Eric George Pudney (4 May 1924 - 26 Feb 2020)

Sleep tight mate never forgotten

Sleep tight mate until we meet again

REST IN PEACE MATE

In loving memory of both my precious Grandparents Peg and Eric Pudney. Love always Jacqueline xxx

Grandad words failed today, heartbroken that I have to say my last goodbye to you and not be with all the family. I have so many treasured memories of you ❤ from tormenting you to help you out in the garage only looking for a chance to go down "the pit" to sunny days down the caravan to later you coming over to us in Ireland on your hols, making you one of your favourite dinners lamb chops, fun and love you always had for your Irish great grandsons. As I am the soppy one as you would say, goodbyes were always hard for me but you would always make smile with what you would say and your infectious smile.
I have been so blessed to have you in my life for as long as I did and to have made so many memories.
So to say my last goodbye to you today is the hardest thing I've had to do, but I know you are at peace and back with my precious nan smiling down on all your family ❤❤
GoodBye Grandad I love you with all my heart and that's where you will always be.
Your loving 'soppy' granddaughter Jacqueline xxx

In loving memory of Grandad Eric from all your Irish Great Grandsons XxxxX

In loving memory of Grandad Eric from all your Irish Great Grandchildren xxxx

In loving memory of Mum and Dad
Missing you each day
Love,
Your Son Victor and Daughter-in-law Bernie

Grandad words fail me today, I am just heartbroken. I treasure so dearly all of the memories I have with you x
From tormenting you to help you out in the garage just to go down "the pit" to sunny days down the van and then in later years you coming over to us in Ireland, always loved you coming over and making your lamb chop dinner. As you know I am the soppy one, the opposite to you, so goodbyes were always the hardest for me, but you being you would always make smile with what you would say and your infectious smile. So although today is hardest goodbye I've had to say I know you are at peace and and with nan, both smiling down on us all today.
So goodbye Grandad I love and miss you always and will always be in my heart ❤💔❤

So today we say our last goodbye Grandad but you will always be in my heart and mind.
I am so thankful to have had you as part of my life for so long and because of that I have 100's of great memories.
Early memories of us all being down the caravan, to us girls showing off our dance routines, with Nan doing her high kicks and you chuckling to yourself sitting in the arm chair with Vicki on your knee. Later momeries of your visits to us in Ireland..... By the time it took me to drive home from the airport, you would have asked me every question about everyone and sorted out what we were going to do for the week, what night I was doing a shepherds pie, what night you were going to Jacqui's for your chops and most importantly, when were you and Brian going down the pub for a few. We had great times and the boys always loved having their "Grandad Eric" for a week long sleepover lol
Dropping you back to the airport was always hard and you weren't one for soppy stuff, I would say as I gave you a hug "goodbye Grandad, love you" and you always answered "goodbye darling, much obliged to you" as you gave me a kiss.... I knew exactly what you meant.

Thank you Grandad for everything you did for us all, Our memories will last a lifetime and live on, and your smile and love I will never forget.

So for 1 last time, and in your words
'Goodbye Grandad, much obliged to you!"
XxxX

In loving memory of my great grandad, Eric Pudney.

You was the best grandad ever, I will miss visiting you and sharing a fosters! I always remember watching free willy my favourite film at your house, and I will miss sharing my achievements with you and making you proud. I will never forget your joy when I told you I’d taken up boxing and I will for evermore treasure that special memory.

Love you always

Your little boxer James xxx

In lovely memory of my wonderful grandparents, Peg & Eric xxxx

remembering happy times spent with Uncle Eric, Auntie Peg and family. Eric used to enjoy a day out in the country, he got on well with my dad who was a real country boy.
Eric was always smiling.

Eric was one of life’s gentlemen with a wicked sense of humour
I am glad to hear he enjoyed a second youth at Tudor Lodge where he was always a willing
card player and had not lost any of his crafty moves
RIP Eric

RIP uncle Eric xxxx

RIP uncle Eric xxxx

I always remember grandad coming home from work whilst my nan cooked a delicious dinner, he'd fall asleep in his chair and she'd be busy working away. Later he went onto be the most amazing caring and doting husband when Nan got so ill. Until the end, he was there.
When he moved we were happy he was in a safer place and enjoy visiting him with the boys. Always amazed how "sharp as a tack" he'd be. Always asking the boys how they were getting on at school, did they like sport and lastly the one Harvey squirmed at "you got a girlfriend yet"?. It'd be a very chat, chat chatty time. Until he'd had enough and he'd say "right, nice to see you". That always gave us a giggle. We always left him happy and I loved him very much. I know the boys will cherish their memories of their "Great Grandad"..... He was indeed a great man.

In loving memory of a great man I was proud to call my Grandad