (also representing Mary and Martin Cordall); Anna Trickey (also representing Elisabeth Trickey and Guillaume Sainthrop); Julian Lane; Mireille Woodcock (also representing Gillian Le Lievre, Rachel Van Der Linden and Jenny Grut); Barbara Harrison (also representing Alan and Andrew Harrison); Katherine Ogier (also representing Julian Ogier, Jim and Angela de Garis); Sue Degnen (also representing Dr Frank Degnen); Sue Pratt (also representing Lucy and Emily Pratt and Rosemary Naftel and Sarah Van Zanten); Jane Wheadon (also representing Rev. Linda Le Vasseur); Wendy Birch; Julie King (also representing Emily and Tom); Doreen Wells; Jill Stephenson; Clive and Leonie Damsell (also representing Zosia and Krzystow Damsell and Olivia Toussaint); Helen Colmer (also representing Claire Le Pelley); Alison Castle (also representing Brian Castle, Matthew Castle and family, Sophie Castle-White and family, Lorna Castle and Ellie and Luke Richards and family); Garry and Tina Coutanche;

Kellie Riley (also representing Connie’s Carers and Lina Le Billien); Rose Robilliard; Marguerite Leach; Paula Burbridge (also representing the staff of Connie’s Carers); Maria Help; Caroline Moody (also representing Steve Moody); Judy Nettleton; Rachael Torode (also representing Steve Torode); Amanda Hibbs (also representing Andy, Joe and Jim); Mimi Byrom (also representing Ben, Poppy, Charlie and Tom); Winston Pipet (also representing David Robilliard and Rev Juliet Robilliard); Mandy Payne and Neil Oaten (also representing Verity Chandler); Pam Duquemin (also representing Sue Williams-Yeager); Esther Male; Philippa Nicolle; Judith Le Tissier (also representing Michael); Mandy Mackleworth (also representing Guernsey Disability Swimming and Adult Disability Service); Sue Hollwey; Jo Robilliard (also representing Jason, Sophia and Aimee);

Louise and Mike Collenette (also representing Arthur, Tilly and Suzanne Trustum); Mark Haggarty and Elizabeth Haggarty; Kate Corcoran (also representing Paul, Callum and Jamie Corcoran, Noel Burnell and Tilly Fisken, Sue Burnell and Hugh Robinson, Matthew Henry and James O’Brien and Helen Stephens); Cynthia Lenormand (also representing René Lenormand); Bas and June Brehaut (also representing Roy and Paula Brehaut); Paul Brehaut (also representing Michelle, Hannah and Chloe); Marilyn Earl (also representing David and Kate);

Michelle Norman; Elizabeth Johns; Catherine Lenfestey (also representing Pierre Lenfestey and Richard and Susie Bellinger); José Day (also representing Sarah and Oliver Day, Alison and John Foley and Gill Spencer); Mary Ogier (also representing Stuart Ogier and Bobby Harvey); Teresa Holden (also representing Chris and Nicky Atkinson); Carol and Peter Martel (also representing Nicholas and family and Margaret Grisley);

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Guernsey Disability Swimming LBG, C/o The Treasurer, La Conchee, Route de L’Eglise, Castel, GY5 7NB or Chest and Heart LBG, Oberlands, St Martins, GY4 6SP or online at giving.gg.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Hugh Stevenson who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 90 years, was held at St Martins Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Claire Claxton.

The organist, Joan Le Flem accompanied the signing of “How Sweet The Name of Jesus Sounds”, “The Lord’s my Shepherd” and “Jerusalem”. Neil Stevenson, son, gave the Tribute. Poems were “Life Well Lived”, Author Unknown, “If I Should Go” by Joyce Grenfell and “Keep Planning” by Patience Strong, read by Milly Stevenson, Hector Stevenson and Ivy Stevenson, grandchildren. The Bible Reading was Ecclesiastes 3 Everything has its Time, read by Mairi Burton, granddaughter-in-law. Recessional music played was “You Raise Me Up” sung by András Horváth.

The Mourners Were: Sylvia Stevenson, wife; Clare Burton, daughter (also representing Jemma Burton, granddaughter); Neil and Lynn Stevenson, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Rosie Atherton,  and Ross Atherton, granddaughter and grandson-in-law and Skye Atherton, great-granddaughter); David and Denise Stevenson, son and daughter-in-law; Andrew and Anna Burton, grandson and granddaughter-in-law (also representing Alice and Florence Burton, great-granddaughters and Audrey Medland); Nicholas and Mairi Burton, grandson and granddaughter-in-law (also representing Isla and Sophia Burton, great-granddaughters); Milly Stevenson, granddaughter and Jack Laidler; Hector Stevenson, grandson; Ivy Stevenson, granddaughter; Victor Stevenson, grandson; Jennifer King, niece; Christopher Lock, nephew;

Also Present Were: Roger and Julia Burton (also representing Joy Burton and all the family); Mike Burton (also representing Sandra Burton and Roy Burton); John and Margaret Nicolle (also representing the members of St Martin’s Age Concern Centre); Mandy Le Bachelet (also representing Colin); Michael and Marie McNeela (also representing George and Lily);

Peter Dorey (also representing Sara, Fern and Adam); Myfanwy Mitchell (also representing Roy Mitchell); Kevin Le Tissier (also representing staff at RH Le Tissier); Hubertus Lau (Hon. Secretary, The Guernsey Probus Club); Pat McKay (also representing Don McKay); Margaret and Mike Allen (also representing Tuula Lehtinen, St Martins Bridge Club); Adèle Malpas (also representing Sheila Calvert); Keith Munro (also representing Kathleen Munro); Peter Morris (also representing Lesley Morris); David and Rosemary Marquand (also representing George and Tina Shaw); Allie and Paul Staples; Mark and Alison Le Patourel (also representing Andrew and Sue De Garis); Gary Seabrook; Joy Schoales; Philip Ozanne (also representing Grace Ozanne, Danny and Ruta Manning, Forest Church Choir); Eve Fossick; Robin and Jean Roussel; Marilyn Robilliard;

Pauline Torode (also representing Mike Torode); Hazel Duquemin (also representing Joyce and Philip Hall, Joan Osborne and Jayne Cataroche); Mo Smith (also representing Julie Perfitt); Jurat Rev. Peter Lane (also representing Jurat Derek Le Page); Margaret Keeling (also representing Peter Keeling, Rodney Goldsborough and the Island Bridge Club); Claudio Silvestri and Sandra Niven; Isobel Mauger and Martin Jones (also representing Cherry McMillen, Hugh Bacon and C.I.C.B.A.); Sylvia Breton (also representing Tim and Kathy Davison); Peggy Miller (also representing Julie and Kate); Simon and Erika Henning; Mike De La Mare (also representing The Guernsey Probus Club); Mark Seabrook (also representing Sue Seabrook, Sam Seabrook and Abi Coleman); Roy Le Poidevin; Carol Allett; Ruth Button (also representing Peter, Charles, Sarah and William and Tattie Thompson); Nancy Smith; Richard Mayo; Tom English;

Anna Oxley (also representing David and Pat Hinshaw); Vic and Joyce Martin (also representing Karyn and Paula, Jim and Pam Williams and Sadie and Helen); Bob and Hazel Clark; Nigel and Marina Willis; Michaela Lovell; John and Anni Barnes; Ian Dorey (also representing Jacquie Dorey, David Dorey and Mark and Anne Dorey); John and Ruth Robinson; Roberto and Julie Chiappa; Danielle Retz (also representing Philip Retz); Alan and Debbie Dorey (also representing Claire Teed); Sandra Crittell; Robert Plumley; Rob and Suki Brocklebank; Geoff Le Page (also representing Lynne Le Page); Neil De La Mare; Martyn Langlois; Beatrice Clark; Julie Ball (also representing Phil Ball); Roger Morgan (also representing Jill Morgan); Michael Wall (also representing Eric and Jane and family); Chris Wall; Greta Goodeve (also representing Christina Goodeve); Elisabeth Trickey Keith Bienvenu; David Norman (also representing Nicola Norman); Hazel Bisson; Alan and Jan Cleal;

Anthony and Jan le Page (also representing Phil and Pam Schofield); Barbara Steer (also representing Paul Steer); Anne and Andrew Deane (also representing Roy Le Hegarat and Susan Bowditch); Kay and Dave Rabey; Judy Priaulx (also representing Graham Priaulx and family); David Bray (also representing Anne Wilkes-Green, Caroline Wilkes-Green and Ron Wilkes-Green); Jacqui Penney; SallySara Windsor (also representing Rhona Windsor); Martyn and Ann Seabrook; Henry and Margaret Le Tissier; Sue Horsepool; Lesley Bodman (also representing Angus Bodman); Joy Kilpatrick; Jane and Richard Keyho (also representing Jeanette Allen and Angela Spilman); June Money; Mr and Mrs Harper;

Susan Robilliard (also representing Michael Dodd); Jan Guille (also representing Geoff Guille); Nigel and Lesley Le Page; John Hervè (also representing Barbara Hervè); Sue Guilbert (also representing Colin Guilbert); Mike Plummer; Chris Tomlins (also representing Elizabeth Tomlins); Steve Parrott (also representing Kevin Lycett); Linda Archard (also representing Margaret Boden-Heaume); Anne Nicolle; Phil Salazar (also representing Linda Salazar); Paul Salazar; Colin and Sally Cherry; Gillian Taylor; Lindsey de la Rue (also representing Mark, Eden and Ava de la Rue); Mark Brockway (also representing Janice Dockerill); Eric Caplain; Margaret Waters; Peter P Walsh (also representing Janet Walsh);

Flowers were from all the family.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Carolyn (Lyn) Ann Dawes who passed away at her home, aged 75 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Hymns were “Morning has Broken” Accompanied by The Salisbury Cathedral Choir and “Amazing Grace” Accompanied by The Tabernacle Choir. Opening Music was “Dance with My Mother” by Amanda Nicolle, Accompanied with Photo Presentation. Michelle gave the Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death and The Tribute. Time of Reflection Music was “When I Get There by Pink, Accompanied by Photo Presentation. A Poem, “Memories of Mum” was read by Michelle. Closing Music was “Green Green Grass” by George Ezra, “Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa” by Gene Pitney, “When I Need You” by Leo Sayer and “Something’s Gotten Hold of My Heart” by Gene Pitney.                                      

The Mourners Were: Chris Dawes, husband; Jody Le Marchant, step-daughter; Mark and Alison Thomson, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Lexi Downes, great-granddaughter); Nathan Thomson, grandson and Keelan Poullard (also representing Mayalia and Emelia Thomson, great-granddaughters); Casey Moon (also representing Maisan Thomson, great-grandson); Kim Lomax, daughter (also representing Phil Lomax, son-in-law); Leon Lomax, grandson (also representing Freya Lomax, great-granddaughter, Charlie Lomax, great-grandson and Roxy and Sienna Lomax, great-grandaughters); Jodie Lomax, granddaughter; Kadee and Maddie Le Prevost, great-granddaughters (also representing Morgan Le Prevost, great-grandson and Lacey-Jae Le Prevost, great-granddaughter); Jordan Lomax, grandson, Lauren De Jersey and Bump; Carl Thomson, son; Lucy Thomson, granddaughter; Josh Thomson, grandson; Paul Thomson and Ros Chambers, son and daughter-in-law; Jake and Tyler Thomson, grandsons; Bryan and Ali Le Huray, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Dan, Adam and Mike, nephews and families);

Jackie, sister and Hannah Sangan, niece (also representing John Sangan, brother-in-law, Michelle Scott, niece, Dave Le Huray, brother, Lorraine Le Huray, sister-in-law and families); Jason Etesse, nephew (also representing Rodney Etesse, brother-in-law, Zoe and Natalie Etesse, niece); Lynda Mckee, sister-in-law (also representing Richard and Joyce Ellis and Miguel Murphy); Susan Walker, sister-in-law (also representing James Walker and Margaret and Colin Inder); Paul (also representing Simon Murphy-Hale, Jean Smith, sister-in-law and Jill and Brian Skinner);

Also Present Were: Carol Gallienne (also representing Christine Lanoe (twin) and Shaun Leach); Kim Lomax (also representing Damien Le Quesne, Tammy Little, Chris, Sandra and Boag Monro); Paul Thomson and Ros Chambers (also representing Ian Chandler); Angela Bullock (also representing Hayley Bullock, Kevin Smith, Richard Bullock, Cathy Chillcot, Darren Bullock, Danielle Bullock and Nathan Gamblin); Karen and Alan Tacon; Alison Pengelley (also representing family and Nigel Simon); Fran Bachmann (also representing family); Steph and Dwayne Ridley; Charlene and Tim Sheppard (also representing Brooklyn, Bryce, Malachi, Gail, Tish and Tracey Osbourne); Wendy Nelson (also representing Mark Bourgaize and Tamara Le Poidevin); Jon Ogier (also representing Louise Ogier, Grey and Caroline De Heaume, Ashleigh and Rhiannon  Heaume and Kirk Bishop); Rosslyn O’Regan and family (also representing Linda Probert and family, Debbie Barnes and family and Matthew Baher);

Tina Dunning (also representing Joan Buddle, Sue Belben and Angie Le Prevost); Dominic Quinn (also representing Matthew Gontier); Bryan Collenette (also representing Emma Collenette); Kerri Jeham; Mary-Lou Gallie; Cindy Woodruff; Craig and Marilyn Le Page (also representing Lisa and Steve Ogier); Marlies Green; Debbie Shatford (also representing Odette Trimbel); Jackie and Hannah Sangan (also representing John Sangan, Michelle Scott, Dave Le Huray, Lorraine Le Huray and family); Jason Etesse (also representing Rodney, Zoe and Natalie Etesse); Dominic Quinn (also representing Matthew Gontier); Bryan Collenette (also representing Emma Collenette); Kerri Jehan; Jody Le Marchant; Mary-Lou Gallie; Cindy Woodruff; Craig Le Page and Marilyn Le Page (also representing Lisa and Steve Ogier); Marlies Green;

Debbie Shatford (also representing Odette Trimbel); Monica Denning (also representing Dave Carre, Jenny Brache, Shirley Le Page and Julie Stuckey); Gary Marquis; Maria Brown (also representing Brown family and Teresa Palmer and family); Pam Allan; Pam and Paul Pennington; Nicki Crabb; Christopher Tebble (also representing Sarah and Adrienne); Emma Mourant; Mick Murphy (also representing Donna Murphy);

Flowers were from Chris. Kim and Phil. Carl. Paul and Ros. Tyler. Josh. Lucy. Leon, Freya, Charlie, Roxy and Sienna. Nath, Kee, Maya and Mila. Jordan and Lauren. Jake. Jodie, Kadee, Maddie, Morgan and Lacey. Mark, Ali, Nala

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

A Celebration of Life for Sandra Jean Le Gallez who passed away at her home, aged 69 years was held at Les Cotils and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

Opening Music was “Avalon” by Roxy Music. The Bible Reading was revelation 21: 1-4 and read by Reverend Le Vasseur. Memories of Sandra were given by Tess (daughter). Music played during Time of Reflection was “These are the Days” by Queen. A poem “Dust if you Must” was read by Amanda. Reverend Le Vasseur gave The Sentences, Prayers, including Psalm 23, Commendation and Final Prayers. Closing Music was “Orinoco Flow” by Enya.

The Mourners Were: Geoff Le Gallez, husband; Tessa Le Gallez, daughter; James Le Gallez, son; Katie Le Gallez, niece (also representing John and Jax Rosamund); Marina Mauger, niece (also representing James, Oliver and Evelyn Mauger); Chancre Downes, brother; Samantha Downes, niece; Chantelle Platt; Chris and Therese Le Gallez, brother and sister-in-law (also representing John and Tracey Sargent and David Vowles); Trevor and Karen Le Gallez, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Heather Norman and Michaela and Adie Northey); Joe Le Gallez, nephew (also representing Cheyenne Wylie, Phil, Dawn, Ben, Jade, Joe and Jacques Perree and Kristina Southern); Christopher Le Gallez, nephew; Clint Downes (also representing Charmaine Smith, Sonya Walker and Mary Harvey);

Also Present Were: Donna Patch (also representing Janine, Kay and Ken Blinston); Amanda Jaques; Linda Jones (also representing Scott Webb, Damien Jones, Christian Jones, Katina Jones and Sid Jones); Rosslyn Migasiuk (also representing Adrien and Kirsty Le Page); Ash Greaves (also representing Declan and Lottie Greaves); Tracy Hamon (also representing Simon Hamon); Cameron Blinston; Mike and Chris De La Mare;

Paula Ettesse-Wilson (also representing Theo Wilson, Sean Albin and Rob Bougourd); Ashley Smith (also representing Principal Security); Andy Lucas; Marina Dyke (also representing Laura Pearson); Neil Langlois (also representing Julie, Holly, Arwen, Edward and Albert Langlois); Win Le Cheminant (also representing Jacquie Dorey); Shirley Burtenshaw (also representing Larry and family); Carol Holloway; Roy Burton; Helen and Dave Ryan (also representing Angela and family); Scott Ryan; Rod Yeates (also representing Anthea Yates and Ross Yeates); Julie Exall, Stuart and family; Dave and Dawn Exall (also representing Richard and Sharon Exall); Rex Martel; Dennis McKane; Sandra McKane; Christine Jehan (also representing Maxine Jehan); Joan Anderson; Liz Le Patourel; Sarah Hardwick (also representing Nick Hardwick); Koen Le Prevost; Graham Newman; Blake Newman; Rod and Maureen Webb; Chris Gallienne; Joe and Anne Crawford (also representing Richard Crawford); Catherine Chinyama (also representing Pathology and Histology);

Gemma Whitley; Michelle Ferbrache; Mark Le Cheminant, Jodie and Tiffany Le Cheminant; Sandra Diment; Billy Kennedy; Ray and Jean Mauger; Rob Prow (also representing Sharon, Jamie and Georgie Prow); Colin and Kay Bull (also representing Sam Bull and Jemma Hadley); Kim Carre and Mark Carre (also representing Joanne Ferbrache and Leon Harrison); Caroline Ogier; Sara Sarre; Chris, Sarah, Adrienne and Harrison Tebble (also representing Luisa de Freitas-Alves, Willow, Sienna and Marni De Freitas); Sharon McHenry; Tanya Batiste; Steve Queripel; Mark Torode; Sarah-Jane Heathcote; Debi Pitman-Le Gallez; Brian Torode; Andrea McColl; Abbie Duncan; John Gollop; Ady and Tracy Gallienne (also representing the family); Avril Farnham; Nick Farnham; Colin Torode (also representing Sheila Torode);

Terry Castanha (also representing Path Lab); Pat Breban (also representing Stan Breban); Jean and Michael Weysom (also representing Jamie Weysom); Paul and Marilyn Cheetham; Anita Field (also representing Gwen Trump, Sheila Druckes and Catherine Sarre); Suki Brocklebank; Ron and Joyce Le Cras; Gary and Liz Darling; Dave and Michelle Markwick (also representing the family); Jos Mortimer; Nic Jee (also representing Nicky Jee); George Jennings (also representing Bridget Jennings and family, Steven White and Tony and Judith Sargent); Kevin Smith (also representing Kim Smith, Jarrod and Grant and Beryl and Reg Smith); Nina Thomson; Rick Le Cras (also representing Mel Le Cras and family);

Kenieta Domaille (also representing Ian Domaille); Andy and Michelle Queripel; Kerri Jehan; Nigel and Shirley Roussel (also representing Nigel and Katie and Jamie Roussel); Janine Bishop; Claire Chambers; Joanne Russell; Graham Winstanley (also representing Alan Winstanley and Sue Joyce); Steven Winstanley (also representing Joan Brophy and Karen Cabot); Anne O’Mahoney; Barry Cash (also representing Sarah Cash); Dennis le Moignan; Dr Stephen and Mrs Sue Sweet; Keith Pengelley (also representing the Pengelley family and Murchie family); Michael and Kay Moore (also representing Jason and Paula Martel); Mrs A Smyth-Mauger; Bridget Foss (also representing Stan Brouard Ltd, Guernsey Flowers Ltd and Rodney and Audrey Brouard); Elsa Dodd (also representing the Dodd family);   Jan Domaille (also representing Martyn Domaille, Mick and Carol Damarell, Ali Damarell, John Wild and Ian Southern);

Linda Attwooll and Claire Le Huray (also representing Mandy Cox, Charlotte Scherders, Paula Cluett, Daryl Cluett and Transport, PEH, Marlene Place and Fatima Freitas); Paul and Jane Killick; Nigel Smith; Ali Gardiner; Gwen and Mike Jeffreys (also representing Paul Jeffreys and family and Vikki Bennett and family); Titch Gill (also representing Richard and Zizina Sarre and family and Tony and Judith Sargent); Teena De La Mare (also representing Malcolm De La Mare and family, Mr and Mrs K Bourgaize and Mark Bourgaize); Michele Shell (also representing Robert Shell and Mr J E G Petit); John and Gwen Naftel; Shirley Diamond and John Walters (also representing Justin Diamond, Sally Diamond, sarah Heathcote, Jennie and Michael Edwards (UK) and Maureen (Mo) Ogier, (Wales)); Anne Blondel (also representing Barry, Stace and Martine); Jane Turian (also representing Geoff and Sophie Turian, Kelly Bromley and Richard and Chris Marquis);

Judy Horner (also representing Maureen Sparkes, (Australia), Bev Sebire, Tracie Coule and Cathy Wright); Lynn Skillett (also representing the flower classes); Ann Ogier (also representing Shaun, Vanessa and Aaron Gallienne); Keith and Katrina Gontier (also representing Peter Gontier, Colin and Sue Gontier and Nigel and Eileen Gontier); Rosie and Dave Bradshaw; Rhian Tooley (also representing Guernsey Lilies W.I.);

Tributes were to be sent to RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Lewis, Guernsey Harbours, PO Box 631, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL. 

