Ian Lockie (11 Oct 1967 - 28 Jan 2023)

Never forgotten x

I will miss you. Lots of love Auntie Violet xxx

I will miss you. Love Auntie Violet xx

Sleep overs at Whellock Road, Summers at the outdoor pool in Chiswick. Playing at Fullers in Chiswick lane south, Football over the rec.
Just a few of the times that when I look back , makes me smile.
Sleep well Ian
God bless you

Even though the years and miles took us apart. I will always look back of those childhood memories with a happy smile -Sleep overs at Whellock Road, Summers at the pool in Chiswick. You living with us for a while.

A chapter of or lives i will always hold special .
RIP and God Bless x

You will be sorely missed . Such happy times we shared growing up. Donna, Jo and girls xx

Wish loving memories.
Uncle De De xx

In loving memory of a dear nephew.
Auntie Maureen and Uncle John xx

Sleep peacefully
Love Auntie Sheila xx

Rest in peace Ian
Taken far too soon, you will be sorely missed.
Such a kind and quiet man
All our love to Tanya and Phoebe x
Sam and Tara x

Ian was always cheerful and obliging. We were very sad to hear of his passing. Condolences to all his family and friends.

Will miss you so much Ian. Always loved seeing you and the fun we had when we were kids. You were the loveliest of men and I am proud that you were my cousin and a very special part of the Lockie family.

To remember a very special man

Remembering a lovely kind man

Fond memories of all of our family times together. Never forgotten. X

Wonderful memories of our childhoods. Especially all the Boxing Day fun. Rest in Peace dear cousin.

Cous, That was what E and me called each other.

E was 5-6 years older than myself and his Mum my Auntie Margaret worked in my parents post office so we would bump into each other often.

I recall reading whilst still in primary school myself in the local Chiswick paper how a hero saved three young children from drowning in the Thames on Chiswick Mall as a 15 year old - that was E always ready to help others.

My late teenage years E was in the RAF then and I so looked forward to when he was home as he would always ring me. We would meet up for a few beers and games of pool. He played pool at 100 miles an hour, going for every shot and he never could keep still. I don’t think there was a pub In Chiswick we never went in! E had many friends in and around Chiswick and afterwards we would nearly always end up in the Curry House - he loved karate chopping the popadoms! I never knew why he ate curry as he always said it went through him like a Porsche.

E had so many sayings that used to make me laugh.

E always struggled with civvy street as he called it and he longed to be back in the RAF but unfortunately his health didn’t allow it. E and myself both had our moments in life and I think that is why we both understood each other so well as we both knew what is was to struggle with our health and minds.

I will miss our deep conversations massively as we always seemed able to help each other.

E was the only person that I can recall not ever having a cross word or falling out with - and anyone that know me well will know that is a rarity!

E’s life changed for the better when he met and married Tanya and they had Phoebe. My Aunt Violet always looked out for Ian after his mum passed and Phoebe went on to call Violet Nanny. I feel that meeting Tanya was the happiest time in his life and having Tanya and his little girl made him complete and he was never happier.

I was proud to call you my cousin and even prouder to call you my friend. I will miss you cous, goodnight and god bless.
❤️

Dear Ian taken too soon
A quiet man but lovely with it,
Rest in peace I promise to watch out for Tanya and Phoebe for you love Wendy

Thinking of you Tanya and Pheobe at this very hard time.

God bless Ian. Rest in peace xx

Ian was a truly decent man who only ever showed to me his integrity, generosity, honesty and kindness, it’s been a while since I last saw him but he will be much missed x

When I first met Ivan he always spoke of Ian and the brilliant times they had - when I eventually met him - at a party - i could see their strong bond - both of them were mad !!!! Ian lived in Ellington for 3 years - amazing parties and fun times - then we all grew up, (a bit!) he introduced us to Tanya and then our children arrived… still had good get togethers and our kids made memories on holidays - covid robbed us of precious years. Ian you were an amazing friend and best cousin to ivan xxxx