Alan has a special place in our hearts 💕 he will be very much missed with the support and help he has given us over the last few years x
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Alan Perry (25 Jul 1946 - 9 Nov 2023)
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In loving memory of Alan Perry who sadly passed away on 9th November 2023. He will be greatly missed by his wife Jeanne, children Andrew and Katrina, and by everyone who knew him and whose lives he touched.
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On Tuesday 5th December 2023, there will be a gathering for friends of Alan to raise a toast and remember him, at Havant Cricket Club clubhouse, Havant Park. Please join us there from 1pm. If you intend to come along, please let us know via the link on this page.
Donations if desired to Cancer Research UK in Alan’s memory would be welcome and can be made using the JustGiving link on this page or by cheque made payable to the charity and sent c/o Lee Fletcher Funeral Services, 95 High Street, Cosham, Portsmouth PO6 3AZ.
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Although we didn't meet up very often because of distance, Alan was always on hand when needed.
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Alan was a real family man and contributed much to Havant Cricket Club on and off the field. He was a man with strong values. He will be missed. Best wishes to Jeanna, Andrew & Katrina and the wider family. Regards,Mark
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We all remember Alan very fondly. Always ready to tell a tale on the boundary! We will miss seeing him.
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I always found Alan to be friendly, straight forward, helpful and reliable. The first time I saw him play cricket was at Purbrook one Sunday, 25 +years ago with Stan Rudder in his team. He played more balls off the back foot than the front giving all the front footers something to think about. Also He was simply a good Umpire at any level. Thanks-Al Mike B
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Since our school reunions started several years ago, Alan became a good friend and a valued member of our group. I have had the pleasure of being there with Alan over the last two years as he fought for his health. He was a perfect gentleman, always ready for a good debate and I will miss him dreadfully. My thoughts are with Jeannie and the family.
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Although I didn't know Alan very well at school I just wish to concur with Graham's thoughts above. I thoroughly enjoyed talking with him (we often took differing views on current affairs) at our regular 'Old Boys' meetings at The Harrow. A great character and, as Graham says, a gentleman. I shall miss his company..
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