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Donald Frederick Rich who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 94 years was held at St Saviours Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “I Vow Thee to my Country” and “Abide with Me”. The Bible Reading was Psalm 23 and read by Chris. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Sentences from the Bible, Prayers, Tributes and Commendation. Recessional music was played by organist, Mr Graham Martel. 

The Mourners Were: Jean Rich, wife; John Le Noury, stepson; Andrea Nightingale, stepdaughter; and Mark Nightingale, Step-son-in-law Chris Rich, son and Marianda Enevoldsen; Ollie Nightingale, step-grandson; Tom Nightingale, step-grandson; Christopher Le Noury; step-grandson and Abi Le Noury; Francesca Le Noury, step-granddaughter and Shaun Robins (also representing Barney Robins); Josephine Le Noury (also representing Verity and Felix). Lydia Cozens, Peter Legg and Oliver Legg Bonita Le Noury, step-granddaughter and Benedict Jones; Nigel Jones (also representing Alison Jones, daughter); Stephen Langlois, step - nephew (also representing Vicki, Isaac, Abigail Langlois, Sandie Hockaday and Paul Hockaday); Brenda de Garis, cousin (also representing Betty Fooks, cousin);

Also Present Were: Gill and Guy Quigley (also representing Zak and Mel Parsons and Giles Quigley); Melanie Crocker; Janet Corbin; Graham Jehan; Barbara Hervé; Charles Cooper; Jill Matthews; Stuart and Wendy Hayward; Pam Le Tissier (also representing Claire and Neil and family); Mark Le Tissier (also representing Leonie Le Tissier); Alun Williams; Tanya Dorrity; Davina Mansell (also representing Alexis, William and Oliver); Jon Lucas (also representing Joy Lucas); Chrissy Salmon (also representing Gerry and Helen Morrissey, Delma Luxton and the members of Shiloh Church); Pat and Don Mckay; Colin and Jenny Renouf (also representing Sarah and Peter Dorey, Marion Marquis and Veronica Crocker); Mavis Guille; Clare Garnham (also representing Lambourne Taxis, Sunflower Taxis and Dean Batiste); Jayne Jouhning (also representing Chris Jouhning); Anne Hamon (also representing Paul, Chloe and Josh); Eric Legg (also representing Sue Legg, Richard and Sheena Ellis and members of HSBC Guernsey Pensions Association); John Marquis (also representing Gina Marquis); Geoff Ogier (also representing Gwen Ogier); Mike Lucas (also representing Libby Lucas);

Fief de Blanchelande – Sir de Vic Carey, former Seigneur (also representing Richard McMahon, Seigneur, Sir Richard Collas, former Seigneur, Nik van Leuven, Seneschal, Darryl Ogier, Vavasseur, Jurat Connie-Helyar-Wilkinson, Vavasseur, Adrian Nicolle, Greffier, Advocate Gordon Dawes, former Deputy Greffier and Jurat David Robilliard, Sergent (and the Rev’d Juliette Robilliard) and Margaret Nicolle);

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to The Salvation Army, La Route de Picquerel, Vale, GY6 8JA

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Silvia Maria Varela Richards who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 51 years was held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church and conducted by Deacon Mark Leightley.

The organist, Mr Luke O’Donnell accompanied the singing of “Lord of all Hopefulness” and “Abide with Me”. Deacon Mark gave the Welcome and Liturgy of the Word. First Reading was Ecclesiastes 3 1-8 and read by Max Richards. The Responsorial Psalm “The Lord is my shepherd, there is nothing I shall want” was read by Nina Richards. The Gospel Reading was Matthew 5 1-12. Prayers of Intersession was read by Rachelle Kennedy. Words of Remembrance given by Tim Richards followed by Thereza and Lucia Varela. Recessional music was played by Luke O’Donnell.

The Mourners Were: Tim Richards, husband; Max Richards, son; Nina Richards, daughter; Sally Richards; Julian Richards; Angelina Spurrier; Elizabeth Richards; Clelia Varela; Cristina Varela; Tete Varela; Lucia Varela; Paula Duck; Andrew Field, cousin; Joanne Field, cousin;

Also Present Were: Nigel Kennedy; Rachelle Kennedy; Cindy Kennedy; James Kennedy; Christina Kennedy; William Kennedy; Henry Kennedy; Laura Kennedy; Alex Horsburgh-Porter; Robert O’Brien, Principal, Dan Burgess, Andrew Manning, Sonia Hollowell (also representing staff and pupils at Blanchelande College); Kez Le Pelley; Graham Duerden; Denise Cohu (also representing Julie Matthews, all at The Russells Social Centre and Mandy Le Bachelet, Guernsey Voluntary Service); Paul and Laura Briginshaw; Sam and Tania Shires; David and Alison Lawrence and Thomas Lawrence; Chris Roughsedge (also representing Ladies College); Rita Fontes, Legion of Mary; Diane Rodrigues; Iona Mitchell; Sandra Duerden (also representing Polly Babbe); Sean Lacey and Ellie Lacey; Mrs Lahorgue; Heidi Sandy;

Rene Hervé; Ben Newell; Marie and John Russell; Robin Cowling (also representing Sophie Cowling); Eduard Delange; Jamie Bookless; Daniel Keeping; Sophie Crocker; Colin de Jersey; Alex Porter; Andrea Guilbert; Oksana Stefak; Karan Sonego; Carole Manheim (also representing Jack Manheim); Diarmuid Ryan; Oliver Dick; Tina Donnithorne; Robert and Andrea Sinclair; Sarah Chadwick Kay Chadwick; Sophie and Caspar Roughsedge; Luke and Sinead Wheadon (also representing Albert and Eve Wheadon); Fiona, Colin, Lauren and Alice de Jersey; Norman and Emma Fraser; Juanita Byrne (also representing Eloise Le Roux); Julia Clare; Ingrid and James Colmer; Rupert and Manoela Mackay; Advocate Mark and Rosalyn Ferbrache (also representing Brendon and AFR Advocates); Mark Kennedy; Aline Ball; Jean Evans (also representing Victoria Wing); Ben Manchak; Natasha Newell; Lizia Nousg; A Lavarello; Gary and Rebecca (also representing Alexandra);

Flowers were from Tim. Max. Nina.

Other tributes were to be sent to Cancer Research UK (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Lynda Mildon, 2 La Petite Clos, La Couture, St Peter Port, GY1 2EB.

The arrangements were by Zac Hannis of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Gordon Owen Pugh who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 89 years was held at St John’s Church and conducted by The Very Reverend John A Guille.

The organist, Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “The Lords My Shepherd”, “Abide With Me” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. The Bible Reading was St John: Chapter 14 verses 1-6. Reverend Guille gave the Address, Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music played was “Nessun Dorma” by L Pavarotti.

The Mourners Were: Chris Pugh, son; Shirley Hamon, niece and Ray Hamon (also representing Craig); Tony Rigden, nephew and Jackie Rigden (also representing Steve Rigden, Newcastle); Gary King, nephew (also representing Ann and Mick King, sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Ginny King, Ryan King and Lewis King); Paul Taylor, nephew (also representing Jackie Taylor, great-niece); James Taylor, great-nephew; Sue Thompson, niece (also representing David, nephew and Janet Pugh, niece);

Also Present Were: Sue Kirkpatrick (also representing Willie Kirkpatrick and Laura Kirkpatrick); Jackie Le Marchant (also representing Molly Bihet); Mavis Duquemin-Stevens; Helen Bicks; Ross Cowdrey and Carla De Garis (also representing Danielle Sparkes, Dee Lihou, Hollie Truffitt, Canaccord Genuity and Trevor Brehaut); Steve Cowdrey; Martin Concannon (also representing Julie Grant and former colleagues ay Guernsey Press); Angela Le Prevost; Lyn Woodgate (also representing Gary Woodgate, Neil Cave, Chloe Gallagher and Carol Hutchins); Roy and Val McDade (also representing Sean and Simon); David Masterton (also representing Janet Masterton and Simon Masterton); Rich Austin (also representing Margaret Austin); Chris Cox (also representing Katie Cox, Mark Culverwell, Simon Bishop-White, Leigh Savident and Dean Willis);

Jackie David (also representing James Shirkie, Rachel Kendall and Ken Bloor); Paul Ingrouille (also representing Carol Ingrouille and the 1998 and 2002 Guernsey Commonwealth Games Lawn Bowls teams and the Council and members of the Guernsey Indoor Bowling Association LBG); Will Stewart (also representing Annette Stewart and Mary Sims); Lee Hulse (also representing Neil Le Tissier); Andy Rigden; Len Le Ber; Ian Wood (also representing Anne); Andy Priaulx; Alan Benham (also representing Helen Benham); Peter Hughes; Keeley Craine; Kathy Thorne; Stewart Fraser and Jack Fraser; Tracy Curwen (also representing Olivia Fraser); Linda Smith; Bob Cave; Margaret Carre; Carole Renouf; Steve Le Noury; Miles Bishop-White (also representing Darren Wallbridge, Neil Moore, Julie Bennington and Tiki Stilwell); Linda Osborne; Eddie Percy (also representing Kay Smyth); Yolanda Young (also representing Jim Young, Sophie Young, Toby Young and Anne Simon); Natasha Thorne;

 Flowers were from The family. Sue, Willie, Laura, Alexis and Brooklyn. Mick, Ann, Gary, Ginny and boys.

Other tributes were to be sent to Dementia Friendly Guernsey, C/o Guernsey Community Foundation, First Floor, Tudor House, St Peter Port, GY1 1DB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Kathleen Edith Edwards who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital aged 92 years was held at Vazon Elim Church and conducted by Mr Stephen Francis.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “Jesus Bids Us Shining”. The Bible Reading was John 14 vs 1-6 & 27. The Family Tributes were read by Claire, granddaughter. A poem was read by Helen, granddaughter. Stephen Francis gave the Prayers, Committal and Closing Words and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Sue and Geoff Fisher, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Steven, grandson and Leonie, granddaughter-in-law, New Zealand, Linda, niece and Terry O’Connor and family);); Alan Edwards, son; Mick and Sandra Edwards, son and daughter-in-law; Jennie and Dave James, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Ashley James); Steven Edwards and Emma Edwards, grandson and granddaughter-in-law (also representing Norman and Maureen Tough, Lisa Ogier and Jennie Vile); Laura Edwards, great-granddaughter (also representing Ethan Edwards, great-great-grandson); Olivia Edwards, great-granddaughter; Caroline Edwards, granddaughter (also representing Mary-Jane, great-granddaughter, Riley, great-grandson and Mandy Worthington); Claire Fisher, granddaughter;

Finn Fisher, great-grandson; Logan Fisher, great-grandson; Helen King, granddaughter; Hannah King, great-granddaughter; Terry King, grandson-in-law; Simon Kent; Pete De Mouilpied; Heidi and Steve Le Noury, granddaughter and grandson-in-law (also representing Rosemary Le Noury and Val Le Feuvre); Nicole Le Noury, great-granddaughter; Bradley Le Noury, great-grandson; Colin Edwards, nephew and Fran Edwards; Paul Edwards, nephew (also representing Christine Edwards, Jenna and Nick Biddlecomb, Jane Tee and Matthew (Champ) and Bobby Tee); Ian Maindonald, nephew and Jean Maindonald (also representing Sam Maindonald);

Sophie Maindonald (also representing Emily Maindonald); Paul Martin and Kay Martin, niece (also representing Samantha Langlois and Suzy Goode); Angela Dowinton, niece and Norman Dowinton (also representing Tracey and Justin and families); Jan Cummins, niece and Mick Cummins (also representing Michelle, Jo and families, Keith and Debbie Mourant and family, Ken and Pat Mourant and family and Jane Mourant and family); Lindy Heaume, niece and Dave Heaume (also representing Kelly and family and Kelvin); Chris Edwards (also representing Claire and Scott Edwards); Rob and Margaret Edwards;

Also Present Were: Sue Musson (also representing family); Ivan Roberts (also representing Hazel Roberts); Sally and Bill Gardner; Nicki Hamon (also representing Paul, Phoebe and Lottie); Martyn Rabey; Carolyn Stoaling (also representing Janet Collins); Barry and Gwen Trump; Marie Sillars; Ruth Lesbirel (also representing Hayley and David); Jean Vidamour (also representing Martyn Vidamour); Jenny Gallie; Carol McKenzie;

Flowers were from All the family. Ian, Sam, Emily and Sophie.

Other tributes were to be sent to Pumping Marvellous Foundation, Business First, Millennium City Park, Millennium Road, Preston, PR2 5BL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Peter Stanley French who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 84 years was held at St Pauls Methodist Church and conducted by Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “Praise my Soul” and “The Day Thou Gavest”. The Reading was John 14: 1-6, 27 and read by Matthew, grandson. A poem “He is Gone” was read by Alexander, grandson. Reverend Stringer gave the Prayers, Tribute, Prayer of Thanksgiving, Prayer of Committal and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Jump in The Line” by Lord Kitchener.

The Mourners Were: Alison French (Ali), wife; Sue and Jimmy Hillman. Daughter and son-in-law (also representing Tony Moralee, brother-in-law and Mary, Gavin and Owen); Christine and Neil Stanford, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Sue Bellinger); Simon and Janine French, son and daughter-in-law; Matthew Le Tissier, grandson and Jemma Le Tissier (also representing Ollie Le Tissier, great-grandson); Vicky Le Tissier, granddaughter (also representing Lee); Elouise French, granddaughter and Ryan Whitehead (also representing Debbie, Ian and Harry Whitehead); Alexander French, grandson; Pat and Peter Ford, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Chris Ford, nephew and Kim Ford);  Jackie Davies, sister (also representing Les Davies, brother-in-law, Glyn, nephew, Sharon, niece and David and Steph, niece and Paul); Richard Ford, nephew and Morgan Ford (also representing Kirsty Ford, Billy and Heather);

Also Present Were: Shirley and Vic Falla; Ian Musson (also representing Monica Musson); Joan Rouget (also representing Rachael and Steve Holford); Cathy Greening; Ian Greening (also representing Guernsey Sheltered Housing Group); Christine Le Prevost (also representing Monica Armstrong and Alva Gee); John McCarthy; Doreen Arnold; Janet Corbin (also representing Graeme Corbin);

Eric Legg (also representing HSBC Guernsey Pensioners); John Gosselin; Ian Le Brun (also representing Niamh Alexander); Elaine Goodhew (also representing Clive Goodhew); Stephen Roberts (also representing Teresa Roberts, Table 5 at The Grange Lodge); John Lee; Pearl Moore (also representing Don Moore); Peter Ouseley; Ruth and Clary Davies; Richard Cann; Chris Marquis; Dave and Cathy Martel (also representing La Chaumiere Homes); Don and Val Bailey; Sue Taylor; Neil and Nicky Moore; Michelle Lowndes and Brian Martel; Sue and Martyn Lee (also representing Toby, also Sally and Graham Robert); Brian and Marilyn Stanford; Les and Pat Quesnel; Judith and David Lainé (also representing Danny Hughes and staff at Grange Lodge Hotel); Lynn Gilman (also representing family); Stephanie Le Tissier;

Nick and Christine Ferbrache (also representing Harriett and Pascal Ferbrache); Ian Rouget (also representing Vi Ferbrache); Steph Davies; Paul Darlington; Diane Hockey and Michael Rea;  

Flowers were from Ali. Simon and Janine. Jimmy and Sue. Christine. Elouise and Alex.

Other tributes were to be sent to RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Lewis, PO Box 631, Guernsey Harbours, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL or Guide Dogs for the Blind, Hillfields, Burghfield Common, Reading, RG7 3YG.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Olwen May Ingrouille who passed away at Maison de Quetteville Residential Home, aged 99 years was held at Spurgeon Baptist Church and conducted by Pastor John Ogier.

The organist, Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “To God be The Glory”, “As the Deer Pants for the Water” and “Guide me, O Thou Great Jehovah”. The Bible Readings were Psalm 23 and John 14 v 1-7. Pastor Ogier gave the Prayers, Message and Final Scripture, Ascription of Glory and Blessing.

The Mourners Were: Paul Ingrouille, son (also representing Keith Ingrouille, son, (Canada)); Carol Ingrouille, daughter-in-law (also representing Richard Le Poidevin, step-grandson and Chloe Le Poidevin, step-greatgranddaughter); Alison Clark, step-granddaughter; Thomas Clark, step-greatgrandson (also representing Tim Clark); Geoffrey Mahy, cousin (also representing Elaine Mahy, Rosemary Whitehead, Brian and Penny Mahy and Nancy and Verle Davison, (Florida), all cousins);

Also Present Were: Ann Ahearne (also representing Peter and James Ahearne and Jason and Annette Chutter); Maggie Tostevin (also representing Maud Le Moigne); Derick and Brenda Le Poidevin (also representing Mike and Jenny Nicolle); Vic Richer; Jan Barbè; Jill Froome (also representing Vic, also Ali and Ian Merrien); Brian Clegg (also representing Heather Clegg); Myra Greenway (also representing Olive Lett, Barbara Harris and Brenda Queripel); Ian and Carrie Rouxel; Joan Tostevin (also representing Marlene Place and Rod Tostevin); Nigel Presland (also representing Andy Brehaut and Heather Brehaut); Richard Torode (also representing Liz Torode); Jill Matthews (also representing Eiluned Sanders); John and Jean Palin; Jackie Nicolle (also representing Guernsey Bowling Club); Tony and Margery Yates;

Katie Wicks (also representing Hazel Robins and Vikki Gallienne); Sylvia Falla.

Vicky Delaney and Saskia Le Poidevin (also representing staff and residents of Maison de Quetteville); Kathleen Bichard (Former member of Guernsey Fellowship Choir) (also representing Hazel Le Poidevin); Jean Renyard (also representing Marie Warne); Brenda Smart (also representing Wayne and Lorraine Mahy);

Flowers were from Paul and Carol. Keith. Richard and Chloe Alison and Thomas.

Other tributes were to be sent to Maison de Quetteville Residents Comfort Fund, L’Aumone, Castel, GY5 7RT.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for John William Woolrich who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 63 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

Opening Music played was “Wish You Were Here” by Pink Floyd. Reverend Charmley gave the Sentences, Opening Prayer and read Memories of John, written by his son James. The organist accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken”. The Bible Reading, Ecclesiastes 3: 1-11 was read by Reverend Charmley. Frank Robinson gave a Tribute, followed by a Moment of Reflection whilst the music “Fade In/Fade Out (Abbey Road Acoustic Session)” by Nothing More was played. The Poem “If I Should Go Before The Rest of You” by Joyce Grenfell was read by Reverend Charmley who then gave the Commendation, Committal and Final Prayers. Closing Music was “Laughing on Judgement Day” by Thunder.

 The Mourners Were: James Woolrich and Joanna Nichols;

Also Present Were: Neil Robilliard (also representing Anthony Dyer, Ian Giles, Colin Kimber, Kim Leadbeater and Michael Ogier); Cathy Tyrrell (also representing Sacha Ferbrache and Paul Daigle); Ceila Allen (also representing the volunteers at Mostly Books); Frank and Alison Robinson (also representing Daniel, Katie and Nick and Cathy Bonham and Chris Daykin); Richard Tostevin; Kristine Ivanova and David Morris; Michael Le Page; Danny Fooks; Dan Noyon; Sarah Winsall (also representing Richard Le Feuvre); Sally Le Noury; Gillian Nichols (also representing Charlotte and Adrian Le Tissier); Judith Hansen (also representing Carl); Kim Marquis; Neil and Marilyn Laine and Amie Laine (also representing Kirstin, Charlie and Cameron); Dan Tostevin (also representing Naomi Tostevin); Charlotte Carr (also representing Community Services); Samantha Nichols and Matthew Nichols; Tanya Richards-Pugh; Geoff Mauger; Glyn Smith; John Le Noury (also representing Andrea Nightingale); John Marquis;

Flowers were from the Baker family.

 Other tributes were to be sent to The GSPCA, Les Fiers Moutons, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service for Brian Anthony Powell who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 82 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Opening Music was “On the Sunnyside of the Street” by Louis Armstrong. Time of Reflection music was “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong. Michelle gave the Thoughts on Life and Death, Memories of Brian, The Lord’s Prayer and Committal and Concluding Words. Closing music was “When the Saints Go Marching In” by Louis Armstrong.

