William Henry Holbrook (20 Dec 1942 - 14 Apr 2020)

Such fun and fond memories of the times spent with my Uncle Bill. Too many special moments but the Helicopter Ride, Portugal holiday, boozy Silverstone day come to mind. You were such a huge happy part of my childhood and always so cheerful and entertaining. A great friend to my Dad (Den Boy) too. Always in our hearts x

Lovely kind Man.great memories

Those we love don't go away,
they walk beside us everyday,
unseen, unheard, but always near ,still loved ,
still missed, so very dear.

My Uncle Bill, the life and soul of a party, never a dull moment, always laughing and of course singing. My dad, your brother Brian, has sadly now joined you. I hope the two of you are having fun, getting up to no good I expect! Your memories will live with us forever. Until we meet again...... mines a Prosecco!! Love always Tracey xxx

Bill and i shared 23 years of treasured memories that i shall always keep close in my heart. Rest in peacefully God Bless X

My friendship with Bill started aged 12 at school and lasted right through till the end, Bill or as our dear departed friend Alfie Godden called him Willy Ham Hen! was the life and sole of the party , Bill would be my pillion rider on my first motorbike aged 17 and we had many trips to the coast,we worked together in Newbury around about 1963 and had many laughes, it was whit great sadness to me the last time we met up in ThePhilippines two years ago to watch his health failing, he called me the lucky one! Bill was and will always be my number one true friend, I prey he is at peace now, your friend(in case you have forgotten my name haha) Roy Webb

Lots of great memories of you Bill. Watched the moon landing live with you, dug ponds together, went on milk rounds and when I was very young you stuck me on a pig which carted me off ! Later on you were a very nervous best man when I married Jane. Always a great host, a lively joke teller and fun to be with.Rest well now, but keep singing.

We will always remember you as the life and soul of a party who filled a room with laughter. Your mischievous smile normally came before a prank. As a child I have many memories, fast rides in your car, visits to St Paul’s cathedral and family Christmas parties which usually involved you playing jokes. I remember you dancing round some chocolate finger biscuits on a plate singing rude words to a popular song of the time and Nan telling you off! You frightened the pants off my dad flying him to Biggin Hill, a story he loved to tell us. May you continue to bring joy and laughter to those you are reunited with on the other side ❤️. Until we meet again we send you lots of love Sarah, Andy and Jamie xxx

To my lovely dad. I have so many great memories, that I will always cherish & never forget. Love you & miss you so much xxxx