Adam Nicholas Droy (27 Jun 1962 - 13 Mar 2016)
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In loving memory of Adam Nicholas Droy who sadly passed away on 12th March 2016, aged 53 years.
Help us celebrate the life of Adam by uploading photographs and happy memories from his school days at Richard Aldworth, or his Big Fry days, work at Digital, HP, and Vodafone. Possibly you know Adam from football at Compaq or Rangers, the Portsmouth Arms or The Towers, but wherever from, his brother Simon, sister Mandy and girlfriend Kirsty would love to hear about the happy times his many friends have spent with him.
We look forward to seeing many of you at the Portsmouth Arms, RG22 4RA, after the service.
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In memory of a lovely guy, we have such good memories of those DEC/Compaq/HP days,
Love from Suzanne & Nick
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An unforgettable character whom always put a smile on your face. Until the next life when paths will cross again!
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Vodafone christmas dinner. Simon Droy would know the year.
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I have known Adam for 20 years. First meeting at digital in viables and moving to DEC park. We always walked down and got martmite on toast and coffee before staring work each morning and stayed late on Wednesday in the break out room when reading played and we knew it would take an hour to get out of the car park. Adams friendship meant a huge amount to me. Fortunately that spanned the 20 years as we also shared the same local so many a night when we would catch up and prop the bar up and have a good laugh together. Can't actually believe he's left us. A true gentleman, kind hearted and generous man that will be missed so very much. God bless Adz xxxx
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Adam was my manager at Compaq/HP. My favourite memory was during the 2002 World cup where the Systems team has stolen a TV from the conference rooms and set up an internal network so we could watch England play. The company allowed us to watch the England matches as they were on during the day, however with Adam in our cubicle I think we watched every match for the whole tournament. We had designed spreadsheets where we could work out how England might progress through the stages (play Germany). It was a quiet 2 weeks in our team. I might not have known him outside or work but I know he was a good friend to many people and will be sorely missed by lots of you. I hope today goes as well as can be expected for you all. Greg
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Happy times in London - Life is too short! RIP Adam xx
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Great bloke, always funny, always helpful, a true gent, and will be sadly missed.
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Great bloke, always funny, always helpful, a true gent, and will be sadly missed.
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In memory of a true gent, I'll miss you on Tuesday nights footy
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The world would be a better place with more people with you in it Adam. I will miss you kicking me on Tuesday nights at footy and having many laughs over a few beers and a curry. RIP mate.
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Thank you for everything Adam. You truly were a top bloke, always approachable and never a bad word to say about anyone. We all miss you but we will give you one send off you would be proud of. Rest well my friend, see you again some day. Love Daz and Lisa xx
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Didn't know you that well Adam , but remembered seeing you in Kesteral many years ago and also fish & chip shop
So sad ? R I P
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I'm so sorry. My thoughts are with the family.
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Adam was a true gentleman and a lovely guy. My thoughts are with his girlfriend, family and friends. Xx
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Rest in peace.
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Can't believe you're gone mate, one of the worlds true gentleman. You will be sorely missed. Love Neil, Kirsty & Sophie Biddiscombe
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viables 1998 tug of war?X
Vodafone christmas dinner. Simon Droy would know the year.
Happy times in London - Life is too short! RIP Adam xx
Will never forget you mate, the laughs, the love, the friendship and the support you gave me in the 30 years I knew you. I hope when you left this life, you realised just how much you meant to me xxxx
One of the footy tournaments. Starngly we always used to get knowcked out of the comp early to spend the rest of the day at the pub. Fooy will never be the same again.
Cheers Adam
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Everyone knew Adam to be happy, funny and an all round good bloke. This is why he was so loved by all that knew him. RIP mate and i hope pink is allowed in heaven :-D
This photo makes me smile, our night out in London for Dads birthday! I know how much you meant to my dad (Paul Carey) we all miss you so much. RIP xxxx
This photo makes me smile. Our night out in London for Dads birthday! Miss you lots Adam, I know how much you meant to my dad (Paul Carey) RIP xxxx
A wonderfully kind person with a wicked sense of humour. Adam seemed to always have time for everyone. Many blurred memories from the Kestrel days and seeing his face on frequent visits to the Portsmouth Arms (unless he was unlucky with his shift patterns).
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Adam you will be dearly missed. I can only thank you for being such a great and amazing friend to my dad, Paul. I know you both shared lots of happy times & lots of great holidays together. Rest in peace, I shall miss you dearly & treasure your kindness and your humour xxx
Always made me laugh and smile. One of the most wonderful people I had the pleasure of meeting. Enjoyed his stories and advice. Thank you Adam and RIP. You will be missed by many. Xx
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