The Mourners Were: Barbara Powell, wife; Ian Powell and Sharon Powell, son and daughter-in-law; Dawn Morgan, daughter and Martin Thomas; Julie and Tony Hill, daughter and son-in-law; Grant Powell, grandson and Briony Powell; Mica Le Page, granddaughter and Richard Le Page (also representing Poppy Le Page, great-granddaughter);  Gwendoline Fletcher, sister; Keith Powell, brother (also representing Christine and Matthew Powell); Trudi McLeod, niece (also representing Geoff Fletcher, nephew, Mark Fletcher, nephew and family and McLeod family); John and Vicky Dodd, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Sandra Northey and Andre Bichard); Paul Dodd, nephew (also representing Lisa, James and Gill Dodd, sister-in-law); Janet Northey, sister-in-law; Catherine Dodd, sister-in-law; Sharmane Dodd, niece; Carrie Bacon, niece (also representing Dominic Bacon, Esther Jones, niece and Tony Jones); Steve Powell, nephew (also representing Liz Powell);

Adrian Northey, nephew (also representing Michaela Northey and Holly Langlois); Jez Powell, nephew and Jenny Powell (also representing Sue Loveridge, Connor and Cameron Powell and Martyn and Jackie Gaudion); Sam Ingrouille, niece (also representing Paul, Jasmine and Mikey, Ingrouille); Tina Pipet, niece and Mark Pipet; Rosemary Powell (also representing Peter and Corinne Dean);

Also Present Were: Margaret and Howard Everett; James McKenzie; Susanne Hart (also representing Allen Webb); Kathryn Evans (also representing David Evans); Mark Bideau (also representing Tracy Bideau and Tony Bideau); Ian Hall (also representing Mike Hall); Ian Fitchet (also representing Whistlers Table Tennis Club); George Couzens (also representing Brian Parkin and Sue Corbet); Roy and Elizabeth Northey (also representing Katherine, Christopher and Rachel Northey); Mike Allen (also representing Margaret Allen, Tuula Lehtinen and St Martins Bridge Club); Brian Ferbrache (also representing Sue Ferbrache); Kay Chivers (also representing Percy Chivers); Keith Opie; Christine Le Lievre (also representing Ken and Glenda Tucknott and The Lihou Bridge Club);

Derek Webb (also representing Christine Webb, Becks O’Keefe, Robin Vile and Guernsey Table Tennis Association); Ken Falla (also representing Audrey Falla, Angela Pallot and Dave and Lynn Finn); Rod Goldsbrough, Island Bridge Club; Jan Falla; Graham Lesbirel (also representing Anne Rihoy, Wayne Rihoy and Miriam Parker); Bob Cherry; Marie-Francois Marquis (also representing Moana Marquis); Martin Sarre (also representing Katrina Sarre and Lionel Jones); Brian Le Cras; Graham Martel; Sharon and Des Duarte; Andre Whitney (also representing Peggy Whitney); Rob Lihou (also representing Sue James and Andy); Lynne Williamson; Don and Anne Babbe; Bob and Judy Wickham; Maurice James; Kevin Simon (also representing Dianne Simon); Ian Lihou; Andy Hall; Andrew Hitchon; Richard Malegodi; Marilyn and Mike Robilliard (also representing Barry and Val Kilby and Hugh and Tanya Bacon, CICBA Bridge and Manor Bridge Club);

Sue Robilliard (also representing Angela Hood); Madeleine Dawson; Peter English; Steff Moody (also representing Daniel Moody); Nikki Moorshead (also representing Adam Moorshead); Howard Morgan and Rhys Morgan (also representing Stephanie Morgan);

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or Cancer Research UK (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Lynda Mildon, 2 La Petite Clos, La Couture, St Peter Port, GY1 2EB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Barbara Falla who passed away at Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home, aged 96 years was held at St Paul’s Methodist Church and conducted by Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken” and “Make me a Channel of Your Peace”. The Bible Readings were Psalm 23, read by Colin and John 14. 1-6, 27. The Tribute was given by Jenny. Reverend Stringer gave the Prayers of Thanksgiving and Commendation.

The Mourners Were: Micheal Falla, son and Carol Young; Colin Falla, son (also representing Steph and Tristan Boscher); Jennifer Falla, daughter-in-law (also representing Andrew Marshall, grandson, (New Zealand)); Stephen Wilkes, grandson (also representing Harriet and Theodore Lord, great-grandchildren); Hannah Lord; Ian Young; Luke Young, great-grandson; Samuel Wilkes, great-grandson, Daniella Eihe and Charles Wilkes, great-great-grandson); William Wilkes, great-grandson; Chris Tweedale, nephew;  Kathy and Amy Tweedale; Daphne, Derek, Robert and Helen Lund;

Also Present Were: Anita and Peter Carey; Jerry and Vicky Woodward (also representing Blair and Laura Woodward and Brian and Donna-Mae Acton); Mike De La Mare (also representing Christine De La Mare); Peter Adam, Sonia Singh, Dada Sarre and Rosia Fernandez (also representing staff and residents of Chateau des Tielles Nursing Home); John Seymour (also representing Sue Seymour); Margaret Cross; Jean Martel; Pauline Telford (also representing Margaret Moffatt); Lesley Perchard (also representing St Stephen Players and Mike Perchard); Jenny Winterflood (also representing Shaun, Rebecca and Donna Winterflood); Mollie Dorey, St. Stephens Players); Mary De La Mare (also representing Tony De La Mare); Jean and John Forman; Pauline Bisson; Ken and Audrey Falla;

Carolyn Le Poidevin; Margaret and Dave Bougourd; Eileen Le Lacheur (also representing Elizabeth Orr); Trevor Bourgaize, President of La Societe Guernesiaise (also representing Ornithology Section); Lesley Bourgaize (also representing Rob Lihou); Vic and Jill Froome (also representing Timothy Froome and Alison Merrien);

Pat Hitchon (also representing Karen Seward, Head Trainer I.D.T Club); Debbie Hobbs (also representing Peter, Emily and Jack Hobbs); Steve Greenway (also representing Sam Greenway and Guernsey Sheltered Housing Group Limited); Carolyn Myram; Gillian Ingrouille; Barbara Minta (also representing Bob and Molly Thompson and The Guernsey Eisteddfod Society); Jean and Milton Carré (also representing Janet and Barry Barbé and Hazel Solway);

Flowers were from Chris, Kathy, Aimee, Daphne, Derek, Helen and Robert. Luke. Sam. William. Andrew Marshall.

Other tributes were to be sent to The Secretary, La Société Guernesiaise, Candie Gardens, St Peter Port, GY1 1UG, for the benefit of Royal Society for the protection of birds.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

A celebration of Life for Charles Hartley Kinnersly who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 83 years was held at Beckfords Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening Music was “Fernando” and “Chiquitita” both by Abba. Poems read in the service by Michelle Duquemin were “When I’m Gone” by Lyman Hancock, “He is Gone” by David Harkins, “Remember Me” by Margaret Mead, “Afterglow” by Helen Lowrie Marshall and “Farewell my Friends by Rabindranath Tagore. Memories of Charles by Ingrid and Thoughts of Dad by Beck, Ed and Will, and Kit and Meadow were also read by Michelle.  Music played during Time of Reflection, accompanied by a photo presentation was “I Have a Dream” by Abba. Michelle gave the Thoughts on Life and Death and Final Farewell and Concluding Words.  A poem by Coco was also printed.  Closing music was “Thank you for the Music” by Abba.

The Mourners Were: Ingrid Kinnersly, wife; Rebecca Knight, daughter and Chris Knight; Edward Kinnersly, son; William Kinnersly, son and Katherine Kinnersly; Coco Kinnersly, granddaughter; Kit Kinnersly, grandson; Meadow Knight, granddaughter; Nick and Charlotte Kinnersly, brother and sister-in-law; Victoria Kinnersly, sister (also representing Eid and Joani Broughton and Patrick Kinnersly and Richard Kinnersly, cousins); Sarah Kinnersly, sister (also representing Felice Germani and Amina Germani); Sarah Kinnersly, (also representing Michael Kinnersly, cousin); Hugo Kinnersly cousin; Susie Sampson, cousin; Charles Osborne, cousin;

Also Present Were: Patricia Rolph, Ex Anchor Laundry Staff; Mary Knight; Helen Knight; Nicholas Drake (also representing Gillie Drake); John Foley (also representing Alison Foley); Charlie Buchanan (also representing Magnus Buchanan); Oliver Coquelin (also representing Michael Ozanne); Claire Craddock (also representing the family and Sims family); James Colmer (also representing Ingrid Colmer and Michael Ozanne); Rollo de Sausmarez (also representing William, Peter and Lindsay de Sausmarez); De Vic Carey (also representing Lady Carey);

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

Requiem Mass for Rosemary Le Messurier who passed away at her home, aged 74 years was held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church and conducted by Father Inna Reddy Gade.

The organist, Mr Luke O’Donnell accompanied the singing of “How great Thou Art”, and “Love Divine”. The Communion Hymn was “Ava Maria” and the Recessional Hymn was “Amazing Grace”. The First Reading, Isaiah 25: 6-9 was read by Patrick Le Tocq. The Responsorial Psalm was “The Lord is my Shepherd”; there is nothing I shall want, by Andre. The Second Reading, St Paul to the Romans 14: 7-12 was read by Mrs Blin. The Gospel Jn 14: 1-6 was read by Father Inna, he also gave the Prayers, Homily and Final Commendation.

The Mourners Were: Peter Le Messurier, husband (also representing Deanna Duran and Oscar Duran, sister and brother-in-law and extended family in the USA, Graham Le Messurier, brother-in-law and Susan Baker Le Messurier, sister-in-law and extended families in the UK); Melissa Lewis, daughter and David Lewis, son-in-law; Sonia Horsepool, daughter and Graham Horsepool, son-in-law (also representing Craig Horsepool and Riley Horsepool, step-grandson-in-law and step-great-grandson-in-law); Eleanor Legg, granddaughter (also representing Oliver White, great-grandson); Adam Legg, grandson-in-law (also representing Jack Legg, step-great-grandson and Emily Legg, step-great-granddaughter and family);

Paul Le Maitre, nephew and Sharon Le Maitre (also representing Robin Le Maitre, nephew and Tina and Jamie and Jonathan Le Maitre, great-nephews); Jeremy Le Maitre, nephew (also representing Faye Le Maitre, Danielle Ceillam, great-niece and family); Steve King, nephew; Terry King, nephew; Karen Le Messurier, sister-in-law (also representing John Le Messurier, brother-in-law, Scott Le Messurier and Claire Rowlinson and family, Mandy, Carol, Jean and families and Julie and Colin Churchill and families); Pam Russell (also representing Mike Ingrouille, cousins); Paula Ettesse-Wilson, cousin;

Also Present Were: Patrick and Anne Le Tocq; Vince Kelling; Tom and Vanessa Denton (also representing Anita Bailey, Cameron Bailey, Vanessa Bailey, Steve Edwards and Sienna Bailey); Jacob White; Janet Wickenden (also representing all of St Martins Primary School); Jacky Lowery; Dixie Norman; Graeme and Jane White (also representing Sam White, Jess Shales and Jack White); Marilyn Loveridge (also representing Karen Jehan); Jan Attwood (also representing Tony Attwood, Kara Lucas and Kate Lee); Ady and Tracy Gallienne (also representing Emma and Ross, Lucy, Alice and Harry); Stephen Le Messurier; Brenda Clapp; Richard and Mich Coumbe; Phyllis Bougourd, The Legion of Mary; Aaron Bailey; Rita Fontes, Legion of Mary; Amanda Topping (also representing Adie Topping); Brenda Smart; Connie Morris; Maud Blin; Yvonne La Farge;

Jocelyn Bush (also representing Yolan Slater, Australia and Trish Mason); Janet Lewis (also representing family, Martin Lewis and Caroline Lewis); Angela and Norman Dowinton (also representing Chris and Jan Gosselin); Tina Gillman (also representing Roy Gillman); Janet Herpe; Sally-Ann Penney (also representing Mark Penney, Ron, Ang and Kevin Greening, Alison and Peter Sarre, Betty Dorey, Gill Carre, Dicko Dorey, Gwen Ozanne and Nicky, Teresa Coombes, Trevor and Mandy Haynes, Lorraine Da Silva, Paul Falla (Stan) and Laura Oke); Trudy Bourgaize (also representing Graham Bourgaize and family); Jenny and Henry Topping (also representing Neil Topping); Margaret Keeling; Jean and André Le Marre; Avril Ryan (also representing Alyson Jordan); Margie Pearson; Gillian Le Pavoux (also representing Mike Le Pavoux, James Le Pavoux and St Martins Grand Marche Co-op);

Flowers were from Peter. Melissa and Dave. Sonia and Graham. Ellie, Adam, Jack, Emily and Ollie. Deanna, Oscar, Richard, David, Lisa and all the family. Karen, John and family. Sue and Graham. Anita and Vanessa, Steve, Cam, Kodi, Sienna and Preston. Aaron, Rachel, Ben, Emma, Dawson and Mali, Steve, Vanessa, Terry and families. Jean, Mandy and Carol.

Other tributes were to be sent to Bulstrode Oncology Unit, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Betty Terry who passed away at her home in Sark, aged 91 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Mr Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Open Music was Ke Kali Nei Au (The Hawaiian Wedding Song) by Charles E. King. Memories of Betty were read by Richard (brother). The Bible Reading was Ecclesiastes 3: 1-11. Music played During Time of Reflection was “The Flower Duet” by Lakme-Act 1. Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Sentences, Words of Comfort, Prayers and Committal. Closing Music was “Hawaiian Wedding Song” by Elvis Presley.

The Mourners Were: Richard Dawson, brother; Rebecca Dawson, niece; Charlotte Dawson, niece; Tom Chakraborti; Brendan Ireland;

Also Present Were: Sally Hutchins; José Day (also representing Sarah, Emma and Jessica Diplock, Lyn Diplock, Dave Scott and Estelle Robin); Richard Ellis (also representing Sheila Ellis, Richard Guillard, Sark, John Lee, Eric Legg and Guernsey HSBC Pensioners Association); Mary Bennalick (also representing Michael Lanyon and Caroline Robins); Suzanne Archer; Jess Hester (also representing Sheryl High); Dr Phil and Rose Rawkizor and Stephen Furniss); Norman Wilkinson; Wendy Kearnon (also representing James Briggs, Caroline Robins and Janie Scott); Adrian Guille (also representing Angela Barrows); Marilyn Carre; Maggie Feibel (also representing Carolyn Robbin); Veronica Burgess; Shirley Hamon (also representing Trevor Hamon); Yvonne Docking; Gabbi Molnar; Paula Burbridge (also representing carers from Connie’s Carers);

Flowers were from Richard, Charlotte, Brendan, Millie, Josh, Rebecca and Tom, Richard, Rebecca and Charlotte.

Other tributes were to be sent to The Professor Saint Sark Medical Fund, C/o Peter Cunneen, Percy’s Cottage, Sark, GY10 1SE or by bank transfer HSBC, sort code 40-22-25, Account Number 01053302.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Irene Amy Lemée who passed away at GreenAcres Care Home, aged 77 years was held at Beckfords Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening music played was “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole. Michelle Duquemin gave the Welcome and Thoughts on Life and Death. Quote, “Success” by Robert Louis Stevenson was read by Michelle Duquemin. Let’s Remember Irene written by Sharon, included the poem “Alzheimer’s” by Dick Underwood read by Constance and “Here Comes the Sun” by The Beatles. Music played during Reflection was “Hallelujah” Andrea Bocelli and Virginia Bocelli, accompanied by a photo presentation. Michelle gave the poem “Remember”, Committal and Closing Words. Recessional Music was “Time to Say Goodbye” by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman.

The Mourners Were: Sharon and Tony Walden, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Hazel Ratcliff, sister and Dean, nephew, Roxanne, niece and James, great-nephew, Australia and Theresa Girard); Aaron Walden, grandson; Sam Walden, grandson and partner Constance. Pam Bartlett, sister-in-law (also representing Pam Morse and Patricia Guille); Janet Bartlett, niece; Karen Breban, niece (also representing Phil and family and Helen and Trevor Le Page); Matthew Ryland, great-nephew (also representing Jenny and Tim Bartlett); Joelle and Jeff Shaw (also representing Geoffrey, Margaret and Darren Lemée); Thomas Shaw (also representing Laura Shaw, goddaughter and Lee and Helen);

Also Present Were: Jayne Le Gallez (also representing Peter Blake, Zoe Blake and family, Dan Blake and family, Avril Elliott and Barry Hockey); Peter Walden (also representing Jacqueline Walden, Ben and Freya Walden, Deanne Allen and Ryan Waterworth); Nicola Waterworth;

John and Anne Booth (also representing William Booth, Ailsa Cleveland, Colin and Pauline Burt); Annice Fletcher (also representing John and Carole Walden); Dave and Pat Chalker; Neil Huyton (also representing Karen Huyton); Matt Sawbridge; Robin Le Vallee (also representing Anita Le Vallee); John and Rose Sauvage; Jill Hutton; Carol Friend (also representing Bruce Friend); Steve and Sarah Walden; Dave and Carol Gallienne; Karen Simon (also representing Jan Yabsley, Darryl and Margaret Le Poidevin); Vanwy Wallbridge (also representing Karyn Jackson and family); Hayley and David Bull (also representing Mandy Brittain and Amanda Brown); Mick and Sheila Bourgaize; Tracy Loveridge (also representing David Poat); Moira Boyd (also representing GreenAcres Care Home, staff and residents); Wendy and Tony Aller (also representing Theresa Goubert);

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Cancer Research (UK), Guernsey Branch, C/o Lynda Mildon, 2 La Petite Clos, La Couture, St Peter Port, GY1 2EB or GreenAcres Comfort Fund, C/o GreenAcres Care Home, Les Hubits, St Martins, GY4 6LS.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Ruby Dodd who passed away at her home, aged 93 years was held at St Pierre du Bois Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Doctor Adrian Datta.

The organist, Mr Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. The Eulogy was given by Milly Dodd. A poem was read by Genevieve Dodd. The Bible Reading was 1 Corinthians 13 and read by Reverend Datta. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Turn! Turn! Turn!”. Reverend Datta gave the Address, Prayers and Final Blessing. Closing Music was “Albatross” by Fleetwood Mac.

The Mourners Were: Jackie Angus, daughter and Robert Angus, son-in-law; Colin Dodd and Milly Dodd, son and daughter-in-law; Ross Angus, grandson; Scott Angus, grandson and Maggie Bichard (also representing Lewis Ogier); Alexander Dodd, grandson; Genevieve Dodd, granddaughter; Sophia Dodd, granddaughter; Reg and Beryl Smith, brother and sister-in-law (also representing Jarrod Smith, Sam Niles, Imogen and Jake Smith and Grant Smith); Kevin Smith, nephew and Kim Smith; David Smith, nephew and Suzanne Smith (also representing Kelly and Maria Allez and Sophie Nielson); Jenny Piercey, niece; Joy Le Couteur, cousin; Mick Smith, cousin (also representing Sue Smith); Norman and Joan Ashplant, cousins (also representing Roy and Carole Ashplant, UK); Brian Smith (also representing Vera and family, cousins);   Martyn and Gill Blondel (also representing Dorothy Marshall, cousin);

Also Present Were: Mr and Mrs D Dudley-Owen (also representing Bronwen and Deidre Dudley-Owen); Gwen Ashplant; Richard Ashplant (also representing Debbie Ashplant); Maureen Gorvel; Sue Sweet (also representing Steve Sweet); Gemma Underwood (also representing James and Emilia);

Anne Pinchemain (also representing Richard Pinchemain); Marilyn Brehaut; John Ephgrave (also representing the family); Tony and Judith Sargeant; Caroline Edwards (also representing Mary-Jane Martel); Louis Brouard; Beckie Prestwich (also representing Louisa Nugent, Tom, Abi and Oscar Prestwich, Brenda Mayor and Lizzie Robinson); Mary Callaway (also representing Sue and family and Paul and Angela Sargeant); Chris and Annie Bichard; Carla Gill (also representing “Little” Ruby and Gill and Keith Le Pelley); Marlene Taylor (also representing Betty Bourgaize and Chris Snell); Linda Lainé (also representing Colin Lainé, and The Guernsey Purple Poppy Campaign, Honouring The Animal Victims of Warfare); Eileen Le Lacheur (also representing Roy Le Poidevin, Jean Cloarec, Margaret Smith and Noella Hann); Peter and Ven Price (also representing Hayley, Ashley and Tracey); Jocelyn Ozanne (also representing Una Brehaut);

Kenieta Domaille, Ian Domaille, Carson Domaille and Kody Domaille (also representing Martyn Domaille, Janet Domaille and Kelly Turian); Gill and Frank O’Neill; Orla-Marie Manning (also representing Andy, Aoife and Eoghan); Sue Queripel (also representing Martyn Queripel and Tina Pasquire); Terry Thuillier; Janine King; Wayne, Jenny, Jacob and Ellie Piercey; Bernard Roussel (also representing Robert Roussel); Ben Remfrey (also representing Rachel and family); Betty Bougourd; Linda O’Meara; Alison Damarell; Mick Damarell (also representing Carol Damarell); Eunice Damarell; Clare Parfrey; Anna Callou; Jess de Garis (also representing South Team Community Nurses and Community Services); Rachel Bott (also representing Adrian, Sam and Eve); Mick and Sandra Edwards; Adrian Le Pelley (also representing Jan Le Pelley and Paul and Catherine Le Pelley); Marion and Jerry Root; Reuben Ashplant; Andy Ashplant (also representing the family);

Jonny Skillett; Marilyn Vidamour (also representing Roy Vidamour, Sue and Roger Herd, Maria Elder and Denise and Andy Croft); Elise Le Prevost (also representing Roy and Jason); Charlie Price (also representing Kerry, Ellie and Jack); Robert Prestwich (also representing Ruth and Dougie Hieghton Jackson and Trevor and Zesa Pascal); Beki Prestwich (also representing Elaine Kitsell); John Callaway (also representing Leasa);

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Cancer Research UK (Guernsey) Branch, c/o Lynda Mildon, 2 La Petite Clos, La Couture, St Peter Port, GY1 2EB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Michael John Bewey who passed away at his home address, aged 66 years was held at Our Lady Star of the Sea and conducted by Fr Inna Reddy Gade.

