Simon Graham Narracott (14 Oct 1969 - 6 Jun 2026)

Devastated to hear this news. Simon was one of a kind and I owe him so much for his support and guidance during my years at PwC. My deepest condolences to Cath, Andrew and Emma. An incredible man taken far too soon.

Taken far too soon, RIP

So sad that Simon was unable to complete the South West Path but glad that Cath, Andrew and Emma will complete it in memory of Simon xx

With love

Sending much love in memory of Simon, one of a kind. Taken far far too soon. With love from us all Clare, John, Henry, Oscar and Theo x

My condolences to Cath, Andrew, Emma and the rest of the family. I first met Simon as a scout and he was such an excellent role model and leader to me and my brother. He will be missed but left a last impression to those young scouts he met.

In memory of a very kind and lovely man. RIP Simon xxx

I met Simon through the scouts and he was a truly inspiring human being on how he effortlessly found time for work, social and community dedication, whilst remaining grounded and passionate. Over the years the support to my son and our family was always felt in the most random encounters. Andy & Emma’s connections with Leo and Bibi are a testament to Simon and Cathy’s legacy. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Simon was genuinely the best manager I have ever had. Always supportive, kind, patient and always found a way to do the right thing. He will be truly be missed - Thinking of Cath, Emma, Andrew and all those who loved him at this sad time.

We didn't know Simon for very long but it was immediately evident what a genuine, friendly, funny, calm and capable man he was. Reading the comments below it is clear he touched many people and led a very full life despite being taken too young. The love and closeness of his family was obvious for all to see. We cannot attend the funeral but will be thinking of you all.

Mike and Louise Fall

My thoughts are with you Cath, Andrew and Emma at this cruel time. Simon will be missed by us all at Fidelity and especially by myself, he has been the most wonderful boss for the last 8 years and it has been a privilege to work with him.

So sorry to hear the sad news about Simon’s illness and passing.
A fantastic husband to his beautiful wife Cathy, and wonderful Dad to their two fabulous children, Simon was kind-hearted, generous, and always supportive.
At Churchill, his presence was always welcome and felt, especially within the football community, where he excelled - playing with passion, skill and honour. He will always be fondly remembered and sadly missed.
My deepest sympathies to Cathy, Andrew and Emma for your loss.

Sending huge hugs to you all xx