Noel Haigh Edwards (3 Aug 1939 - 23 Dec 2019)

Noel, our brother-in-law. A polite, kind, helpful man, always happy and smiling; never saw him in a bad mood. One of our early memories: you driving us to our wedding in a superb red Jaguar. The last time we saw you: QA Hospital, a year ago. You wanted us to drive you home. In between, a fond memory of a birthday breakfast for Danièle in the Golf Club restaurant, looking out at the sea.
We'll miss you, Noel.

Many thanks Noel for the numerous times You and Sheila welcomed our sons, Allan and Paul into your house. RIP.

Ever cheerful, full of grace. RIP, Noel

Remembering lots of happy days with Noel and Sheila. RIP

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Remembering you, Noel. Smiling and cheerful, you brought happiness and laughter to many people. I have many great memories including camping and family holidays together.
Rest in peace xx

Remembering many happy memories uncle Noel - you were always jolly and made us all laugh. RIP Love Paula, Andy and Jack xxx

Farewell Noel - you will be fondly missed. RIP Love from Paula, Andy and Jack xxx

Farewell Noel - I can think of many happy memories from my childhood and my teenage years shared with you and the family. You will be missed and remembered happily.

Dear Noel

I remember with fondness your happy smiling face and generosity at so many places including the shop at the top of Hampshire Terrace, Seacourt and the golf club. You will be a useful addition to the Elysian Fields in all of these activities.

Chris Halliwell

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Thank you for being the best of friends, your loyalty, and companionship on the tennis court, golf course, and many trips boating and golfing in Brittany. You have left many friends who miss you greatly. Very best wishes for the next bit, where ever that happens to be.
Ian Alex Michael Jessica & Teddy.

Uncle Noel. One of the nicest, kindest people ever. I have many many happy memories spent in the company of you all. Sending much love and rest well. Xxxx

Noel. Farewell old friend. We had a long run together and I always appreciated your company in many aspects - sport, France, camping, post sport beers, music and your knowledge of jazz which I had to learn. Thankyou also for your generous help in these last 3 or 4 years when I ceased to be able to transport myself. We also still have a fair amount of your paint around the house. Tessa and I will always miss you. Colin.

Dear Noel,

You were an inspiration to me growing up as someone who was forever approachable, good spirited, kind-hearted, passionate for photography, fast cars, your family and of course, the reason our families came together – the beloved badminton.
You'll be missed by many and remembered by more.

Rest in peace.
Andy

Dear Noel,

Your parting leaves us with many magical memories both on and off theBadminton and Tennis court and the Golf course. Thank you for your energy, dedication and commitment in helping establish The Seacourt Club in its infancy.

Importantly, you leave a lasting legacy with the wonderful sporting photographs taken of star players at Seacourt over a great many years. Ever modest, it is not generally known you provided the photographs in Chris Ronaldson's teaching - 'Tennis, A Cut Above The Rest'.

Thanks for your good companionship - a true friend to so many.

God speed

Nick Danby

Remembering the happy days at Western Road, and the hours spent on golf courses! With love, Frances and Barry

RIP Uncle Noel. I will remember you as someone always cheerful and happy .

Dear Noel
We had so many good times with you and Sheila and you helped me at Seacourt in the 70's and early 80's. I enjoyed the trips to the jazz each month a few years ago. You will be remembered with love by us both.
Viv & Peter Dawes

RIP Noel - Neighbours for many years
Della and Trev