The organist, Mr Luke O’Donnell accompanied the singing of “Peace, Perfect Peace” and “make me a Channel of Your Peace”. The Eulogy was given by Josephine (sister-in-law). The First Reading was Wisdom 3: 1-6,9. The Responsorial Psalm was “The Lord’s my Shepherd”. The Gospel was Jn 14:1-6. Father Inna gave the Opening Prayer, Gospel Acclamation, Homily, Prayers and Final Commendation. Recessional Music was played by Luke O’Donnell.

The Mourners Were: Mary Bewey, wife; Paige Bewey, daughter and Daniel MacDonald (also representing Jess Van Der Tang); Anne Marie Bewey, mother; Jane Roots, sister; Neal Bewey, nephew (also representing Harry and Jason, great-nephews); Josephine Jaggard and David Jaggard, sister-in-law and brother-in-law (also representing Danielle Jaggard, niece); Joseph and Julie Maloret, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Thomas Buddle, nephew and Bob and Wendy Ozanne); Ajay Schooler, nephew; Steve Scholl, brother-in-law; Stephen Bewey, cousin (also representing Andrea Bewey, Sheila Le Page, aunty and Paul and Michelle Bewey, cousins); Lynn Bewey, auntie; Jansen Bewey (also representing Sue Bewey, Liam, Livvy and Jaxon Bewey and Sean, Hannah and Willow Bewey); Audrey Medland, cousin (also representing family and Nick and Wendy Mariess); Peter and Jacqueline Perrio, cousin (also representing family and Michael Perrio); Anne Perrio, cousin (also representing Corral Smith and Anne and David Perrio, cousins);

Also Present Were: Gary Riochet (also representing Bill and Jayne Allerton); Joan Carr; Colin and Mandy Wherry (also representing Lauren Hird, Dave Wherry, Jean Wherry, Jayne Le Corre and John Fallaize); Bob and Lisa O’Brien (also representing Dom O’Brien, Hannah Mills and Courtnay Vaudin); Karyn Jackson (also representing Ben, Sam and Aimee Jackson, Michele Simon, Racheal Newbegin, Jane Clarke, Allan and Julie Phillips, Nikki Lacey and Vanwy Wallbridge); Mary Lacey (also representing Sue Le Roi, Pat Prevel and David Thompson); Alan Martel (also representing Gill Martel and family, Carl Queripel and C.I. Lighting); Dave and Jackie Collins (also representing Katie Collins); Paul Berryman (also representing Steve Martel and Richard Diligent); Pauline Horey; Manika Thomas;

Jim Behan (also representing Gordon Mauger and Pete McKenzie); Ross Raineri; Lewis Wood; Paul Bichard (also representing Joanne Bichard); Connie Morris; Jodie Horton (also representing Amy and Will Martin); Clive and Michelle Martin (also representing Marion Batiste, Rachel Bailey and Jo Guilbert); Rob Coquelin (also representing Gill Coquelin); Andrew Savident (also representing Rose Bromley); Marilyn Atkinson (also representing Kate Flood); Tom Brock; Marilyn Loveridge (also representing Matthew Loveridge); David Hannah; Ali Barnett; Jo MacDonald; Charlotte MacDonald; Annabeth Warren; Yvonne Gallagher; Colin De La Mare (also representing Sue De La Mare); Jess Le Prevost; Kath Daley; Rita Fontes, (Legion of Mary); Kay and Michael Moore (also representing Josh Moore); Paul Langlois; Harry Prince; Chris Colling; Kevin Brouard (also representing Neil Hutchinson);

Nigel Turner (also representing Pam Turner); Stuart Crittell (also representing Michael Eker); Philippa Renouf; Margaret and Alison Barnett; Andy Gilman (also representing Gordon Gilman); Caroline Treharn; Coleen Ogier; Patricia Gaudion; Theresa Wilen (also representing Tracey Le Messurier); Jacky Loveridge (also representing Sharon and Paul Dempsey); Andy and Avril Collenette (also representing Jean ceillam); Lloyd Duquemin; Paul Benwell; Joe Perree; Matthew Clarke; Laura Clayton (also representing Megan Clayton and Mary Guymer); Peter Burns (also representing Anne-Marie Anderson); Frances McCann; Vivienne Thomson; Stephanie Duskova; Graham Le Maitre; Sean and Lyn Rault (also representing Jenna Veron and family, Rhys Rault, Ella Hamel, Gill and Brian Johns and Neil Hutchinson); Steve Mauger (also representing Carole Mauger);

Joseph Beard (also representing Committee and Members of the North Social Club); Tony Walden (also representing Sharon Walden); Emily Nuttall; Makela Harrison and Kiana Harrison (also representing Becky Bailey, Dean Cohrs, Enzo Cohrs, Ace Cohrs and Wren Cohrs); Andrea Nuttall and Rodney Goubert (also representing Tania and Les Hill and Esther and Graham Verard); Jeannine Tanquerel (also representing Rick Tanquerel and Simone Le Guilcher); Andreé and Tommy Dutton (also representing Paul, Mary Ann Dutton and family, Andreé and Gordon Dutton-Queripel and family); Cathy Greening (also representing Theresa Young); Rachel Skinner (also representing Adam Skinner, Alfie and Elsie, Demi-Lee Dawson, Alex Atkinson and Bodhi and Enola); Alan Mahy (also representing Paul Ellis); Robert Bennalick;

Nigel Mahy (also representing Billie Smith, Rachel Le Garff, Dicky Henderson and Carl Roussel); Anne Setters (also representing Ron Harnden, Mary Guymer, Susan Chapman and families); Bryan and Sue Guilbert; Sue and Pete Le Page (also representing Wendy and Bob Ozanne); Margaret Torode (also representing Shelley Tansell and Chloé Torode); Mark and Paula Machon; Terry Naftel (also representing Sue Naftel and Cathryn Aylett); Paula and Lyndon Fox (also representing Kobi Fox, Kirsty Broome and family, Stacey Allen and family and Luke Ferbrache and family); Joanne Ellis (also representing Maple Leaf Dart League, Derrick and Gill Le Cras, Bob and Sue Topley, Mick and Yvonne Le Gallic, Rob and Charlene Davidson, Clare Anderson and Kat Lockwood); Brian “Curly” Vallois (also representing Jane Le Page, John and Janine Tolcher, Mick Sebire, Steve O’Conor, Carol Gallienne and Tony and Chris Lanoe); Roger Polli, Royal Legion L’Islet Darts; Madeleine Vibert (also representing Yana); Kathleen Malorey; Paula Malorey-Vibert; Zana Michel (also representing Craig Morrison); Lynn Josse; 

Flowers were from Mary. Paige. Danny. Mum. Ajay. Thomas. Jane. Danielle. Steve Sholl.

Other tributes were to be sent to Diabetes Guernsey, C/o The Crab Pot, Rue des Crabbes, St Saviours, GY7 9QH.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Yvonne-Claire Naftel who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 80 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening Music played was “She’s Always a Woman” by Billy Joel. Poems entitled “She is Gone” by David Harkins and “Our Memory Library” by Sarah Blackstone were read by Michelle. Music played during Time of Reflection was “As The World Falls Down” by David Bowie- Labyrinth. Michelle gave the Thoughts on Life and Death, Tribute and The Lord’s Prayer. Recessional Music was “Supermarket Flowers by Ed Sheerin.

The Mourners Were: Michèle Holmes, daughter; Rémi Naftel, son; and Dani Grant; Mollie, Kaitlin and Aimee, granddaughters; James and Ethan, grandsons; Destiny Grant; Arla Grant; Ros Hammarskjold, cousin; Chloe Naftel;

Also Present Were: Ted and Anna Smith; Louise Blake; Wendy Montroy; Tammy Montroy; Mitchel Blake; Pauline Hamon (also representing Sarah Bourgaize); Ellie and Matt Knowles; Peter Strappini; Carmo Vieria; Robert and Sheila Benstead (also representing family and Joanne Queripel); Margaret Carre and Laurence Carre; Jean Robilliard; Vanessa Benstead (also representing Paul, Liam and Neve Benstead); Marguerite Bennett and Derek Bennett (also representing Amanda and Hans Randall and Tammy, Zoe and Finlay Sneddon); Wendy Byrom (also representing Gaby, Ben and Zoe and Jill and Bill Klimeschevski); John Le Couteur (also representing Sally, Emily, Tilly and Flo); Suzette Pederson (also representing Bob, Karl, Nicolette, Justin and families); Pete Wild (also representing Theresa Wild and family);

Flowers were from Michèle, Rémi and family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Dementia Friendly Guernsey, C/o Guernsey Community Foundation, First Floor, Tudor House, St Peter Port, GY1 1DB.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Christine Mary Patch who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 79 years was held at Our Lady Star of the Sea and conducted by Father Inna Gade.

The organist, Mr Luke O’Donnell accompanied the singing of “All Things Bright and Beautiful” and “One More Step Along The Way I Go”. The Eulogy was given by Nigel Collins. The Reading was Isaiah 25: 6-9 and given by Jill Bray. The Gospel was John 14: 1-6. Father Inna gave the Prayers, Gospel Acclamation, Homily and Final Commendation. Prayers of The Faithful were given by Tony Penney. Recessional Music was “The Wonder of You” by Elvis Presley, played by organist Luke O’Donnell.

The Mourners Were: Derek Patch, husband; Sharon Crofts, daughter (also representing Nikki Crofts, grandson and Cedric and Moira Bayles); Nigel Collins, brother and Ellie Collins, sister-in-law (also representing the family); Matthew Collins, nephew; Clint Collins, nephew; Wayne Collins, nephew; Steve Collins, nephew and Tracey Collins (also representing Natalie and Zoe Collins); Garry Collins, nephew (also representing Ellie and Ida); Dave Collins, brother and Jackie Collins, sister-in-law; Katie Collins, niece; Charmaine Collins, niece; Pamela Bartlett, sister (also representing Janet Bartlett, niece, (UK)); Ruth and Raymond De La Mare, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Martyn Dorey, brother-in-law, Nicola and Craig Dorey, niece and nephew, Lillie Harris, great-niece, Connor Dorey, great-nephew and Judith Davey); Olive and Raymond Patch, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Keith De La Mare, brother-in-law; Dan De La Mare, nephew (also representing Lianna De La Mare); Tony Mourant, nephew; Alan Patch, nephew and Karen Patch, niece (also representing Adrian Patch, great-nephew); Colin and Sue Patch, nephew and niece (also representing Oliver, Charlie and Toby Patch and Aimee Lihou); Lisa Patch, great-niece (also representing Sam De Carteret);

Rachel Rundle, great-niece (also representing Nathan Rundle); Jo Timms, niece and Mac Timms (also representing Philip Leale); Helen Le Page, niece (also representing Trevor, Ashleigh and Gemma Le Page); Karen Breban, niece (also representing Phil, Paul, Andy, David, James and Matthew); Dawn Robert, cousin; Sylvia Le Moignan, cousin (also representing John and Maureen Smith, cousins, Kath Roze, cousin, Muriel Elliott and family, IOW and Beryl Noyon and family, IOW); Pat Tostevin, cousin (also representing Mick Tostevin);

Also Present Were: Jill Bray (also representing Bob Farrell, Suzy Hollingsworth, Tracey Marx Amos and Adrian Marx); Tony and Judith Sargent; Paul Migasiuk; Michelle Fitzpatrick; Madeleine Mullan; Colm Mullan; Pauline Coleman; Nicky Bellis; Jenny Piercey; Paul and Christine Le Prevost (also representing Dave Thoume); Jean Allen-O’Leary (also representing Art Allen-O’Leary and Larry Burtenshaw); Tina Dunning (also representing Theresa Goubert); Tressa Harlow; Margaret Guille (also representing Nicky Gardner and Win de Jersey); Eileen Gallienne (also representing Marion Gallienne); Margaret Rihoy; Maxine Cooney (also representing Lynne Wood); Brian “Curly” Vallois (also representing Karen); Theresa and John Mallett (also representing Pam Bruce and the Hamon family, Ruth Hollberry, Sally Do (Bingo), Stuart Mallett, Tuesday Williams, Joshua Mallett and Harvey Mallett); Mark Mallett (also representing Natascha Le Prevost); Sarah Mallett and Harry Le Poidevin (also representing Brandon Mallett and Dalton Beausire);

Sheila Dunn; Joan Rouget (also representing Sheila Mills and Rachael Holford); Gwen Parsons (also representing Mike Parsons, Tracy Smith, Caroline Le Cheminant, Martine Hazlewood and Geraldine Julou, (New Zealand)); Roger and Sue Bougourd (also representing Claire and Helen); Les Mourant (also representing Scott Mourant); Natasha Axworthy; Mr and Mrs Val Duaresq; Sophie Osbourne; Tony Penney (also representing Lyndsey Penney); Julie Loveridge (also representing Nick Loveridge); 

Flowers were from Derek, Sharon and Nikki. Nigel, Ellen and our family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Chest and Heart LBG, Oberlands, St Martins, GY4 6SP.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for David Vernon Stewart who passed away at his home, aged 86 years was held at New Life Church and conducted by Pastor Simon Krige and Mr Stephen Francis.

The organist, Mrs Sarah Langlois accompanied the singing of “How Great Thou Art”, “Make Me a Channel Of Your Peace” and “The Day thou Gavest”. Pastor Krige gave the Welcome and read Psalm 121. Stephen Francis gave the Prayer and Memories of David. The Bible Reading, John 14 verses 1-6 & 27 was read by Dave Battle. Pastor Krige gave the Address. The Prayers and Lord’s Prayer were given by Luke Parker.

The Mourners Were: Sheila Stewart, wife (also representing Ena Bichard, Peter Hamon, Angela Le Poidevin, Brenda Gallienne and John Savident); Caroline Woolston, daughter (also representing Heather Woollard and Ness Kettlety); John Woolston, son-in-law (also representing Samantha and Luke Welch, granddaughter and grandson-in-law); Jonathan Woolston, grandson and Becky Le Maitre; Peter and Eve Stewart, brother and sister-in-law (also representing George and Jean Stewart, cousins); Joyce Gallienne, sister-in-law (also representing John Gallienne, brother-in-law); Margaret Goddard, sister-in-law (also representing Colin Gallienne, nephew and Michelle Hamon, Sean Goddard, nephew and Debbie Goddard); Glenn Gallienne, nephew (also representing Sarah, Jess and Sophie Gallienne, Nigel Gallienne, nephew and Sally, Joshua, Max and Harry Gallienne); Mike Hockey, nephew (also representing Deb Hockey, Neva Hockey, great-niece and Perry Hockey, great-nephew); Denise Hockey (also representing Amber and Jayde, great-nieces); Eunice De La Mare, sister-in-law; Sandra De La Mare, niece;

Also Present Were: Stephen Francis; Luke Parker (also representing Lois Parker); Jean Woolston; Tim and Sarah Langlois and family (also representing George Langlois and Phil and Sue Langlois and family); Jeanette Brache (also representing Adrian Brache and Samuel and Daniel Brache)

Dave and Cathy Battle (also representing the family); Nigel and Jayne Pascoe (also representing James and Hannah and Lydia and Ryan); Keith and Kathleen Munro (also representing The Guernsey Old Car Club); Christopher Munro (also representing Brenda Munro); Julie Merrien (also representing Paul Merrien); Roger and Catherine Mahy (also representing Peter and Nicky Richardson and Claire Symphorien); Roslyn Guilbert (also representing Douglas Guilbert); Thelma Pemberton; Karen and Geoff Harrison; Rose Le Page; Lawney Martin (also representing Rory and Damian Thacker, Gus and Julia Stafford, Allen and Sam, James and Tilly Stafford Allen); Shirley Tulie; Lorna Tulie; George Tulie; John Tulie; Eileen Tulie (also representing Margaret Richardson); Rob Tulie; Mr Chapman; Judith Adams (also representing Matthew Adams); Rod and Judy Ferbrache; Pierre Tostevin (also representing Catherine, Caroline and Danielle); Bett Savident (also representing Trevor Savident);

Chris Topping (also representing Henry, Jenny, Amanda, Neil, Lisa and Adie Topping); Jason O’Neill; Henry Fallaize; Sandra Le Cheminant; Jess de Garis; Christie Chapple; Anna Callow (also representing Community Services); Steve Murphy (also representing Richard Clarke);

Flowers were from Sheila. Caroline and John. Boo and Beck. Sam and Luke. Peter and Eve.

Other tributes were to be sent to The Little Extras Trust, PO Box 444, St Peter Port, GY1 3ZS.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

A Celebration of Life, prior to a private interment for Peter Stanley Gallienne who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 75 years was held at Les Cotils and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Congregational Music played was “A Kind of Magic” by Queen, “Love is all Around” by Wet Wet Wet, “Take my Breath Away” by Berlin and “Simply the Best” by Tina Turner. Opening music was “Circle of Life” by Elton John. Michelle gave the Words of Welcome and Thoughts on Life and Death. The Tribute, written by Sally was read by Michelle. A Poem “Another Biker has gone Down” by Connie Starren was read by Michelle. Music played During Time of Reflection was “Miracle of Love” by Eurythmics. A Reading, “A Litany of Remembrance – We Remember Them” by Rabbi Sylvan Kamens and Rabbi Jack Riemer was read by Michelle, together with a poem “Sea Fever” by John Masefield. Michelle gave the Committal and Closing Words. Closing music was “Sailing” by Rod Stewart.

The following members of the 66 biking group accompanied the hearse to the service:  Martyn Lowe, Colin Corbin, Les Barnes, Mac Timms and Ted Wild:

Standard of the Guernsey Association of Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Merchant Navy, Standard Bearer was Eleanore Browning.

The Mourners Were: Sally Gallienne, wife  (also representing Trudie Shannon, Jacques Guivarch, (France), Beautrice Vasquez, (France), Breton Family, Helen and Keith Whitter, (UK), Marion and David Couzens, (UK, Tim and Nicki Matthews, (UK) and Claude Van Martin, (UK); Sandra Wilkins, cousin;

Also Present Were: Eleanore Browning, Standard Bearer, Guernsey Association of RN, RM and MN; Martyn Lowe, 66 club (also representing Chris Pipet, (Hank), Colin Robin, Mike Mauger, Mike Weysom (Farmer), Charlie Gabriel and Bob Wright, all 66 club Shane Parrot, 66 club (also representing Rolo Thorn, 66 club); Ken Scrimshaw 66 club (also representing Richard Le Page, 66 club); Mac Timms, 66 club; Les Barnes, 66 club; Ted Wild, 66 club; Janson Bewey, 66 club (also representing Gary Payne, 66 club and Phil and Jane Le Ber)

Kerry Moon (also representing Jane Moon); Peter Tilden-Smith (also representing Graham Higgins, Canada); Johann Etasse; Rex and Fay Dunn; Valerie Le Ber; Denise Harnden; Ken Le Noury; Sharon Ozanne (also representing Graham Ozanne); Peter Couch; Graham Le Vallois (also representing Louise Le Vallois); Marilyn and John Thompson; Linda and Derek Falla; Jayne Le Cras; Martyn Mauger (Loopy); Stan and Jenny Le Gallais; Avril Elliott; Sue Legg; Richard Villard; Brian Roome (also representing Julie Roome); Jenny Lowe (also representing Tony Lowe and John and Danielle Adams); Dawn Robin (also representing Hedgehog Rescue); Bob Le Moignan (Bun); Adrian Goubert; Gareth Williams (also representing Laura Williams); Carl and Sally Rive (also representing Herm Seaway Marine);

Wayne Shaw (also representing Karen Shaw, Jonny Skillett and Rick and Carol Hubert); Dave and Dawn Bessin (also representing Chloe Luxton (Coco)); Marlene Beard; Des and Karen Fletcher; Fred Goubert; Tammy Simon (also representing Corey Leaver and Megan Leaver); Sydney Le Gallais; Jayne Le Gallais; Helen Legg;

Donna Adams (also representing Mick and Mavis Legg and Lee Roome); Stuart and Jason Le Ber; Martin Woodhard;

Flowers were from Sally. Stuart, Donna, Alfie, Archie and Ava.

Other tributes were to be sent to Diabetes Guernsey, C/o The Crab Pot, Rue des Crabbes, St Saviours, GY7 9QH or Bulstrode Oncology Unit, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Mark Tucker who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 62 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

Processional music was “Passacaglia” by Handel and Halvorsen. Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Words of Welcome. A poem, “Farewell my friends” by Rabindranath Tagore was read by Anna Ellis. The Eulogy was given by Jamie Tucker, brother. The poem, “We let you go” by Ruth Burgess was read by Olivia Tucker. During A Moment of Reflection and Photo Presentation, “Throw down the sword” by Wishbone Ash was played. Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Commendation and Committal, Words of Comfort and Blessing. Recessional Music was “Always look on the bright side of life” by Monty Python.

