Gary Christopher Daunt (27 May 1955 - 11 Sep 2020)

Rest in peace Gary you will be missed dearly ... Gone far too early X

Bless ya Gary

What can I say about this wonderful man my best friend. Gary we used to hang out at the chippy at the top of anchor hill many moons ago then life changes separated us till I came back to knaphill. We had so many laughs you were always there for me no matter what the same for me. I watched your kids grow up I will always be there for them no matter what. Rest in peace things will never be the same without you love you lots xx

My brother-in-law till the end.. We had some crazy funny times.I will cuddle Christopher for you always and make sure he is alright.. You're at the finish line now gaz. Rest now darling man xxx

I met you when my mum and step dad worked at sainsburys , I used to walk past your house and you would wave at me and my mum from the window and your be in your chair , I was only young but you were amazing and good to my mum and step dad ❤️ Your be missed ❤️

What can I say? You were, my sons bloodline, his grandpa and our friend. Your home was his first home. He came early while you were living your best life in Thailand but still you couldnt wait to get back to meet him. From the minute you came home, you doted on him and the two of you had a bond that could not be broken. You helped me so much being a first time mum, you were always there for us. We had some great times together even pre Liam.....Night's out at the races dancing the night away to madness, days out at the races, drinking champagne, even clubbing in ayia napa! The last few years our times together became fewer and not quite so adventurous but the fact that you are no longer hear for a phone call or a coffee and chat is heart breaking and I miss you loads but having your grandson, I will be forever grateful that I will always have a part of you with me and your memory will live on. Always. Love you and will never forget you or the times we shared x

Growing up on a road where real dad's were few and far between, you were the only one that could stop your two boys from tearing chunks out of each other. Funny, strong and powerful, a proper dad's dad. You'll be truly missed.

I met u at sainsburys I was 18 just turned , when fruit and veg was life , you used to tell me stories of the spiders you’d found in bananas which still to this day when I pick bananas I shake them first and only pick them up with a bag over my hand !! Xx we used to chat on fag breaks where after talking I discovered I knew Chris and Nathan ur boys x u were a real good and funny bloke pleasure working with u even if u did tell me I was crazy most nights
Xx Rest In Peace Gary xxx

Gary you were the best, loved being so hung over and eating your amazing roast dinners xx