Graham Cull (5 Nov 1944 - 3 Sep 2020)

This all seems so small for such an incredible man, one photograph and some dates, but that being said nothing on paper could ever do him justice. Graham was a one of a kind human being. He was intelligent, funny and kind, he cared for me and my sister growing up and continued to do so into our adult lives. I only realised something was wrong when he missed my birthday (never did in 30 years). I was devastated to hear he'd passed and I didn't get chance to say goodbye. I hope his funeral was as special as he would have deserved. I have so many memories, but here are just a few ... he taught me to swim when I was afraid of the water, he taught me all the different birds in the garden, we collected stamps together and i learnt about the different countries, he would cheer arsenal at a celebration, he made my friends and I laugh and was always there for me throughout my life. Rest in peace Graham, love you always. Love Charlotte, little maggot (Fred) and Reggie who you sadly never met but who I'm sure you've smiled down upon.

It is with great sadness that I and my children found out today via the internet that Graham had passed away in September. He was a devoted step father to my children for twenty years and he will be missed.

I was sad to have found out via the internet that Graham had sadly died. He was a devoted partner and step father to my children for twenty years. Unfortunately, being unaware of his death means that we can only just now pay our respects which we all do.

On behalf of my cousin, Graham Cull, with whom I was recently reunited, and sadly lost too soon afterwards. With good memories of past times in our youth, and middle years.