 The Mourners Were: Jane and Robin Rhodes, sister and brother-in-law; Katy and Alastair Turnbull, sister and brother-in-law (also representing Duncan Turnbull and Angus Turnbull, nephews); Helen Ozanne, sister (also representing Colin Ozanne, brother-in-law); Jamie and Tammy Tucker, brother and sister-in-law; Anna Ellis, niece (also representing Jon Ellis, Albert and Rose); Peter Rhodes, nephew and Mary Kanu; Alex Turnbull, niece; Olivia and Isabelle Tucker, nieces;  Rebecca Scott (also representing the Scott family);

Also Present Were: Martyn McLauchlan (also representing Roy Brehaut); Tim and Vanda Slann (also representing Buz White, Paul Willis, Paul Carrington, (UK), Nekola Carrington, (UK) and Nadine Hockey); Nicola Slann (also representing Penny Sarchet); Nate Slann; Jane Le Conte (also representing Jacquie Vining); Bianca Le Conte; Richard Le Conte; Russell Le Conte; Rosslyn Denoual (also representing Ian and Lisa Ozanne); Paul W Ferbrache (also representing Donald Eddie and Michael Temperley);

Chris and Fiona Thompson (also representing Emile Thompson, Pete Radford and Ross and Theresa Hamon); Geoff Orme, Britannia Rugby Club; Steve Yates; Jay Summers; Hannah Robins (also representing Chris Robins and Lily Robins); Dave Wadley (also representing Alison Wadley); Debby Duquemin; Ellen Gargan (also representing Patrick Packer and Sven Packer and family); Michael Payne (also representing Diana, (Cyprus)); Bryan and Tricia Pill; Joan Warlow (also representing Peter and Anthony Warlow); Elaine Bound (also representing Christopher Bound); Nelia Rodrigues (also representing Sonia Cooney); Chris Jackson; Tony Rigden (also representing Jackie Rigden); Sam Jarrold; Martin Corbet; Steven and Karen Wood; Robert Roussel (also representing Bernard Roussel and James Roussel); Mish Floyd and Tony Jeffreys; Caroline Langlois; Paul Jarrald; Alana Pugh; Matthew Lucas;

Mary Payne (also representing Diana and Tim); Jon Chandler (also representing family, Tim and family and Kate Chandler); Phil Hall (also representing Carol Hall); Chris de Carteret (also representing Credit Suisse); Steve Kail;

Flowers were from all the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Evans, Guernsey Harbours, PO Box 631, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Christina Gibbs who passed away at Green Acres Care Home, aged 79 years was held at Castel Parish Church and conducted by The Reverend Linda Le Vasseur.

The organist, Philip Bond accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken”, “Lord of all Hopefulness” and “Guide me, O thou Great Redeemer”. Opening music was “Over the Rainbow” by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole. A poem “A Wife, a Mother and Nanny too” was read by Susie, Olivia & Maddy. The Bible Reading was 1 Corinthians 13 and read by Simon Gibbs. Reverend Le Vasseur gave the Memories of Christina, Prayers and Commendation and Committal. Closing Music played was “Smile” by Nat King Cole and “She’s Always a Woman” by Billy Joel. 

The Mourners Were: Simon and Tracey Gibbs, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Debbie Duquemin); Harriett Wall-Gibbs and Tristan Brown; Olivia Gibbs, granddaughter. Darren Gibbs, son and Charlotte Bates. Tania and Simon Russell, daughter and son-in-law; Will, Susie, Maddy and Olly, grandchildren; Julia and Jay Aylmer, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Carolyn Aylmer, Ashley Aylmer, Jessica Littlewood and Judith Littlewood); Ella, Arthur, Millie and Daisy, grandchildren. Mary and Terry Carter, sister-in law and brother-in-law (also representing David Carter and Nicola Rhodes, Paul and Vicky Carter); Jennie and Andy Perry, niece; Ben and Daisy (also representing Jordan). Valerie and Howard Livings, cousin.

Also Present Were: Rev. Linda Le Vasseur; Elizabeth Razzak; Bruce Russell (also representing Patricia Russell and the staff at the Gold and Silversmith); David Matheson; Alistair Gates (also representing Rachel, Sam and Will Gates); Howard and Enid Gates (also representing Cobo St Matthews Wives Group); Kay Robey.

Joan and Brian de Carteret (also representing Jenny Turian, Chris de Carteret and Jean Hudson);  Michael Lihou; Vicki Montgomery and Brian Montgomery; Malcolm and Penny Watt; Brenda Smart (also representing Pete Smart and Michael and Marilyn De Jersey); Craig Duquemin (also representing Michelle Welbourne and family); Patrick Moorshead; Lisa and Bob O’Brien and Dom O’Brien (also representing Finn O’Brien, Hannah Mills, Lorcan O’Brien, Jocelyn and Peter Guille, Samantha Wall-Gibbs and Ruby and Eva Dowding); Jean Whalley (also representing Colin Whalley); Moira Boyd (also representing staff and residents of Greenacres); Ieva Viksne; Edna and Peter Martel (also representing Lynn Dane, (Bristol)); Fiona Hyde (also representing Peter Hyde); Rodney and Sandra Clough; Douglas Mackay (also representing Rebecca Mackay);  Shelagh Denton; Sherry Summers (also representing Melanie Moncrieff and Pat Queripel);

Flowers were from all the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association, The Centre, Rue des Monts, Delancey, St Sampsons, GY2 4HU or Residents Comfort Fund, C/o Green Acres Care Home, Les Hubits, St Martins, GY4 6LS.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Brian Osmond Dyke who passed away at Highfield House Care Home, aged 81 years was held at The Vale Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Beverley Hervé and Mr Stephen Francis.

The organist, Andrew Warren accompanied the singing of “Make me a Channel of Your Peace” and “The Lord’s my Shepherd”. The Bible Reading was St John ch 14 verses 1-6 & 27.  Music played during A Time For reflection was “Jimmy Shand Waltzes: Leaving Stornoway”/The Hawthorn Scottish Dance Band. Reverend Hervé and Stephen Francis gave the Prayers, Tribute, Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music played was “How Great Thou Art”, played by organist, Mr Andrew Warren.

 The Mourners Were: Jackie Rigden, daughter (also representing Mike and Lyn Rawlings); Tony Rigden, son-in-law (also representing Gordon Pugh and Gill and Roger Browning); Steve Rigden, grandson (also representing Abbie Peel); Andy Rigden, grandson; Jenny James; Tony Zabiela, nephew and Julia Zabiela (also representing Joan Zabiela, sister-in-law, Sarah Zabiela and Charlotte Zabiela, grand-nieces); Gabrielle Le Cras, cousin (also representing Mansell and Dianah Le Huray, cousin (Jersey)); Gerald Browning, cousin (also representing Shirley Browning, cousin and family and Betty Browning, cousin and family); Rodney Dyke, cousin; Jan Dyke, cousin (also representing Michael and family); Roger Burton, cousin (also representing Joy Burton, cousin);

Attending via online link was Terry Robilliard, John and Kun Warlow, Graham and Ginny England, Mike and Dilys Evans, Georgie Evans and Dave and Lesley Harley;

Also Present Were: Gary McMillan; Walter and Brian Greening; Rick Brouard (also representing Sarah Brouard); Dave Westgate (also representing Shirley); Steve Yates; Heather and Jonty Bamford (also representing Kerry and Lorraine Le Patourel); Donna De Garis (also representing Ian, Jenna and Erin De Garis); Rex Brouard (also representing Jason Brouard and St Pierre du Bois A.R.C.); Cathy Greening (also representing Angela, Jennifer and Marilyn and Theresa Young); Pam Morse (also representing Roy and Marion Le Tissier); Tracey Pommier (also representing Chris, Eloise and Rhys); Ken Le Blancq (also representing Jane, Shane and Jack, Margaret Le Cras and renee Le Cheminant); Maurice Julou (also representing Simon Julou); David and Judith Laine (also representing Nina Ogier);

Bernard Ozanne (also representing Joan Ozanne); Gloria Woodhouse; Rosie Le Goupillot; Norman and Angela Dowinton; Jenny and Norman Anderson; Stephen and Stacey Le Page; Graham Hockey; Selina Tabel; Andrew Tabel; Dave McKenzie; Hazel Robert (also representing Brian Robert); David and Alison Wadley; Ivan and Hazel Roberts; Marie and Linda Jones (also representing Richard Jones); Ivan Mallett (also representing Pat and Mike Valpy); Gary Mourant (also representing Martin Mourant and R Mauger); Annette Bichard (also representing Lucy Hicks); Karen Quevatre; Dave Brook; Ian Le Page; Sandra Le Page; Rhian Le Page; Alan Le Page (also representing Pauline Le Page, Joyce Nicolle and Katie and Ben Hannah and family); Ian Vaudin (also representing Delphine Vaudin and Clive Acton); Mick Nelson; Rob and Sue Bailey; Janet Snell; Julie Duquemin; Martin and Sue Corbett; Colin and Sue McGregor; Val Reynolds; Maria Merrien; Sylvia Fossey;

Ian Brown (also representing Paul Brehaut and Luke Bourgaize); David and Anne Mourant; Michael Prout (also representing Artur’s and Rihards Jasinskis); Iris and Derek Tostevin; Dave Martel; Peter Ferbrache; Ken Bishop (also representing Sandra Bishop); Paul Stanford (also representing Club Bons Amis, Gavin Johns, Keven and Val Lanyon and Mike Rowley); Maggie Martel, Bon Amis (also representing Shirley Fallaize, Bon Amis); Heather Clegg; Jan Ogier; Don and Pearl Moore (also representing Roy and Heather Queripel);

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Michael John Bourgaize who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 72 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening music played was “Simply the Best” by Tina Turner. A prayer “Great Spirit Prayer” by Chief Dan George was read by Michelle Duquemin. The Hymn,“The Lord’s My Shepherd” was Accompanied by UCPC Upper Clyde Parish Church. Music played during Time of Reflection was “In Una Stanza Con Poca Luce” by Ennio Morricone. The Reading was The Train of Life by John A Passaro. The Blessing was Apache Grief Blessing. The Memories were written by Traci and The Tribute was written by Jean and both were read by Michelle. Michelle gave the Thoughts on Life and Death, Committal and Closing Words. Closing Music was “Dances with Wolves” John Dunbar Theme and Ly O Lay Ale Loya, Native song by Sacred Spirit.

  The Mourners Were: Jean Bourgaize, wife (also representing Joan Lucas (UK) and Jackie and Helen, (UK)); Christopher Bourgaize, son and Michelle Crofts (also representing friends and members of The Park Golf Club, Southport); Traci Bourgaize, daughter and Billy Jones (also representing Carol and Alex Langley); Rosemary Crabb, sister (also representing Kelvin, nephew (Southport) and Sarah Withers, Niece); Margaret Smith, sister (also representing Carl, Elaine and family, (Weymouth), Nikki and Stuart, (Hungary), Anne-Marie, Steve, Toby and Ben, Graham Gallienne and Derek Duport, (Rosaire Court); Cliff and Bridget Penney, sister and brother-in-law (also representing family); Frances Vidamour, cousin; Thomas Thoumine, cousin (also representing Mary, also Richard Thoumine, cousin);

Marlene and Nigel Baudains, cousins (also representing Jackie Smith, cousin);

Also Present Were: Alan and Rose Scott (also representing Iain Scott); Dan and Ann Fitgerald (also representing Dave Mitchell and Jim Oswald); Jeff and Ann Vidamour (also representing Mark, Steph and Alex Vidamour, Jo,Mark, Riley and Edison Naftel and Martyn and Jean Vidamour); Mavis Tardif (also representing the family and Ruth Sarahs); Brian Le Prevost (also representing Janet Le Prevost and family, Bruce and Pat Russell and Jean Cloarec); Mary Veron (also representing the staff and students of La Mare de Carteret High School); Alan (Tich) Bougourd (also representing staff at La Mare de Carteret School); Brian “Curly” Vallois (also representing Jane Le Page, Roger Chauvel and Ron Le Page); Ricky Lawrence (also representing Carolyn Lawrence); Ann Cortez (also representing Glen, John and girls, also Peter Sanders); David Inglis; Matt Brouard; Steve Harrison;

Joy Torode (also representing Paul and Cilla Torode and Joanne and Paul Bichard); Chris Olliver (also representing Michele Rouillard, Martin Shaw and Lynne Coutanche); Geoff Ingrouille (also representing Sally Ingrouille, Richard and Maria Brown and HSE Team); Sean McManus (also representing Caroline McManus); Titch Gill (also representing Mick Gill, Jonathan Gill, (UK) and Peter Falla); Doreen Munroe; Robert Titterington and Lesley Titterington; George Taylor (also representing Charmaine Taylor); Ann King (also representing Mick King, Joe and Karen Gillen); Steve and Josie Merrien; Liz Briggs; Rick Smith; Dick and Dolores Young; Nick Graham; Mark Bayes; Jim Sweeney; Richard Garvie, Captain Grand Mare Golf Club; Alex and Jackie Ward; Tony Sargent; Roy Stewart; Ralph and Jan McKane; Robert Law (also representing family); Manuella Guinness-Brown; Anne Litchfield and Stuart Litchfield; Sue and Ricky West (also representing Darren West); 

Richard Pinchemain (also representing Anne Pinchemain and Kevin Le Moigne); Brian Prigent; David and Maggie Jehan; Rodney Dyke; Stan and Hilary Horton; Michel and Jean Maubec; Dave and Jenny Blondel (also representing Paul Nash); Adelina Falla (also representing Simon Falla); Bob Dingle (also representing Dave Hobson); Chris Dyer; Alan Meerveld (also representing Wendy Meerveld); Grahame Blondel; Brian and Heather Clegg; Pete Vidamour (also representing Rachel Seymour); Robin Warlow; Dave Sinclair; Charlotte and Jack Sanders; David Langlois (also representing Valerie Langlois); Jon Colley; Robert O’Brien; Karl Ogier; Clive Duport;

Flowers were from Jean, Chris and Michelle, Tracie and Billy. Ann, Glen, John and girls xx.

Other tributes were to be sent to Cancer research UK via Traci’s London Marathon donation page www.justgiving.com/fundraising/traci-bourgaize2

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

Requiem Mass for Betty Odile Quentin who passed away at Maison de Beauvoir Care Home, aged 98 years was held at Our Lady Star of the Sea and celebrated by Father Inna Reddy Gade, concelebrated by Canon Gerard Hetherington.

The organist, Mr Luke O’Donnell accompanied the singing of “Walk with Me, O my Lord”, “Eternal Father, Strong to Save” and “The Day Thou Gavest, Lord is Ended”. The Eulogy was given by Deacon Mark Leightley. The First Reading was Isaiah 25: 6-9 and read by Theresa Young. The Gospel, John 14: 1-6 was read by Deacon Mark, also the Prayers of the Faithful. Communion Music was Cavalleria Rusticana. 

The Mourners Were: Judy and Keith Maindonal, daughter and son-in-law; Lisa and Mike Collins, (granddaughter); Paul and Zoe Maindonal (grandson); Colin Brown, brother; Brian and Janice Robson, nephew and niece; Stuart Robson, great-nephew (also representing Cleo); Fiona Burns, niece (also representing Mary Kirkpatrick, niece);

Also Present Were: Theresa Young; Roger Alcock; Nancy Falla (also representing Lee and Ross Falla, Adele Hermann, Pat and Alf Dorrian and Bernie and Shirley Collins); Carol Polli (also representing Natasha Thorne); Sue Bellinger (also representing Justin and Vanessa, Pam and Richard Browning and Sue Morehu); Meg White (also representing Beryl Guezo); Ruth De La Mare (also representing Ray, Jo, Mac and Kiemi and family); Jennifer Chainey (also representing all the staff and management of Maison de Beauvoir Care Home); Hilary and Mike Vermeulen (also representing Alison Baker-Green); Kay Smyth (also representing Kerry, Liam and Eddie Percy); Maria Gillman (also representing Stephen and family); Sarah Lawrence; Viv Thomson; Maud Blin; Rita Fontes, Legion of Mary; Phil Bougourd (also representing Legion of Mary); Connie Morris; Rosemary Ferguson (also representing James, Matthew and Daniel Ferguson); Ginetta Morris; Mandy Fleury;

Rose and Mick Collins; Mariessa Fossey (also representing Ivan, William and Joseph Fossey); Katy Smart (also representing Theo Smart); Susan and Keith Dorrian; Mr and Mrs Rob Carre (also representing Jo, Jack and Caitlin Le Blancq); Connie and Andre Vasconcelos; Claire Holliday; Craig Collins (also representing Cassandra Collins); Jan and Geoff Cox; Pete Gaudion;

Flowers were from Judy, Keith, Lisa, Mike, Paul, Zoe, Liam, Cerys, Danny and Lauren. Fiona. Colin, Jan, Brian, Stuart and Cleo. Mary.

Other tributes were to be sent to The Red Cross, Red Cross House, The Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1YW or Starlight Children’s Foundation, 227 Shepherds Bush Road, London, W6 7AS.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Jim Evans who passed away at his home, aged 97 years was held at St Paul’s Methodist Church and conducted by The Reverend Howard Stringer.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “Praise my Soul, the King of Heaven, “Make me a Channel of Your Peace” and “Amazing Grace”. The Bible Reading was 1 Corinthians 13 and read by Revd Stringer. The Eulogy was read by Linda Stelling. Reverend Stringer gave the Prayers, Address and Blessing. The poem “He is Gone” was read by Kim Lithgo (daughter). Closing music played was “Bring Him Home” by Alfie Boe.

The Mourners Were: Jean Evans, wife; Hilary and Terry Moody, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Christopher Moody, grandson, Dr Kathryn Ross, Jake Ross and Jimmy Ross); Kim Lithgo, daughter (also representing Andrew Sturrock); Heather Hillier, granddaughter and Andi Hillier; Claudia Richmond, granddaughter and Paul Richmond; Louis Richmond, great-grandson; Holly Lithgo, granddaughter (also representing David and Gabriel Stout); Angela Campbell, niece and Mae Giles, great-niece (also representing Asha, great-niece and Jean Charlton); Reginald Evans, brother and Pat Jamin;

Also Present Were: Linda Stelling (also representing Ken Stelling and Elisabeth Koenigsberger); Phillip Yuill (also representing Yuill family); Beryl Peel (also representing David and Julia Peel); Kelly and Dan Stewart (also representing Isabelle, Gracie and Emily Stewart); Corinne and Craig Dunning; Hazel Le Poidevin; Gwen Langlois; Alastair Langlois (also representing Les Blancs Bois Residents Association); Liz Renouf; Mr L Gallais and family; Robin Le Page (also representing Sue Le Page); Sara Sarre; Sandra Sarre; Brian Gardiner (also representing Di Gardiner);

Margaret Le Tissier (also representing Marlene Cain); Sandra and Geoff Gallienne (also representing Hannah Le Page and Margaret Le Parmentier); Derek and Marion Le Page (also representing David and June Lowe and Roger and Sandy Weston); Caroline Middleton (also representing David and Laura Middleton and Kristina and Daniel Le Huray); Kathleen Bichard (also representing Clive and Marilyn Falla); Bob Harbottle (also representing Janet Harbottle);  Sue DeBiere-Norton; Sandra James; Dallas Courtenay-Warren; Sandra and Gastone Toffanello (also representing Carlo Stefani); Margaret Robert; Pat Queripel (also representing Andrea Queripel); Graham Le Page; Karen Richardson; Sean Jones; Peter Atkinson; Sean Sarre (also representing Elisa Sarre); Jean Martel (also representing Doreen Martel); Rev Tom Vidamour; Keith Le Pelley;

Mark and Leonie Le Tissier (also representing staff of Trident Trust); Maureen Mourant (also representing Dean Mourant, Sammy Ward and Carl Ward); Janet Greenslade; Pam Le Tissier (also representing Rev Neil Le Tissier and Anne Le Tissier); Sue Chapel (also representing Meg White); Daphne Dodd (also representing Graham and Lynne Martel); Vlanwy Wallbridge; Peter and Sally Tranter; Marion Dorey (also representing Joyce Le Poidevin); Gene Rowe (also representing Les Blanc Bois Ltd); David Merifield (also representing Alison Merifield); Peter and Lonia Daniels; Helen Dunn (also representing Dawn Moriarty); 

Flowers were from Jean, Hilary and Kim and families.

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Valerie Ann Gontier who passed away at her home address, aged 72 years was held at St Saviours Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, Mr John Le Pelley accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Opening Music played was “Every Breath you Take” by The Police. The Bible Reading was Psalm 23 and read by Revd Charmley. The Tribute was given by Katie Gontier. A poem, “To Those Whom I Love” was read by Wenke Gontier. Music played during Time of Reflection was “In Dreams” by Roy Orbison. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Prayers and Commendation.

