Brian John Statham (13 Feb 1944 - 17 Nov 2023)

In memory of my beloved husband, Brian. I didn’t realise how much I would miss you. You are now at peace, safe and reunited with family and friends. Hopefully you are now enjoying all the things that you were unable to do in recent years. You were loved by all on this earth and you will be loved and welcomed in heaven.
Remembered with love always
Maureen
xxxi

In memory of our beloved Dad and Grandad.

We are lucky that we have such cherished memories of our times together which we will treasure in our hearts always.

We are going to miss you so much especially your cheeky smile, laughter and sense of humour, your warm and loving nature and kindness. I'm especially going to miss playing bowls with you Dad.

We will keep your memory alive.
Forever in our hearts.
Michelle & Martin
Katie & Jamie
xxxx

Thank you for the jokes, humour and laughter Brian. Time to rest now. God bless. Nick, Anne-Marie and family xx

Thank you for the love and care Brian, Maureen and the family were given.

Brian, you were a brother-in-law in a million, I know you will be in good company now and life will be one long laugh. You left behind you precious memories which will always make us laugh. God bless xxxx

In loving memory of my dear uncle, Brian. We are very grateful for the compassionate care he received. This donation is a small gesture to honour his memory and support the wonderful work done by the hospital. May it contribute to helping others in their time of need.

We were next door neighbours for 40 years and I always got on well with Brian. He had a good sense of humour and was always friendly. He will be missed in the neighbourhood

Always a pleasant man nice to have known him

Rest in peace. Brian

Thank you for looking after Brian so well. He was a lovely man with a wicked sense of humour. You helped to make him comfortable and well looked after during his final weeks which is very much appreciated by his loving family and friends.

Brian, you were a very precious Uncle, Great Uncle and Great Great Uncle, who will be sorely missed with a wicked sense of humour which you never lost. No doubt sharing your jokes with our family in heaven. God Bless, Sue, Fred and family xxxx

Brian was a very good lawn green bowler and told us off (even our Dad) several times if we were not playing well. All friends after the match - even if we were on opposite sides. I have to say I always had a soft spot for Brian's eyebrows. He will be greatly missed by everybody who knew him.

Sorry for your loss

Always in our hearts xxx

With love and prayers,

It's difficult to add to what Steve has put as he has done it so well. I have many happy memories of Brian, from Oldfield Grove in the 70's when like most fathers at the time he could be found fixing his car while us kids played outside, as a young adult when we would be chatting and joking with us in the pub and then more recently when we'd meet while he was on the way to the bookies and have a quick chat. Sending Maureen, Brian and Michelle love and best wishes,

Thank you for looking after Brian when he needed it most.

It was so sad to hear that Brian has passed away, I've got some fantastic memories of mostly involving beer with him, his son (my good mate) and other members of the family. If it wasn't the Sultan it was the Finish and if it wasn't there it was the Queen Vic, they were fun happy times. You will be sadly missed mate and I'd like to send love and best wishes to Maureen, Brian and Michelle, he was a good man. 😢❤️