Graham Horry (10 Feb 1946 - 22 Dec 2023)

look out for and take care of your sister pat my lovely wife who left me in July last year,RIP my friend

Always very friendly and chatty - and the life and soul of the party at social gatherings! I was so sorry to hear of your passing. Rest in peace, Graham xxx

Hi gray sorry I’m late with saying goodbye
But I could not find the words to just say
goodby
Because words cannot discribe how much I
loved you and will miss you my only condolence is that mum dad iris and pat will be up there to love and take care of you
All our love Paul perry and family 🥲🥲🥲

An absolute superstar, and a wonderful fixture in the most recent 15 years of my life.
We quickly became firm friends with a similar sense of humour- and Graham was a source of good advice, great humour, and unending love and support.
Will be greatly missed by all who knew him well xx

My favourite memory of my dear Uncle Graham is being a kid in the 70’s and going round to Auntie Silvia’s or Auntie Janice’s for the family Christmas parties. The whole family would be there and all the cousins. There were quite a lot of us.
Uncle Paul would be on the disco decks ‘spinning the tunes’ and Uncle Graham would be leaping about doing his Northern Soul ‘moves’ on the lounge rug. Brilliant, treasured memories. Get the party started up there Uncle Graham. I know you will be having a ball. That was my Uncle Graham. Larger than life, and a lovely Uncle. Love ‘Our Rich’

In loving memory of my dear brother who leaves behind some lovely memories of times spent fishing. Will be forever in our thoughts, rest in peace, Graham, sadly missed already by all of us.

So sorry to hear about your passing, didn't know you for long but we had some good laughs in the time we did ,R.I.P. Graham xx

Graham.im so sorry to hear about your passing. Remember asking you what to do with an injured pigeon I found and from then on I was your pigeon sitter when you went to the van. You lin and myself had some laughs. RIP Graham xxx

We were saddened to hear of your passing and We want say how nice it was to have known you Graham, laughed with you, moaned with you and shared family days. Rest in peace.

There is so much to say about my grandad after all he has been there throughout my life and has given me the best memories. I wish I could go back and relive those moments that we had. I have heard so many story’s recently about grandad where some are funny while some make me tear up on how much I miss him. Christmas was always the best with you, it was your favourite time of year, even at the worse times, you would sit there with your reindeer jumper on with a massive smile. I wish you were here to experience that one more time. Thank you for everything and you will always be missed. Lots of love, Jack xxx

Rest in peace Graham, Tina & Ian Mcparland x

Gray what can I say,you left us with lovely memories. Times at the caravan, Linda's party's,family get togethers when thay held you down and put makeup on you .These are just some of the memories of Grayham my Brother. But we will party when we meet up again . Love you. Jan,Ken and Family xxx