 The Mourners Were: Peter Gontier, husband; Paul and Katie Gontier, son and daughter-in-law; Annabelle, Maisie and Moe Gontier, grandchildren; Sarah and Steve Clarke, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Molly and George Gelder, grandchildren); David and Wenke Gontier, son and daughter-in-law (also representing Mats Gontier, grandson, Lars Kloetzer and Sylke Fleischer); Alex Hendry; Marni De Frietas Alves; Steve and Kate Gallienne, brother-in-law and sister-in-law; Kayleigh Gallienne, niece; Mick Gontier, brother-in-law (also representing Sam Johnsen, niece and Paul Johnsen, (Australia)); Keith and Katrina Gontier, brother-in-law and sister-in-law (also representing Geoff (Otto) and Sandra Le Gallez and family); Lesley Gontier, sister-in-law; Colin Gontier (also representing Susan Gontier, brother-in-law and sister-in-law); Shirl Pink, sister-in-law and Steve Pink, brother-in-law;

Lauren Pink, niece; Angela and Peter Hamon, sister-in-law and brother-in-law (also representing Kim and Graham Le Maitre and family and Jackie Guilbert and family); Eileen and Nigel Gontier, sister-in-law and brother-in-law; Liz Gontier, sister-in-law; Adam Gontier, nephew (also representing Morgan Gontier, great-nephew); Richard Dorey, nephew (also representing Betty Dorey, sister-in-law);

Jason Hamon, nephew and Nicola Hamon (also representing Declan, Millie and Edie Hamon); Andrew Gontier, nephew and Katie Robin; Aimee Gontier, niece and Michael Toll; Belinda Dorey, niece (also representing Jonathan Dorey, nephew, Mandy Mortimer and Angela Dorey, niece); Lyndsey Hughes, niece (also representing Adam Hughes, Roxanne Hughes and Amber Hughes); Gill Carre, niece (also representing Adam and David Duquemin, great-nephew); Emma Gallienne, niece and Richard Mahy (also representing Nico Mahy and Dexter); Nick Gallienne; R.J Vidamour, uncle; Colin and Lynne Blondel, cousins (also representing Jan Robinson); George and Joyce Bullock, cousins (also representing Peter and Valerie Hendry, (Wales)); Tina Sarre (also representing Mandy Davies, Karen Gallienne and Donna Whales); Julie McMonagle (also representing Monty, Annie and Olivia and Mandy, Steve and Alex Hill);

Also Present Were: Craig Gontier (also representing Ashley Moon); Jayden Gontier; Ryan Gontier and Terrie Gontier (also representing family and Stephanie Evans); Ben Gontier and Georgina Gontier (also representing Alexandra and Florence Gontier); Malcolm Gontier (also representing Michelle); Peter and Bridget Edwards (also representing Amanda and Ben and Mel); Dennis and Sue Mollet (also representing Rick and Kay Batiste); Michel Preece (also representing Julie, Samantha, Calum and Pamela Preece); Graham and Lin Johns; Val Sidgwick; Peter Ozanne; David and Karen Spicer (also representing Courtney and Ryan, Celeste Malho and Ros Robert); Nicky David; Dave and Pam Chalker; Nigel and Shirley Roussel (also representing Nigel and Katie Roussel); Peter Martel (also representing Don Okell); Miriam Bougourd (also representing Shane and Kristina Bisson); Kim Le Cheminant; Ben Falla and Emily Falla (also representing Barry Falla); Stephen Le Feuvre and Nina Pasquet; John Lowe; Janet Jennings (also representing Katrina Rowe and Denise Leworthy); Linda Lavenne; Jamie Roussel (also representing Michelle Roussel);

David Robilliard (also representing Marv Robilliard and Mandy Robilliard); Anna Allez; Kathy Belnavis; Ruth Vidamour; David Ferneyhough; Matthew and Vikki Gallienne; Charmaine Duncombe (also representing Paul Duncombe); Marion Batiste; Lee Le Blancq; Barbara Savident (also representing Trevor Savident and family); Joanne de la Haye (also representing Michael de la Haye);

Verity Le Noury (also representing Jeanette Allen and Pauline England); George Jennings (also representing Bridget Jennings, Matt, Marie and family, Racheal, Shaun and family, Robert, Megan and family, Steven and Micheal White and Tony Sargeant); Marilyn Vidamour (also representing Roy Vidamour, Meg Lowe, Karen Dawe, Gloria Carre, June Martel and Janine Bishop); Lydia Millar; Ryan De Jersey (also representing family); Daniel Billion (also representing Samantha Billion); Mac Tostevin (also representing Pauline Tostevin and family); Kim Guilmoto (also representing Barry Guilmoto); Martyn Norman; Yvonne Newman; Reuben Le Poidevin; Julie Wickenden; Neil Mahy; Derek and Janet Gallienne; Theresa Prince (also representing Community Nursing); Matthew Tostevin (also representing Kim Tostevin and Bobbi-Jo Bates); Lynn Stanford; Lynn Gardner; Sue Baggs; Val Ferbrache; Mrs D Le Noury (also representing Mr R Simon and Mr S Simon);

Gillian Newsom; Sue White (also representing Tony White); Maria Ogier (also representing Community Nurses Twilight Team); Nancy Ozanne (also representing Brenda Horne and Karen Breban); Maureen Glendinning (also representing family); Shirley Robinson (also representing Roger and Guida, Lynn Le Pelley and Jayne Vaudin); Richard and Brenda Hallett (also representing The Hallett family); Spud and Sharon Gallienne (also representing Scott, Cath and family, Luke, Aiden, Wayne, Natasha, James and family and Dave Youlton); Norman and Maureen Tough;

Flowers were from Peter, Paul and Katie, David, Wenke and Mats, Sarah, Steve, George and Molly. Maisie, Annabelle and Moe. brother-in-laws and sister-in-laws. Lauren, Aimee, Kayleigh, Sam, Ben, Andrew, Jason, Lyndsey, Adam, Emma, Ryan, Matt and Craig. Bet, Gill, Belinda, Dicko and family.

Other tributes were to be sent to St John Ambulance and Rescue Service, Rohais, St Peter Port, GY1 1YN.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private Interment for Milton James Le Page who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 87 years was held at Les Adams Methodist Church and conducted by Reverend Jacky Cottrell.

The organist, Peter Le Messurier accompanied the singing of “Be Still, for the Prescence of the Lord” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6 & 27. Reverend Cottrell gave the Prayers, Address and Tribute. Exit Music played was “In Christ Alone”.

The Mourners Were: Carol Allett, daughter and Roy Le Poidevin Partner (also representing Nancy Le Page, wife and Rose); Graham Le Page, son and Linda Le Page, daughter-in-law (also representing Val Le Messurier); Debbie Le Page, granddaughter; Hayley Le Page, granddaughter; Joy Le Page, daughter and John Le Page, son-in-law (also representing Wendy Le Prevost, Sue and Nigel Moll, Mike and Jane Collis and Tamara and Jason); Ben Le Page, grandson and Louise Fitzhenry (also representing Peter Reddall); Diane Gaudion, cousin (also representing Lloyd Le Page, nephew, (America) and Sandra, niece, (Switzerland); Rosemary Henry, sister-in-law and John Henry, brother-in-law (also representing Tim, nephew and Tracy); Pierre Tostevin, brother-in-law; Jo Anne Bates, niece (also representing Steve Bates, Catherine Bateman, niece and Paul Tostevin, nephew); Jane Bichard, niece (also representing Jonathan Bichard); Tracey Henry (also representing John Henry, nephew and Marina Bougourd);

Also Present Were: Nev and Margaret Le Page and family (also representing Mr and Mrs T Lohan); Margaret Renouf (also representing Paul and Michaela and Amanda Renouf); Val Knight; Kevin Batiste (also representing Jacky Batiste); Lionel Le Page; Tony Le Page; Maggie Martel (also representing Jean Angel); Maria Dimis (also representing Chateau du Village); Isaura Aguior; Roger Beausire;

Ken and Doreen Lainé Marcel Lainé (also representing Michelle Lainé); Yvonne and Alan Weston; Dave and Sarah Girard (also representing Grace Girard); Lawrence Burridge; Stephen Le Tissier (also representing Valerie Le Tissier); Wendy Piriou and Yvie Le Noury (also representing Bert and Mary Enevolsden and Alison Harris); Eileen Le Lacheur; Edmond Carter (also representing Advocate Jason Green, Zina Paul, Collas Crill LLP); Jeffrey Brache (also representing Valerie Brache); Geoffrey Guilbert; Tracey Lovell (also representing Chris Lovell);

Flowers were from Nancy. Carol and Roy. Graham, Linda, Debbie and Hayley. Joy, John, Ben and Louise.

Other tributes were to be sent to Chateau du Village Nursing Home, Fort Road, St Peter Port, GY1 1ZP, (for the benefit of staff and carers).

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Timmy Gauvain who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 95 years was held at Beckfords Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening music played was “Please Remember Me” by Tim McGraw. A Reading, “Let us be Contented” Winston Churchill from “Thoughts and Adventures” was read by Michelle Duquemin. Music played during Time of Reflection was “When I Get to Where I’m Going” by Dolly Parton and Brad Paisley. The Hymn, “Abide with Me” by Audrey Assad was played on CD. Michelle gave the Thoughts on Life and Death, Tribute, Committal and Closing Words. Closing music was “Lead me Home” by Jamey Johnson.

The Mourners Were: Richard Gauvain, nephew; Barbara Gauvain, niece (also representing Barbara Simon and family); Sean Gauvain, great-nephew (also representing Lisa Gauvain, great-niece, Noah Gauvain, great-great-nephew, Olivia Gauvain, great-great-niece and Owen Gauvain, great-great-nephew); Craig Gauvain, great-nephew; Claudia Gauvain, great-niece (also representing John Zabiela and Lurdes Zabiela); Kyle Gauvain, great-nephew (also representing Jess Gauvain, great-niece, Karen and Geoff Meagher and Jim Remfrey); George Gauvain, brother; Mark Gauvain, nephew and Egita Gauvain (also representing care and support staff Rosaire Court and Gardens); Lesley, nephew and Angela; Janet Benwell, niece (also representing Paul Benwell, great-nephew, Finley Benwell, great-great-nephew and Brenda Vinning, niece); Keith Benwell;

Mark Benwell, great-nephew (also representing Amanda Benwell, Declan Benwell, great-great-nephew and Kate Benwell, great-great-niece); Violet Teasell, niece (also representing Henry and Joan Gauvain, nephew and niece); Carol, niece and John; Molly Le Sauvage, niece;

Pat Le Sauvage, great-niece (also representing Andrew Le Sauvage, great-nephew and Susan Dawe, great-niece); Annette Hamon, great-niece (also representing (also representing Mike Hamon and family, Jenny Le Noury, great-niece and John Le Noury and family); Caroline Cocks (also representing Joan Cocks, niece, John Cocks, Steven Cocks, great-nephew and Christopher Cocks, great-great-nephew); Martyn Vining (also representing Rosemary Vining and Paul Vining, great-nephew);

Also Present Were: Anne Mahy (also representing Paul Mahy, Alisha Mahy and Tony Le Pelley); Jan and Steve Chainey; Angela Wager (also representing Michael Wager);

Flowers were from Richard, Barbara and family. Molly, Brenda, Violet, Joan and Janet xxx.

Other tributes were to be sent to Friends of the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, C/o Anne Crawford, Pinewood Lodge, Rue des Laurens, St Pierre du Bois, GY7 9BE.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for David Alec Waters who passed away at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 90 years was held at St Matthew’s Parish Church and conducted by The Very Reverend John Guille.

The organist, Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s my Shepherd” and “All Things Bright and Beautiful”. Opening Music played was “Amazing Grace” Instrumental Version. The Family Tribute was given by Robert, son. The Reading was St John Chapter 14 verses 1-6. Reverend Guille gave the Address, Prayers, Commendation and The Blessing. Recessional Music played was “Edelweiss”, Instrumental Version.

The Mourners Were: Margaret Waters, wife; Robert and Claire Waters, son and daughter-in-law; Matthew and Sara Waters, son and daughter-in-law; Jane Allcoat, daughter and William Watt; Sarah Waters, granddaughter; Susie Allcoat, granddaughter; Amélie Waters, granddaughter; Charlotte Waters, granddaughter; Clara Milford, cousin (also representing Paul Milford); Maureen Mourant (also representing Dean Mourant, cousins and family); Sue and Brian Torode (also representing Tracey, Ian, Elisha and Chloe Butt, cousins);

Also Present Were: Maria Gillman (also representing Pam Innes and Management and Staff of Les Bourgs Hospice); Pauline Murray; John and Pauline Hubert; Debby Duquemin; Geoff Norman (also representing Heather Norman); Mark and Wendy de Garis (also representing Adrian and Jane Brown and Anne and Paul Falla); Mark and Alison Le Patourel; Tom Le Pelley; Peter Davies; Alan Dorey (also representing Debbie Dorey); Dennis Chick; Millie Le Poidevin; Kate Tostevin (also representing Alec Tostevin); Mark Dorey (also representing Anne Dorey, Joshua Dorey and Hirzel and Pam Dorey);

Marco Tersigni (also representing Claire, Ella and Amy Tersigni, David Hobson and Sarah and Benjamin Hobson); Andy Cluett (also representing Richard Valpied); Ross and Angela Paisley; John and Jacqui de Garis (also representing Louise and Pierre, Jean-Pierre, Louis and Emilie Payne, John and Pip, Daisy and Sophie de Garis and Geoff and Jennie Dorey); John and Alison Foley; Larry Trigwell; Dave and Jan Mauger (also representing Carol Stewart and Sadie Morgan); Terry Le Tissier (also representing Hugh and Sylvia Stevenson); Betty Bourgaize (also representing John Bourgaize); Peter and Sylvia Martel (also representing Jeff and Val Kitts); Rodney and Sandra Clough; Dennis McKane; Simon Tostevin (also representing Phil and Natalie Bell and Terry Howard); David de Garis (also representing Michelle Scott); Lisa and Tim Bichard (also representing Pamela Bichard and Harry and Gabriella Bichard); Liz and Nick Adams; Alva Gee (also representing Dr Ian Gee, Nicola Ferris, Joyce Bradshaw, Ann Norman and Olive Le Noury); Pip Enevoldsen (also representing Ted and the whole family and Pam and Jeremy Martel);

Flowers were from all the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Anne Elizabeth Jamouneau who passed away at Maison de Beauvoir Care Home, aged 84 years was held at Les Cotils and conducted by Reverend John Guille.

The organist, Mr Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “Amazing Grace” and “One More Step Along the World I Go”. The Readings were “God Looked Around His Garden”, read by Jane and “Everything Has Its Time”, Book of Ecclesiasties, verses from Chapter 3. Reverend Guille gave the Address, Prayers, Commendation and Blessing. Recessional Music played was “The Way You Look Tonight” by Peter Skellern.

The Mourners Were: Roger Jamouneau, son and Debbie Jamouneau, daughter-in-law (also representing Caron and April Walker; Ian Jamouneau, son and Jane Jamouneau, daughter-in-law; Oliver Jamouneau, grandson; Robin Jamouneau, son (also representing Karen Bond and Margaret Senner); Paz Jamouneau, daughter-in-law (also representing Dianne Williams); David Jamouneau, grandson (also representing Andy Cluett); Sharon Kershaw (also representing Alan Cox); Alex Jamouneau, grandson; Samuel Jamouneau, grandson; Stephen Jamouneau, grandson; James Jamouneau, grandson; Anna Jamouneau; Charlie Jamouneau, great-grandson; Conner Jamouneau, great-grandson;; Jessie Jamouneau, great-granddaughter; Graham and Margaret Drewett, nephew and niece; David and Lorna Rose, nephew and niece;

Also Present Were: Peter and Lesley Lowe (also representing Sophie Doel and Tyler Jamouneau, great-grandson); Kevin Gaudion; Bill Luff (also representing Reverend J Luff); Kevin Batiste (also representing Debby Smeed); Colin and Jacky Moore (also representing Ian and Elaine Blanchard); Julian and Margaret Mauger; Dennis and Sandra McKane; Tony Vile; Richard Breban (also representing Anne Breban and The South Show);

Sue Robilliard (also representing The President and Members of Soroptimist International of Guernsey, Heather Gibbs, Shirley Marsh and Delia Anderson-Brown); Ray Watts (also representing the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society); Steve Hocart; Jim and Liz Naftel (also representing Ian and Mandy Brouard); Katherine Ogier (also representing Julian Ogier, Rachel and Steve Torode, Jim and Angela de Garis and Bon and Margaret Martel); Dave Domaille (also representing Bridget Domaille, Anthea Inder, Brian Roberts, Michelle Rouillard, Ricky Lawrence and all staff at the Guernsey Dairy); Kevin Horsepool; Gwen White (also representing Sue White); Ian Martel; Dave and Annie Archer and family (also representing Mark and Karen Brown and Banburys family);

Jenny Nichols (also representing staff and residents, Maison de Beauvoir Care Home); Mary Sims (also representing Mark and Alison Le Patourel and family); William Melvin; Paul and Carol Domaille; Nigel and Sharon Robert (also representing Denzil Robert); Peter Lowe; Jenny Tasker;  Stacey Simon (also representing Marie Prevel and Dean Dyke); Stuart Simon (also representing Danielle McIver); Jason Taylor; Zoe De La Mare; Paul Taylor; Miriam Bougourd; David H Thompson (also representing Angela, Jamie, Kate, Chris and Lucy and all the Thompson family);

Flowers were from Roger, Ian, Robin and families.

Other tributes were to be sent to Jubilee Social Club, Les Grandes Maisons Road, St Sampsons, GY2 4JH.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for David Edward Burkhardt who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 55 years was held at Vazon Elim Church and conducted by Pastor Matt Gregor.

The organist, Colin Langlois accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken”, “The Lord’s my Shepherd” and “Amazing Grace”. The Bible Readings were Psalm 117 and Galatians 5.22-26 and read by Reverend Eric Gaudion. Pastor Gregor gave the Prayers, Tributes, Address and Final Blessing. Recessional Music played was “Love Divine” played by Colin Langlois.

The Mourners Were: Andrew Burkhardt, brother (also representing Eve Burkhardt, sister-in-law, Olive Lett, aunt, Margaret and John Starr, aunt and uncle (Yorkshire), Philip Starr, cousin, (Yorkshire), Terence Starr, cousin (Yorkshire) and family, Catherine Owen, James and Rihanna (Yorkshire) and Will and Lauren, (London)); Pamela Preece, cousin “Auntie Pam” (also representing Stanley and Joyce Pipet (Burnham On Sea), Winston Le Prevost and Ethy Lewis (Isle of Wight) and Ruth De La Mare); Francoise Ferbrache, cousin (also representing Ricky, Caitlin and Nate Ferbrache, cousins); Michel Preece, cousin (also representing Julie, Samantha and Calum Preece); Hilda Le Tissier, cousin (also representing Kevin and Martin and family, Muriel Paul and Anne and family, cousins); Philomena Pipet, cousin; Melrose Ozanne, cousin; Pam Niles (also representing the family, cousins); Jenny Froome, cousins (also representing Tony Froome, Tom Le Prevost, Lynn, Karen, Julie, Claire and families); Rose Dorey (also representing Vic, Kate and Mark Dorey, cousins);

Also Present Were: Rev Eric and Mrs Diane Gaudion; Colin Langlois (also representing Karen Langlois and Peter Le Messurier); Trace Ingrouille (also representing Dennis Bretel, Thelma Bretel, Matt Poole, Sandy Poole, Ryan Poole, godson, Andy Ingrouille, Caroline La Touche and family, Smilers Ltd, Nikki Sirett and Nick Gallienne); Zac Hannis (also representing Phil Duquemin);

Karen De Carteret; Katy Thomason (also representing Lucy and James Bourgaize); Jean Guille (also representing Jackie Le Page); Stephen and Valerie Le Tissier; Pamela Duquemin (also representing Nigel Duquemin and Peter Duquemin); Peter and Sandra Vaudin; Bridget Gilbert (also representing Ginge, Loopy, Sandra, Bunty and Ryan, Pippa Doll, DJ, Claire Garnham, Paula Gilbert and Claire Le Gallez); Steve Batiste (also representing Julie Batiste); Kirsty Symphorien (also representing Michelle Pattimore); Joanne Carré (also representing Nick Cook, The Rault family and Cara and Peter Carré); Aaron Le Page; Sue Ozanne (also representing Nigel Ozanne); Brian and Liz Davey; Jeanette Upham (also representing Paul, Rick and Jo); David Ingrouille; Kenneth Hyett (also representing Rachel Presland); Jean and Martyn Vidamour; Lisa Blondel;

Leigh Khankashi and girls (also representing Geoff and Steve Denning); Simon and Chantel De La Mare (also representing Sian and Isla De La Mare, Colin and Sue De La Mare, Michelle Zugg and Tania Waterman); Judith Davy; Linda Coutu (also representing Ron Le Tissier and Norman MacDonald); Sadie Martel; Ashley De Sousa; Claire Miles; Jean-Marie Geargeoura; Michelle Queripel (also representing Andy Queripel); Pat Langlois (also representing Mr J E Langlois); Rachel Shell (also representing Phil Shell); Wendy Lorier; Joanne Pinchemain; Jude Pratt; Shane Pratt; Chris Daykin (also representing Steve Forrest and Claire Le Gallais); Janet Sweet (also representing Linda Le Huray); Simon and Claudette Larbalestier (also representing Michael Pritchard and Elizabeth Le Patourel); Jason Rostron (also representing Donna Rostron and Peter Bartie); Barry and Gwen Trump;

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to Children and Youth Work, C/o Vazon Elim Church, Rue des Goddards, Castel, GY5 7BH or Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief, C/o Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Jeremy John Petit (Jerry) who passed away in Southampton General Hospital, aged 56 years was held at St Saviours Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Mark Charmley.

The organist, John Le Prevost accompanied the singing of “Morning has Broken”. Entry Music played was “Those Were The Days of Our Lives” by Queen. Reverend Charmley gave the Words of Welcome, Sentences from the Bible and Opening Prayer. The first Tribute was given by Chris. The Bible Reading was John 14: 1-6 and read by Revd Charmley. The second Tribute was given by James and Paul. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Nothing Else Matters” by Metallica. The poem, “When Tomorrow Starts Without Me” was read by Revd Charmley. Recessional Music played was “Wind of Change” by The Scorpions and “Hold my Hand” by Lady Gaga.

