Funeral Notices

I am blessed to have had the pleasure of the wonderful human ..Adrian on many occasions, each and every one a beautiful moment and cherished memory . One of my last was a wonderful trip to Dubai and I have shared a picture on a wonderful day when we all too to the seas . Adrian's passion for life was infectious, a kind hearted soul xxx All my love Adrian ...Antonia xxx

I have so many fond memories of Uncle Adrian. He and Aunty Rona made Christmases at Mayow Road unforgettable with their warm hospitality, delicious food, and Adrian's love for music. He'd play tunes on his 100-disc CD player, sometimes breaking out into his signature silly dance – we called "The Adrian" - which still makes us smile. Adrian's generosity extended beyond hosting. He shared his passion for tech, helping me with computers and taking me to car boot sales to hunt for bargains. He was always eager to teach me new things, whether upgrading my PC or sharing the value of software. He also had a playful side, like when he made me jump by hiding a cat under the duvet after a spooky school trip. His infectious laugh instantly eased my fear. And on trips to Spain - I remember one time I was studying, Adrian came into the room and said, "Get outdoors, Ollie! See the world! It is beautiful out there! What are you doing in here?" Uncle Adrian's adventurous spirit, love for life, warmth, and generosity made him truly special. We'll miss him dearly and cherish these memories forever.

I had the pleasure of working with Adrian for many years. Even though we worked remotely, his personality shone through. Adrian had a big, friendly personality, along with an impeccable work ethic and immense trustworthiness. I only met him in person a few times, but it always felt like meeting a long-time best friend. I will miss his big smile and cheeky laugh. I wish we had more opportunities to spend time together. Brett.

I'll miss his welcome good to see you.i love your dress. RIP my love

We first met dear Adrian 23 yrs ago in Casares Village in Andalucia..He bounded over to our door and introduced himself as our neighbor and was was full of enthusiasm, humor and positiveity. Our friendship started from that moment. He was always full of ideas and inventive solutions to any problem be it IT related or any other practical matter.. We remember his 'man handling' of large satellite dishes..enormous drill bits and fun evenings with Rioja and handfulls of Bombay mix!! Adrian and Rona created a lovely home in Casares village and today all of your neighbors will remember you as one of there own as the Church bell will toll at 1.30 UK time.... peeling out across the little village squares and out to the countryside in your memory...in the place you loved so much. You will be missed but you will always be fondly remembered by us and I am sure all who ever met you.. Rest in peace dear friend.. Much Love Roger and Claire Lomas

Adrian, A man with an amazing massive heart, totally genuine from the core, if you had the pleasure to be in his presence then you were blessed. Go dance with the angels now my friend, mummy Ila will look after you and John awaits with a drink! x

My earliest memory of Adrian was him showing me his computer in his office. He was so kind and enthusiastic, and it sparked my love of technology and everything it can do. Adrian had a passion and joy for life that I seldom see in others.