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Rob Walker (2 Dec 1968 - 3 Aug 2025)
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Rob passed away suddenly on 3rd August 2025, aged 56 years. Rob will be sadly missed by all his family and friends.
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Rob 4th left, back row. When we worked at Blythe & Rob started the ‘Wear 70’s Style Ties’ which was funny & took the piss out of the rule that lab staff had to wear shirts & ties to work.
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Happy happy childhood memories xx
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Life in Elmwood. Those were the days! x
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Rob and I would be seen together at Locking. In fact as go as far as to say we were like brothers.
Rob got me into The Smiths and I got him into a tumble dryer. I certainly left a mark on him… well the tumble dryer did.
Often seen together laughing at the silly names of items such as duffle coats, rubber dingy and the like.
You will be missed.
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Oh Darell I remember seeing his tumble drier bruises!and yes you’ve made me laugh out loud about the silly names,Thankyou so much for sharing this,love Lynn xx
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Its with the heaviest heart , im sending my deepest and sincere condolences to you and the rest of Robs family and friends, Lynn.
Memories flood my mind of times spent on detachment or roulement or just kicking around Brize Norton , with Bobby
Sprogging our new course at RAF Locking as a PT Instructor…and being one of the original Tumble Dryer Massive !
The outrageous shirts and lycra shorts. Ciders at the bar…
Fishing trips, with Rob tripping over all the equipment or slipping into the water or losing a fortunes worth of fishing tackle casting into the tree’s. Sharing bottles of whisky and gin .
Wild goose chases in Kuwait looking for cheap PlayStation games, ending up in some seedy back water souks surrounded by unfriendlies . Initiating the new arrivals on the enormous swing at the theme park. Chugging on the Shi-sha in the Mall. Scuba diving in the Red Sea ….
All the fun of the Bop …but Rob was much more…as you all certainly know .
Rest in everlasting peace Bobby…your light will shine on , you Crazy Diamond
My friend , comrade and brother x
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Oh Kev,Thankyou for your beautiful memories of time spent with Rob,my heart is breaking that he’s gone but this gives me so much comfort imagining him enjoying life with such dear friends🥹love Lynn xx
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Rob 4th left, back row. When we worked at Blythe & Rob started the ‘Wear 70’s Style Ties’ which was funny & took the piss out of the rule that lab staff had to wear shirts & ties to work.
Rob with Paul and Steven Mellor
Rob receiving his award for Best Recruit during our Passout Parade at RAF Swinderby - had the pleasure to serve with Rob throughout the years - RIP Bro, gone far too soon.
Best Man at my wedding. And yes, he was the Best. I will miss him greatly.
RIP Rob x
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