The Mourners Were: Ann-Marie Petit, wife; Amy-Lee Petit, daughter; Holly Petit, daughter; Josie Petit, daughter; Freddie Petit, grandson; Jessica Sarre, granddaughter; Adeline Sarre, granddaughter and Jamie Sarre; Jacob Le Friec; Josh Cowens; Mr J E G Petit, father (also representing Aunty Mary, (France),  Teena De La Mare, sister and Malcolm De La Mare, brother-in-law (also representing Sheila Vidamour, Tina Vidamour, Royston and Julie De La Mare); Martin De La Mare, nephew and Cara De La Mare (also representing Alfie De La Mare, great-nephew); Stuart De La Mare, nephew and Krystal De La Mare (also representing Aurora De La Mare, great-niece and Harry De La Mare, great-nephew); Michele Shell, sister and Robert Shell, brother-in-law and Emma Shell, niece and Bramble); Chris Trump, brother-in-law; Lisa Trump, sister-in-law; Maisie Trump, niece; Paula Shutt, sister-in-law and Stephen Smith; Matt Shutt, nephew; Isabel Trump, mother-in-law; Ganine and Ray Gallienne, aunty and uncle; Susan Gallienne, aunty and Paul Edwards; Barry and Gwen Trump, cousins (also representing Lois, Ben, Zac and Seb Batiste and Anna Trump);

Sue Slimm, cousin (also representing Betty Till, aunt and John Till, cousin); Sharon Hughes, cousin (also representing Chris Tielles, cousin and Gavin Hughes); David De La Mare (also representing Maureen De La Mare, Avril Trump, Adam Trump, Eric Trump, Gesy Buckingham, Paul Buckingham and Jenson Buckingham);

Also Present Were: James Rouget (also representing Simon, Kirsten and Maya George and Graeme and Janet Corbin); Amanda Rouget; Lucy Rouget (also representing Ariane Rouget); Will Rouget; Jess, Lisa and Ella Newsom (also representing Josh Newsom and Neil Le Poidevin); Pat Albin, President West Legion (also representing Rick Masterman, Tracey Le Sauvage and club committee and members); Paul McLaren (also representing Nigel Acton, Callum Dean, Jesse Archer, Danny Archer, Shelley Collenette, Steven White and Martyn Foulds); Aaron and Lucy Brehaut (also representing Lewis and Elliot Brehaut, Sally and John Chick, Cobo Auto Repair Limited and The Royal British Legion Western Club); Clive Pearce (also representing Paula and Connor Pearce, Bert Snell and Tony Veron); Philip Sebire (also representing Emma Sebire and Joshua Sebire);

Sammie Cox (also representing Harry Dick-Cleland, Vicki Webster and everyone at Cleland and Co Limited, also Alan Cox); Geoff and Jane Turian (also representing The Guernsey Association for Shooting and Conservation and Otto, Sandra and Tessa Le Gallez); Martyn and Jan Domaille (also representing Ian and Kenita Domaille and boys, Brian Roger, Neil Michelle and Andre (Billy) Le Billon); Kevin Albin (also representing Michelle Caradeuc and Martin and Jo Courbaron); Sean Albin (also representing Damien and Kayleigh Albin and Riley and Kodey Albin); Paula Ettesse-Wilson; Ray and Sue Fallaize (also representing Andrew Batiste, Gary Le Page, Michelle De Carteret, Spud and Sharon Gallienne and Budgie Bourgaize); Brian Gallienne (also representing Kay Gallienne); Sarah Currie (also representing Marcel Le Clerc and Mrs Parnell); Colin Goubert; Paul Lawrence (also representing Jason and Nikki Hamon, Surf and Turf Ltd and Wayne Gallienne); Steve Goubert (also representing Brian Le Page, Sark and Terry Crowther, Sark); Alan and Sally Machon;

WM Gary Le Cloarec, Mariners Lodge 168 (also representing Stephen Le Cloarec and Craig Tulie); Dave and Margaret Guille (also representing Paul Hamel);

Mandy Roland and Jean-Paul Druce (also representing David Druce, Colin Druce, all the staff from CJS Takeaway, Julie Vaudin and Dave Vaudin); Dave Gallienne, DWA (also representing Sean McCarthy); Lynton Le Cheminant; Lou Perriam; Joe Moriarty; Ian Donaldson (also representing Richard Donaldson); Michael De La Haye (also representing Wayne Barrett, Liz Giles, John Tolcher, Mick Sebire, Sally West and Holly De La Haye); Mary Carter (also representing Nigel Carter and Paula Blondel); Emma Parnell (also representing Lorne Taylor and Jo Taylor); Julie Roger (also representing Charlie and Harry and Stase Ferbrache); Robert Harris (also representing Vanessa Harris, Sean and Kirsten Murphy and Didd’s Dyer); Denise Board (also representing Lorraine Board); Brian Lowe Fidelis 1809 and Margaret Lowe (also representing Alf Dorrian, Bob Marquis and Rex Trott);

Ross Raineri (also representing Mandy Collenette and Rick Le Noury); Martyn and Heather Bisson (also representing Daniel Bisson and Claire and Andy Le Moigne); J Samson (also representing Gary Cook and the Sarnia Sporting Clay Club); Michael and Julie Roland (also representing Nicola Boatwright-Smith, Bobby Roland, Shaun Allez, Racheal Jennings, George and Bridget Jennings, Dee, John and Dylan Payne and Steve Clarke of Commercial Trade Centre); Julie Trustum (also representing Maggie Bichard and Magnifique Hair Salon); Adie Trustum (also representing Alan Bourgaize); Jess Trustum and Ellie Trustum; Paul Stockreiter (also representing Vicki Taylor, Margaret Stockreiter, Mark Stockreiter, Lester Boscher, Jane Boscher and Paul Saunders); Paul Sarre, Kerry Sarre and Jaime Sarre (also representing Beth Sarre, Poppy Sarre, Faith Sarre, Leanne Sarre, Skylar Hussey and Gemma Rumens); Tony Robert (RBC Office Services); Hayley Duquemin (also representing Martyn Duquemin, Lauren Duquemin, Myles Duquemin and Justin Gallienne);

Matt Harwood (also representing Natalie Le Ray and Andy Ogier); Larry and Shirley Burtenshaw (also representing Darren and Drew); Debbie Cairns (also representing Richard Cairns); Penny Wilson (also representing Jim Page, Tracy Guille, Alan and Mary Falla, Jackie and Mike Strachan, Richard Lambourne, Adrian Keetch, Peter Wilson, John and Julie Kilzer, Dean and Hazel Guille, Dave and Shane Le Brun, Mikey, Sam, Scarlett and Sophia Le Brun, Vincent Le Brun, Libby Guillou and Karen Young); Nancy Power (also representing Lorraine and Colin Gallienne); Dave Sheppard (also representing Jan Sheppard);

Ian Thomas (also representing Sandra Thomas and Daniel Thomas); Mick Jones (also representing Sarah and Maureen Jones); Sally Rowe (also representing Chris Rowe and family and Simone Simon); Brian de Jersey; James Ridout (also representing Robert Ridout and Jennie Ridout); Karen Jehan; Tia Elliott (also representing Peter Falla and PF&A); Joe Crawford (also representing Anne Crawford); Maxwell Cloarec (also representing Julie Cloarec, Ellie Cloarec and Finley Cloarec); Peter Bougourd (also representing Lodge Fidles); Ross Alexander; Zoe Renouf (also representing Koen Le Prevost and Josh Knight); Andy and Bridgette Gavey; Morgan Dyke; Mike Dyke (also representing Jan Dyke, Marc Dyke and Tom Marshall); Chris Enticott; Daniel Lilley; Rex Dunn; Chris Carr; Rod Dyke; Lee Ballard; Tim Gaudion (also representing Bev Gaudion and RH Gaudion and Sons Ltd); Alan and Lisa Huxster (also representing the family); Nick Beddow; Sarrjio Louro; Colin and Merle Murdoch (also representing Marc Collas); Andy Elliott and Eve Godfrey;

Paul Henney (also representing Susan Henney); Helen Craig (also representing Paddy Craig and Kariss Craig); Mark Batiste (also representing Michelle Batiste); Suzanne and Michael Ogier (also representing Philip Vedier and the staff Woodside Logistics);

Tony Jones (also representing Mariners Lodge 168); Connor Alexander (also representing Paula Alexander); Georgie Brackley; Brian Staples (also representing Randells Brewery); Dave Rihoy (also representing John Rihoy); Louie Rault; Michael Le Conte; Kerry Robin (also representing Jez Robin); Jean Rouget (also representing Maria and Dave Banton); Juliette Christian (also representing Paul and family); Bradley Watson; S Perriam; Richard and Clara Bourgaize (also representing Marcus Bourgaize and Kieron Bourgize); Ian Trump (also representing Nigel Gale); Aimee Le Bachelet (also representing Andy Simon and Cheryl Simon); Sam Le Bachelet;

Ian Crawford (also representing Neil Lamb); Adrian and Michaela Northey; Steve Le Page (also representing Sally Le Page); Sam McKenzie; Connor Le Cras; Darren James; Neil and Sarah Gaudion (also representing Chloe Gaudion); James Rihoy; Phil and Sue Henry; Laura Beale; Carolina Atala; Martyn and Jean Vidamour; Tina Campbell; Alison and Sarah Taylor-Sarre (also representing Mim Sarre); Brad Page (also representing Shaun and John Slattery); Robin Everest; Andy Kelling (also representing Hazel and family); Carl Foulds (also representing Shane Branquet); Carolyn Brouard; Phil Alexander;

Mark Phillips (also representing Lucy Phillips, Roger Phillips and Joanne Phillips); Jules Le Gallez (also representing Paul Jeffreys); Martin Lucas; John Rolfe (also representing Guernsey Ducting, Claude Barnes and Neville Reed); Christine Wright;

David Le Cheminant (Chemmey)); Roger Baudains (also representing Ann Baudains); Jean Whalley (also representing Jonathan Dell, Laura Duquemin, Sarah Whalley and Lisa Bourgaize); Kyle De La Mare; Sam Teed; John Teed (also representing Steven Teed and Max Thoumine, ex staff of Project); Debra Butt; Matt Hardwick (also representing Myra Hardwick and Clive Martin); Bob Le Bargy; Andrew Ashplant (also representing Kim Ashplant and Claire Driscoll); Dan Hamon (also representing Carol and Ben Le Carpentier); Mike Lucas; Viv Torode; Mark Stanford; Dan Stewart (also representing Jez Vaudin and Kevin Brown);

Chris and Tracy Bran (also representing Aimee and Abbie Bran and John and Diane Marquis (Wales)); Shaun Baudains; Chris Lock; Andrew and Beverley Godfrey (also representing Andrew Sarre and Trinity Sarre); Fiona Sarre and Chris Sarre (also representing Chloe and Holly Sarre); Andrew Vedier (also representing Emma Vedier); Glenn Bourgaize (also representing Mark Tardivel); Blake Bourgaize; Steve Le Huray; Meyrick Simmonds (also representing Guernsey Trout Society); Lou Totty (also representing Neil Totty); Dieter Hurst (also representing David Naussbaumer, John Hurst, Alan Le Poidevin and Adam Quinn); Leon Harrison (also representing Joanne Ferbrache); Derek Rossiter (also representing Jane Rossiter and Rob and Miche Phillips); Ann Pinchemain and Peter Langlois (also representing Adam and Ryan Langlois, Phil Walker, Sue Martel, Roger King, Ian Nuttall (Scotland), Ian Toms, Jackie Jacobs, Martin Young and Steve and Bridgette McKane (Haulage Services); Paul Guilmoto; Shirley Tulié;

Kevin Le Tissier (also representing the staff of R H Le Tissier); Neil Sarre (also representing Doric Insurance Brokers); Mr and Mrs G Dupont (also representing Martin Gallienne and Dave Barsby); Melissa Wilson and Reece Edwards; Darren Ogier (also representing James Ogier); Martin Concannon; Andrew Simon; John Loveridge; Florence Chamonyo; Paul Martin (also representing Pioneer Martin Ltd); Max Gaudion (also representing Tim Gaudion); Paul Duquemin; Mark Thompson (also representing Vince Kelling); Joshua Chick; Casey Luffman; Thomas Hicks (also representing Christopher Mourant); Lee Smith; Mike Hicks; Brandon Murphy;

Ian Le Page; A Le Lacheur; Amy Truffitt (also representing Darren Hale); Steve Bromley (also representing R G Phillips and Son Ltd and Corbet Field); Isla Murdoch (also representing Christopher King); Leonie Blondel; P J Knight; Josh Norman (also representing Alex Barista); Mark Johnson; Tim Whitey (also representing Jane Whitey and Doc Roberts); Paul and Inga Alexander (also representing San Lorenzo Service Centre and Dave and Pippa Best); Scott Alexander (also representing Charlotte, Maise and Gabrielle Alexander); Chris Young and Gary Sarahs; Sam Masterman and Leo Fossey; Ian Turner; Kris Marquis; Mark Falla (also representing management and staff at G4S); Rosie Jump; Dave Gallienne; Paul Le Tissier (also representing Caroline Le Tissier); Andrew Jackson (also representing Jayne Jackson); Tony De Garis; Mark Tostevin (also representing Michael Le Noury and Robin and Sammi Tostevin);

Dick and Dolores Young (also representing Steve and Jackie Williamson and Michael and Sue Bott); Neil Sarre (also representing Sarah Jackson and Chris Mclean and Venture Garage); Margaret and Philip Priaulx; Mark, Emily and Anne Lesbirel; Luke Walters; Tony Hubert; Nick and Michaela Guilmoto; Paul and Moira Boyd; John and Lisa Dowinton; Brian Gueru (also representing Joanne and Shane Welch); Paul Conway (also representing St Jacques); John and Miranda Brown; Sylvia Fossey; Kevin Dunn; Roger Naftel; Katrina Le Blancq; Izzy Le Picq; Dean Dyke; Marlene Place; Lee De La Mare (also representing Jason Dowinton); Rachel Tostevin-Black (also representing family); Scott Falla (also representing Michelle Falla and Dave and Kay De La Rue); Micky Leahy; Jenny Newsom (also representing Deb Hockey); Chris Le Tissier; Tommy Bougourd and Alana Bougourd (also representing all the boys at T R Bougourd Services and Geoff Pipet);

Neil Corbin (also representing Nigel Le Marchant); Trevor and Caroline Brehaut; Pierre Rive (also representing family and Ian Quinn); Michael Ogier (also representing Roxanne Wylie); Conrad Tart; Dave Ferbrache; Chris and Julie Kilzer (also representing Andy and Sonia Philips); Tim and Ruth Falla; Andrew and Rachael Bourgize; Morgan Sales; Joe Collenette; Josh McClean; Ian Coutu; Karen Martin (also representing Lawrence Black and Steve and Gregory Martin); John and Margaret Tostevin; Roger Skinner (also representing Angie Bourgaize); Steve Pugh (also representing C A Duquemin Ltd); Adrien Migasiuk;

Martyn, Karen and Byron McClean; Trev Renouf (also representing Bronia Simpson, Chris Kirby, Simon Cripps and Ben Pezet); Shani Barrasin (also representing Geoff Ballay and all the boys at GES Carpentry, also Kevin, Kim, Grant and Jarrod Smith);

Jenny and Mick Girard (also representing Michael De Garis); Rachel Girard; Paul Bonnel; Daisy Bonnel; Rob Tough (also representing Annemarie Fallaize); Michael Prout (also representing family, Garry Mourant, Peter Inniss and Nigel Stewart); David and Gynette Cowens (also representing Kyle and Tyler Cowens, Sylvia Le Cheminant and Janet Benwell); Carrie Thoume (also representing Craig and Jenson Thoume, Kayleigh Tardif and Nick and Ralphy Hood); Marcel and Michelle Lainé (also representing Etienne and Charlie Lainé, Ken and Doreen Lainé and Mo and Karen Marquis); Alan Weston; Tony Cottell; Pearl Moore (also representing Don Moore); Paul, Emma, Vincent and Otis Machon (also representing Andy and Jo Mahy and Shaun Couch); Gary and Tracy Thorne (also representing Ross Hamon);

Eddie and Emma Edwards (also representing Olivia Edwards, Mark and Lisa Ogier and Andy and Jo Allen); Andre Flouquet (also representing Lynda Flouquet, Aaron Flouquet and Maxine Flouquet); Mike Lucas Lodge Fidelis (1809) (also representing Suzanne Lucas, Mr V Kaiulo Lodge Fidelis (1809) and the management and staff at Vale and Cobo Service Stations and everyone at the Falles Group (Jersey)); Paul Vidamour; Dick Reid (also representing WA Mosgrave Ltd, Sandra Allisette and Cate and Andy Mason); Reg Bullock (also representing John and Paula Bullock and Lara and Neil Le Poidevin); Lee Dodd (also representing Adrian Glendinning and Dave Exall); Tony Sargent (also representing Titch Gill); Martyn Guille (also representing Claire Holliday, Simon Hamon, Mathew Broughton and David Corson); Ian Baker (also representing Camille Baker and family); Graham Dawe (also representing Bernie Hanley); Darina Doyle; Lisa and Steve Rosumek;

Mr and Mrs Robinson (also representing K-Marie Robinson); Scarlet Bruce-Ide; Nick and Rosanna Bonamy; Pam Campbell; Paul and Vanessa Benstead (also representing Liam and Neve, also Julie Macfarlane); Pete Le Friec (also representing F Watson and Sons and Martin Le Cras); Andrea Le Friec (also representing Olivia and Charlie, Patrick and Kyra, Rebekah and Jack and Luke, Corey and Isla); Nick Olliver (also representing Jan and family and Monty Waterman and family); Joan Wenman;

Mollie Dorey (also representing Andrew (Tiny) Rogers and Ruth and family, (France)); Will Stewart (also representing Annette Stewart); Lee James (also representing Rick Sermon); Richard Ridout (also representing Jennie and Wheeler Developments); Ed Lawrence; Nigel Hicks (also representing Sarah Hicks); Gary Rich (also representing Cara Le Messurier); Andy and Sadie Rosamond (also representing Clinton Le Page, Alexia Rosamond and A J Makepeace); Colin Robert; John Barlow; Kerri Jehan; Joby Bourgaize (also representing Marie, Alfie and Evie Bourgaize, Fiona Naftel and Vanessa Marsh); Robert and Sheila Benstead; Neil and Beverley De Jersey; Lauren Gavey (also representing Bethany Manning and Aaron Mahieu); Gwen and Tony Gaudion (also representing Martyn and Jackie); Adrian and Yvonne La Farge (also representing Joanne and Mat Hutchison); Barry and Kathy Marley; Mandy Le Bachelet (also representing Colin Le Bachelet); Debbie and Shaun Torode (also representing Sheralee Torode); Chelsea Torode; Courtney Le Poidevin;

Art Leadbeater (also representing Jan and family and Kevin Simon); Susan Margetts (also representing Max, Maz, Megan and Tom); Karen and John Hort; Caroline Le Cheminant; Dennis Regan (also representing Andy Mahy); Jamie Weysom (also representing Cliff Eborall, Mat Spruce and Billy Le Billon);  Kevin Driscoll (also representing Tracey, Emily and Sophie Driscoll); Kay Martin; Keith Robert (also representing Barry Newsom, Brian Torode and Emma Gathercole); Alan and Lynda Gavet; Sky Donaldson; David Le Billon; John Breton; Colin Marquis; Mark Addlesee (also representing Quantum Cabling); Nigel Moullin; Lee Help; Gary Jones (also representing Andrew Jones); Nikki Kennedy-Cook; Mike Fossey (also representing Dean Gallienne); Carla Fossey (also representing Leo Fossey, Joyce and Tony Fernandel, Taste of India); Mr and Mrs H V Sarre (also representing DWA); Dave Young; Ashley Perriam; Dean Wilson (also representing David Wilson and Carl Smith); Peter and Julie Finnigan (also representing Leishia, also Jane Masterman);

Richard Pinchemain (also representing Anne and family, Brethren of St Sampsons Lodge); Gavin Girard; Simon Gamblin; Wayne and Karen Shaw; Alan and Gill Martel (also representing Chris Nichols, John Paul Wakeford, Samantha Solway, Victoria Hopkins and families); Tony Merrien; Ross Angus (also representing Jarod Smith and Kevin Smith); Dave and Michelle Markwick (also representing family and Peter Wilson); Richard Loyd; Louise Kent; Carl Smith; Bruno Robilliard;

Martyn Bourgaize; Andy Travis; Brian Crockett; Donna Allan (also representing Kevin Allan); Wendy Norman (also representing Miriam Bourgaize); Peter Norman; John Smith; Karen Smith; Tony Baudains (also representing Steve Evans); Steve Thoumine; Mark and Karina Troalic; Morrow Paul; Roger Berry (Snr) and Jackie Berry (also representing Sandra Berry and Roger Berry, OBE); Michael Cotterill (also representing Colin Knight); Ray Queripel (also representing GFS Flooring); Tony Mudge; Kevin England (also representing Marie England); Mark Brockway; Chris Jackson; Bob Place (also representing Royal British Legion); Maya Broome; Lauren Ogier; Anna Falla; Helen Le Tocq; Alice Jehan; Jason Baudains (also representing Callum Le Moignan); Robert Jennings (also representing George and Bridget Jennings, Wayne Le Cocq and Mark Tomms); Rick Gallienne; Steve Forman; Kevin and Maureen Davison (also representing Tristram Davison);

John Sargeant (also representing Tracy Sargeant); Janis Pike (also representing Ellis Pike); Christopher Druce (also representing staff at Mahys Mowers); Tony Romeril (also representing Becky and children); David Whitby (also representing Rihoy and Son and Cleggy); Chris Corbin (also representing Karen Corbin and members at St Sampsons Lodge); Tommy Marshall; Jason Newsom (also representing Dave Finnigan); Dave and Josh Pinchemain (also representing Dan and Nathan Pinchemain); Philip Bourgaize (also representing Luke Brown, Kevin Brown and Jez Vaudin); Dale Staples (also representing Ashyn Brehaut); Martyn Stanfield; Trevor Queripel; Mark Hartley; Sophie Perfitt (also representing Stuart Perfitt); Jez Le Tissier; Daniel Evans (also representing Ammina Evans); Paul Berryman; Philip Hill-Smith (also representing Dave Sargeant and Claire Hill-Smith); Mark and Sharon Coffell (also representing Andy Dyer); Larry Hughes (also representing Ellen and family); James Darke; Andre Sangan (also representing Marcel Sangan);

