Funeral Notices

Condolence Messages

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  17/08/2025

  Jay

  Dear Grandad, continue to be the legend you always have been to me. May you rest in eternal peace. Love you and miss you dearly. All our love, Jay, Leigh & Family xxx

• 16/08/2025

  Naomi Stocker

  Thinking of you allat this difficult time, Grandad was a lovely man everytime we visited him he always had stories to tell and showed us paintings and things he made like the peg chairs. Grandad will be sadly missed and loved always from Naomi and his Great Grandchildren Brandon, Ryan,Kieronand Matilda xxxx

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  11/08/2025

  Claire

  Heaven has now gained the best peg chair maker 🪑. My early memories of grandfather was his over use of aftershave which I'm sure was Brut ha ha . 94 is an amazing age but now it's time to rest in peace grandfather xx Ps I'm sure Dad , Derek, Maureen or Robert will take up the Peg chair making as they had a great teacher .

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  11/08/2025

  Alex Stocker

  What can I say about Grandad... a man who shared his love for Spurs and had a determination to make people laugh, even if it was with his famously dodgy jokes. Some of my favourite memories with him are small, but they'll stay with me forever. When I was younger, I remember him watching me, my dad, and uncle play snooker. He always claimed he could play, but never quite made it to the table. He always talked a good game. Only last Saturday, he was telling Dad how great a golfer he was "back in the day"... though we're not convinced he's ever played. I'll never forget sitting in the back of Dad's car when, as a passenger, Grandad started flirting with a woman in the car next to us at the traffic lights, all be-it through closed windows. I'm not sure she even noticed but seeing this 80 something, year old man have that much confidence still makes me smile now. Later in life, he enjoyed making all sorts of things to pass the time, and he once built a little bus for my son, Otis, which I know he spent a long time doing and mean't a lot to us. We might not have spent the most time together, but I'll always cherish the moments we did and I promise to continue to take your love for Tottenham with me, no matter how painful being a spurs fan can be. Rest in peace, Grandad. x

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  10/08/2025

  Kenneth Stocker

  Our Dad, you will be surely missed by us all. The endless jokes and stories you came out with even though we all heard them many times, especially about the horse farting at the Spurs ground. You loved your football and always asked me "Is there any news on Spurs" when I visited you. If there's a heaven and your up there don't forget to have a word with Billy Bremner about Dave Mackay, another of your stories. Rest in peace now Dad with your Beloved Lilly. In our thoughts always. Ken & Sue XX

• 09/08/2025

  Derek Stocker

  To Dad. A father, grandfather, great grandfather and lifelong Tottenham supporter. Finally reunited with his Lil. You reached a grand old age just as you wanted. Rest in peace dad we will miss you and your jokes, Lots of love Derek & Debbie xxx

• 08/08/2025

  Hannah

  One of my first ever memories of Grandad was when my hamster died. Grandad & Lil were visiting so he took me to the Garden centre to buy a new hamster. I don't have a lot of memories with him but that one has stuck. I feel grateful that I got to see him one last time before he left us to be reunited with his Lil. The last thing he said to me when I left was "You are always smiling" I will take that with me. To remember to always smile. Rest easy Grandad! Love Hannah. P.S. Elliott said thank you for always spoiling him for money to spend on his favourite things! Xxx