Jason Flouquet (also representing Sarah and Emily Flouquet); Phil Martel; Terry Bourgaize (also representing Andy Mahon); Joe Le Gallez (also representing Karen and Trevor); James Ashplant (also representing Kim); Stuart Mayor; Craig Collins; Nolan Bennallick; Ceejay Merrien; Robin Hutchinson and Soosiang Hutchinson; Ross Holmes; Bunty; Kevin Batiste; Richard Martin (also representing Debbie Martin); Steve Lihou (also representing J Westwell, Lodge Dallas 1809; Richard Goubert (also representing Paul Gannon and Moira Murphy); Brian Ferbrache;

Martin and Julie Crittell (also representing Barry Taylor, Neil Price and Dave Tostevin); John and Cathy Norman (also representing Orfhlaith and Aisling Norman);

Paul Martin (also representing The Royal British Legion Western Branch); Kay Martin; Jane Le Tissier (also representing Elish Browning, Michelle Simon, Yolanda and Jim Young, Karen Allaway and Debbie Daunt);  Ian, Sandra and Rhian Le Page; Jacquie Hewitt (also representing Paul Hewitt, Andrea Guillou, Chris Jones, Shane Jehan, Kyle Spruce and Robin Amer); Graeme and Ann Cox; Charles Smith; Keith Bienvenu (also representing Forest Stores); John Callaway (also representing Graham Hards); Steve and Fiona Gauvain (also representing Rebecca and Megan); Kevin Saunders (also representing Sarah Saunders and Brian Roussel); Derick and Brenda Le Poidevin (also representing Nicola Shaw and Karen New);

Tracey Mansell-Simon (also representing John Mansell-Simon, Karen Isabelle and Yan Marquis); Tim and Sue Girard (also representing Shiralee Le Page); Andre Le Bachelet (also representing Ian and Maria Eggo, Olly Day and Angela Le Bachelet); Mike and Ali Bourgaize (also representing Nikki Attwooll); Mike and Yvonne Hainsworth (also representing Ali Hughes); Lucy Slimm and Ian Le Page (also representing David Slimm, Paul Bourgaize and Rabeys Garage); Gary Sheppard (also representing Jodie and Chris and Penny Sheppard, UK); Karl Guille and Fiona Guille (also representing Brad Guille, Cal Guille, Ant Ford-Parker, Ash Ford-Parker and Alfie Ford-Parker); Peter Lesbirel (also representing Clary Lesbirel and Anne Lesbirel); Mick and Carol Damarell (also representing Ali Damarell, John Wild, Darren Le Prevost and Adi Le Prevost); Jim English (also representing Ross Holmes and The Worshipful Master and Brethren of Loyalty Lodge No 243);

Denise Stoddart (also representing Paul Stoddart, Sabrina Stoddart and Jane Tramontano); Maggie Tostevin (also representing Rod Tostevin, Stew and Lorraine Conchar, Neil and Gerry Murray, Peter Falla and Tony Penney); Trista Walters; Adrian Tourtel; Stephen Oliveira; Phillip Walters (also representing Nev Cluett and all staff of David G Cluett and Sons); Tim Le Page (also representing Idalina Le Page and Geoff and Lorraine Greening);

Flowers were from Ann, Amy, Jamie, Jessica, Adeline, Sebastian, Holly, Freddie, Jacob, Josie and Josh, Poppy.

Other tributes were to be sent to Meller House, cheques to be made payable to Southampton Hospital Charity, with Meller House written on the back or visit www.southamptonhospitalscharity.org/donate or Channel Island Air Search, C/o The Treasurer, Mr Richard Searle, BDO Limited, PO Box 180, Rue du Pre, St Peter Port, GY1 3LL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

A celebration of Life, prior to cremation for Susan Mary Warr who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 68 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

The organist, Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “All things bright and beautiful”. Opening Music was “I’ve Had the time of my Life” by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes. Time of Reflection music was “Landslide” by Fleetwood Mac. A poem “Remember Me” by Margaret Mead was read by Michelle Duquemin. Michelle also gave Thoughts on Life and Death, Tribute, Committal and Closing Words, which included Excerpt from “No Matter What”. Closing Music was “White Rabbit” Jefferson Airplane.

The Mourners Were: Kevin Warr, husband; Jacob Warr, son (also representing Samantha Dalton); Louise McCathie, daughter (also representing Jude McCathie, grandson); Nathan McCathie, son-in-law (also representing Thomas Le Prevost); Brian Burnell, uncle; Lesley Lister, sister; Carol Lister, sister; Richard Cook;

Also Present Were: Nicole Morrow; Stephanie Warr (also representing Tony and Jenny Froome and Bob Froome and Sons Ltd); Grant Le Tissier and Jane Vandertang;

Leigh Butler; Jim and Jo Delbridge; Gillian Wynn; Ellie Brehaut; Joey Abbott; Will Jones (also representing Sue Jones); Kevin Hinshaw (also representing Lal Hinshaw, George Warren, John Shayer and Jurat David Grut); Dan O’Hara and Helen O’Hara; Geraldine Chelmick (also representing Moira Norman); Richard Best (also representing Alison Best and Jonathan Travers); Matthew Le Maitre (also representing Helen Le Maitre); Roger English (also representing Simon and Vicky Gardner-English); Dima Cserbakovs;

Simon and Mary Hollyer-Hill (also representing Mathew, Mandy and Sophie Bertram, (Jersey)); Jo Hollyer-Hill (also representing Tomos Apsion, Destiny Hollyer-Hill and Theo Hollyer-Hill); Kim Leggett (also representing Cherie Norman); Rachel Ryan, Angie Harrison and Mandy Davies (also representing Tina Sarre, Marilyn Vidamour, Andre Inder, Home Help Sarnia carer services); Leon Gardner; Nicko Gardner; Maxine Jehan (also representing Victoria Robins); Kayleigh Robins; Christie Chapple; Maddy Holberry; Kirsty Gallienne; Rebecca Durham; Di and Ron Brenton; Darren Le Tissier; Anna Collon; Michelle Cluett; Lisa Allan; Solange Pollock; Gillian Webster; Ali Grange; Kath McClean (also representing Matthew Smart); Nikita Burnett; Laurel Henley; Margaret Priaulx and Philip Priaulx (also representing Priaulx West Limited); Catherine Jones; Lisa Marshall; Marie Waddell;

Catherine Whatstone; Jenni Caine; Liz Dorey; Sue Black (also representing Robbie Beck); Maria Gregory-Haines; Linda Potter (also representing Theresa Prince and Karen Leach); Paul De Jersey (also representing Jean Guest); S Le Lerre; Simon Boot; Emma Jones; Dave Thoume (also representing Rose Thoume); Orla Marie Manning (also representing Phillipa Stahelin, Gerladine Williams and Headway Guernsey); Maggie Hannis; Terry Lihou (also representing Barry Bartlett); Shaun Wallace; Helena Avery (also representing Acute Services (Hospital); Dennis and Jenny Wherry; Ann Harrison; Steve Harrison; Duncan Harrison; Carol Crowson (also representing Paul Crowson and Fiona Kirk); Mandy Le Messurier; Theresa Cusack; Linda Campbell; Thomas Ceillam (also representing Danielle Ceillam); Pierre Martel;

Pauline Mills (also representing Mills family); Sue Radford (also representing Mark Radford); Nick and Debra Moullin (also representing Graham and Maureen Mallett);

Moira Boyd (also representing Greenacres); Jeanette Simpson (also representing Allan and Barbara Crowson); Andy Rowe (also representing Sam and Becky Rowe and Rob Yeaman); Tanya Mahy (also representing Sue Brown); Richard and Audrey Gillingham (also representing Geoff Gillingham); Ricky West (also representing Sue West); Mrs Pollard; Debbie Duquemin; Lee Duquemin; Kerry Duquemin; Jackie Kirk (also representing Tom Kirk); Madelaine Taylor (also representing Sue and Phil Taylor); Cheryl Farnham; John Crowder; Sean Brown; José Gabriel; Steve Johns (also representing Luke and Floyd Johns); Chris Ashwell (also representing Guernsey Surf Club); Kevin Ogier (also representing Fiona Roberts); Barry and Barbara Taylor;

Sanna-Liisa Valtanen; Kim Leslie and Nick McCathie; Geraldine and Andrew Gallienne (also representing Linda Iles); Sarah Crow; Chris Machon; Tracie Costello; Eric Legg (also representing Sue Legg, Tony Tostevin and Sue de Laune); Adele Morrow and Nigel Stewart; Chloe Morrow-Harris and Glynn Masterton; Ali and Matt Mason (also representing Ed and Eliza); George Mason; Mike Harris (also representing Samantha and Eva Harris); Claire Ingrouille (also representing Steve and Carolyn Ingrouille); Karen Dawe (also representing Carol Le Sauvage, Heather Kennedy and Christine Rylatt); Paula Burbridge (also representing Sophie Burbridge, Liz Croft and the staff of Connies Carers); José Rodrigues and Maurilia Rodrigues; Phil and Sally Challenger (also representing Faustine Challenger and Jill Bougourd); Katie Batiste (also representing Zoe Smith, Chantel De La Mare, Vikki Dutot, Marlene Davies, Admin team at Community Services);

David Hadlington and Lucy Hadlington (also representing David Hadlington, Matt Hoare, Sarah Davies and Ian Le Boutillier); Peter and Carissima Le Breton (also representing Dani Trickett and Alan Bannister); Rob Ozanne and Liz Stonebridge (also representing Les Bourgs Hospice); John and Sylvia Breton (also representing Sue McCathie); Rosie Yates (also representing Jane El Korashy, Carl and Anda Jones, Davy Bowie, Marion Power and La Villette Hotel); Thaea Patterson; Gary and Helene Buckingham (also representing Lyn Bewey and Mike Hutchinson); Cherry Guilbert (also representing Barbara Clark and Daisy);  Tony and Jane Cullington (also representing Geoff and Joan Cullington, John, Val, Matt, Marc and Guy Haymes, Lois and Ellie Young and Ali, Geoff, Emma and Darcy Crump); Charlie Gill (also representing Chris Gill and Kelsey Jackson);  Claire Thorne (also representing Joanne Queripel and staff and residents Grand Courtil); Patricia Boyle (also representing Karen Blyth and Lane Eastwood); Jessica De Garis; Hayley Shemilt; Jessica Gallienne; Jane Boscher; Sarah Harvey; Stella Turner; Jack Duquemin;

Mike and Melita Perrett; Mandy Austin (also representing Patrick Austin); Karla Travers (also representing Jodie Travers); Sam Falla (also representing Liam Gleeson); Johnny Wallbridge; Henry Davey (also representing Joyce Davey and Liam Davey); Tracy Paul (also representing Mandy Damarell); Janette Le Maitre (also representing Ian and Charlotte Le Maitre); Mike and Johanna De Garis; Will and Honour De Garis; Cas Loveridge (also representing Loveridge family); Clare Parfery;

David Taylor (also representing Brian and Grace Loaring (Portugal));

Flowers were from All the family. Si and Vic.

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or Bulstrode Oncology Unit, Mrs S Butler, Meldrum Way, Braye Road, Vale, GY3 5PR.

The arrangements were by Clinton Le Page of Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for John Malcolm Le Huray who passed away at Les Bourgs Hospice, aged 85 years was held at Holy Trinity Church and conducted by Reverend Jon Honour.

The organist, Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “I the Lord of sea and sky” and “Be thou my vision, O Lord of my heart”. Opening music played was “The Prayer” by Rhydian. A Poem, “The Loss of a father” was read by Sarah Tickle. The Bible Reading, John 14 v 1-7: 25-29 was read by Melissa Guille. The Eulogy and The Christian Hope was given by Bryan Pill. Recessional music was “Guitar Man” by Bread.

The Mourners Were: Melissa Guille, daughter (also representing Thomas Guille, grandson, Lorna Wickers, Joy Heyes, Laura Hazeldine and family and Gaynor Cox and family); Mark Guille, son-in-law; Adam Guille, grandson; Alison Black, daughter and Neil Black, son-in-law; Nyah Black, granddaughter; Lochlan Black, grandson; Sarah Tickle, daughter (also representing Joseph Tickle, grandson and Vince Tickle, son-in-law); Hannah Tickle, granddaughter; Bryan Pill, nephew and Tricia Pill (also representing Victoria, Jonathan and Beth); Dave Pill, nephew (also representing Jan Pill, Holly Pill and Matt Williams, Mike Pill, nephew and Phillipa Pill);

Also Present Were: Cynthia Wilkinson (also representing Shirley Russell, Barbara Ellis, Mike and Penny Parsons, Nicola Bailey and Barbara Ashwell); Mike and Sue Brock (also representing Tony Brock); Andrew and Jo Warry; Shirley and Gerald Durman (also representing Tony and Susan Durman and Marilyn and Wayne Morgan, (Wales)); Andrew and Ruth Guille; Helen Sheppard; Val Le Cheminnt; Jeanette Le Prevost; Robbie Goldsmith; Lindsay Salmon; Lynne De La Rue (also representing Jo and Mark De La Rue and Alex Argo); Mary Beattie (Wratten) (also representing Sandra Baker (Cherry); Norma De La Rue;

Ann Ozanne (also representing Mo De Jersey, Rosemary Murphy and all the Foote family); Jane Brown (also representing Derek Brown); Anna Honor; Eileen Davies (also representing Paul Davis and Timothy Hibbs); Roy Sarre (also representing Maddie Sarre and Vicki Sarre); Nancy Power; Diane Harvey; Jean Guille; Bebe Pentland (also representing Julian Pentland and Vicki Gregg); Molly Le Tocq; Maggie Falla; Ruth Smale; Richard Cann (also representing Brian and Margaret Harris, Maggie Cull and Richard Loaring, (South Africa)); George Lihou (also representing Jill Lihou, William and Pat Stuart and Peter Leigh); Barbara Minta (also representing Kath Prince, Ann Atkinson and Bob and Molly Thompson); Owen Brock (also representing Tom Brock, Joanna Brock, Katie Brock and families);

Flowers were from The family. Joy, Gaynor, Laura and all the family. The P&G Homecare Team.

Other tributes were to be sent to Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, GY6 8SF or The Tumaini Fund, C/o Dr S Wilson, Les Ruettes Farm, St Andrews, GY6 8SF.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.

The funeral service, prior to cremation for Sheila Cockayne who passed away at The Princess Elizabeth Hospital, aged 87 years was held at Le Foulon Chapel and conducted by Michelle Duquemin.

Opening Music played was “What a Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong. “I Believe” by The Bachelors was played after the Words of Welcome. Music played during Time of Reflection was “Stranger on the Shore” by Acker Bilk. The Reading “This Heritage” was read by Michelle Duquemin. Michelle Duquemin gave the Words of Welcome, Thoughts on Life and Death, Tribute, Lord’s Prayer, Committal and Closing Words. Closing music was “We’ll Meet Again” by Vera Lynn.

The Mourners Were: Jen Cockayne, daughter (also representing Michelle Harrison, niece and David Harrison); Diane Cockayne, daughter (also representing Mark Norman, nephew and Michelle, Chloe and Vicki Norman); Alan Cockayne, son (also representing Melissa Callister, niece, Steve, Amy and Beth Callister); Sue Cockayne, daughter-in-law (also representing Martine and Simon Ellis, Chris Sheppard and the girls); Roslyn Le Tissier, cousin (also representing Wendy and Patrick Guillemette);

Also Present Were: Jane Le Tissier (also representing Clare and Eric Hackney and Kim Le Prevost); Sophie Bennar-Le Prevost;

Flowers were from Jen, Diane, Alan and Sue.

Other tributes were to be sent to Alzheimer’s Society, C/o Specsavers, La Villiaze, St Andrews, GY6 8YP.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Paula Ettesse-Wilson supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private cremation for Mabel Ashley de Garis who passed away at Highfield House Care Home, aged 90 years was held at Castel Parish Church and conducted by The Very Reverend Tim Barker.

The organist, Graham Martel accompanied the singing of “Abide with Me” and “How Great thou Art”. Opening Music played was “Lara’s Theme” from Dr Zhivago. The Family Tribute was read by Nik de Garis, grandson. A poem was written and read by Anna Falla, granddaughter. The Reading was John 14< verses 1-6. Reverend Barker gave the Address, Prayers, Commendation, Committal and Blessing. Closing music was “Spanish Eyes” by Al Martino.

The Mourners Were: Mark and Wendy de Garis, son and daughter-in-law; Jane and Adrian Brown, daughter and son-in-law; Anne and Paul Falla, daughter and son-in-law; Nik de Garis, grandson and Caitlin de Garis; Megan de Garis, granddaughter and Hildevert d’Harcourt; Rory Brown, grandson; Anna Falla, granddaughter; Vicky Falla, granddaughter; Sophia Brown, granddaughter and Chris Croft; Hugh Brown, grandson;

Also Present Were: Neil de Garis, Mike de Garis and Johanna de Garis (also representing Anne de Garis, Joanna de Garis, Will de Garis, Honor de Garis, George de Garis and Oliver de Garis); Andrew de Garis (also representing Suzanne de Garis); John and Jacqui de Garis (also representing Louise and Pierre Payne, John and Pip de Garis, David and Margaret Waters and family and Ann Norman); Carol de Garis (also representing Grant, Michelle, Paul, Katie and Benjamin); Guy Mitchell and Maria Rocha (also representing Highfield House Care Home); Mark Sullivan (also representing Paula Sullivan); Sylvia Banfield (also representing Susan Joshi, Robert Banfield, Alison Banfield, Elizabeth Baxter and Pamela Thomson);

Simon Smith and Claire Hermann-Smith (also representing Johann, Adam, Abbie and Evangeline); David Dorey (also representing Hirzel Dorey, Ian and Jackie Dorey and Mark Dorey); Derrick Eury and Saskia Eury; Janette Le Maitre (also representing Ian Le Maitre); Sue Dodd (also representing Lee Dodd and Fiona Robin); Jennie Dorey (also representing Geoff Dorey); Mike and Evelyne Banfield; Patrick Banfield (also representing Susan and James Banfield); Alva Gee (also representing Olive Le Noury); Debbie Graham (also representing Nick Graham); Millie Graham; Charlotte McLellan; David Smart (also representing Hilary Smart and Georgina and Deanna Smart); Joyce Bradshaw; Ann Brehaut; Nicky Ferris (also representing Nick Ferris and Julie Perfitt); Debbie Smart (also representing Jim Smart); Roger Smart; Andrew Brown, Helen and Paul Arnold-Mauger and Jakki Leach were unable to attend and were asked to be represented;

Flowers were from the family.

Other tributes were to be sent to RNLI (Guernsey) Branch, C/o Mr Richard Evans, Guernsey Harbours, PO Box 631, St Peter Port, GY1 3DL.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Clinton Le Page supervising.

The funeral service, prior to a private interment for Mavis Lilian Lesbirel who passed away at her home, aged 79 years was held at Torteval Parish Church and conducted by Reverend Jacky Cottrell.

The organist, Stephen Francis accompanied the singing of “The Lord’s my Shepherd” and “The Day thou Gavest”. Entry music was “Roses are Red (My Love) by Bobby Vinton. The Reading was John 14: verses 1-6 & 27. Reverend Cottrell gave the Prayers, Address, Eulogy and Blessing. Closing music was “When I fall in Love” by Bobby Vinton.

The Mourners Were: Michelle and Cliff Roussel, daughter and son-in-law (also representing Owen Roussel, grandson); Natasha Roussel, granddaughter; Michael Le Lacheur, brother and Elga; Marion Gallienne, cousin; Eileen Gallienne, cousin (also representing Ruth and Ray De La Mare); Marlene Worley, cousin; Win Le Cheminant, cousin;

Also Present Were: Charles Henry De Bourgonniere; Ellen Hughes (also representing Care and Support shift at La Grande Courtil St Martins); Andrew Sauvarin (also representing Sharon Sauvarin and Judith and Gary Cook); Janet Snell (also representing Alison Domaille and family); Charmaine Gallienne; Bethany Manning; Libby Gallienne; Terry Tostevin; Pat Hicks; Maria Pascall (also representing The staff of Le Grand Courtil); Patsy Skillett; Michele Shell (also representing Alison Peacegood); Ann Luxon (also representing Mark Roberts, Richard Luxon and Donna Le Gallez); Debbie Archer (also representing Lynn Barnes, Josie Froome, Kerry Price, Jayne Pascoe, Mark Windsor, Alison Peacegood, Alex Dellow, Liga Zvirgzdina); Pearl Moore (also representing Donald Moore); Sara Billson (also representing Lyn, Bill and Denise Cohu and the staff, volunteers and day visitors of the Russel Social Club);

Yvonne Brehaut (also representing Phil Brehaut and family, Steve Brehaut and family and Maureen Sawyer and family, Australia); Susan and Martin Corbet (also representing Claire Le Gallez and Keith Corbet); Philip Roberts; Maria Merrien; Caroline Le Cheminant; Carolynne Bourgaize (also representing Sharon Turville, Sue Palzeaird and the tenants at the L.G.C.)

Flowers were from Michelle, Cliffy, Natasha and Owen. Ellen and all the carers at LGC. Ann and boys. Michael and Elga. Marlene, Joanne and Martyn, Marcel, Kate and Alfie. Eileen. Marion.

The arrangements were by Beckfords Funeral Services Limited with Zac Hannis supervising.