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Funeral Service
- Location
- The Church Of The Faithful Virgin 143 Central Hill Upper Norwood SE19 1RT
- Date
- 5th Feb 2021
- Time
- 10am
- Funeral Director
- F.A. Albin & Sons
Burial Details
- Location
- Beckenham Cemetery Elmers End Road Beckenham Kent BR3 4TD
- Date
- 5th Feb 2021
- Time
- 11.45am
In loving memory of Albert Adolphus Liard who sadly passed away on 6th January 2021
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‘God saw you getting tired and that a cure was not to be,
So He put his arms around you and whispered ‘come with me’.
A golden heart stopped beating hard, working hands at rest,
God broke our hearts to prove to us, he only takes the best.’
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I hope your day was the best it could be, I love you more than I could ever explain! Wait for me up there Pops, thank you for everything. My love always, miss you forever, your mama girl, Squirrel x
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RIP Albert we were all together watching and following your funeral, we will never forget all our happy times with you in Perth WA.
Now it’s time for you to Rest In Peace
Lots of love from the Hickey and Hughes family
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Me n dad at his birthday picnic in dulwich park on 27 Aug 2019
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Me n dad on a family picnic to celebrate dads birthday at Dulwich Park on 27 August 2019
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Grandad and Trulie May x
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Always had a beautiful smile x
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This is Saint Gervaise Church Falase Normandy,my Dad was very proud of his French roots and this was the church our great great grandfather was baptised in
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A happy Christmas x
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Sitting in our garden, he was just happy enjoying the sun and being with family x
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Another Burma dance, I now realise how lucky we are for spending quality time with both my mum and dad x
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Myself sharon, mum and dad new years eve dance x
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Mum and dad, happier times x
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My Grandad was truly one of a kind and I am so lucky to have experienced so many happy memories with him. Lots of love from Jarvis Xx
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Picnic in Dulwich Park for his birthday, he was at his happiest when surrounded by his family x
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Dad with Eden Rose and Trulie x
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Dad with his granddaughter Eden Rose x
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The measure of a man is not his riches such as money or material wealth. The true measure of a man is the actions he takes, the goodness he does and how big his heart is when it comes to loving and caring for others. Albert Liard was a giant, not in a physical sense, but in the measure of being an honest and great person. His deeds, along with his wife Iona, brought happiness to recipients with laughter, stories galore and compassion.
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Ever-smiling, a man with a heart of gold, Albert Liard.
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One of the wonderful lunches with The late Nancy Daglish. They nurtured her with love and friendship right to her very end. We treasure your friendship. Rest In Peace Albert, all our love, Raymond Daglish, Nancy and George Czerny.
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Albert Liard was not a national news headliner, but he should have been in the most positive of ways. Even before turbulent times of a covid pandemic afflicted our world, he was the finest epitome for all that is important and good and fair in our world. Rotary clubs around the world follow a motto of “Service above self”. Albert Liard lived that motto, partnered with his beloved wife, Iona, and they brought love and caring to people between Britain and Burma. Albert’s infectious enthusiasm and laughter always announced his arrival, coupled with handshakes, or hugs, or both. We met Iona and Albert through my wife Nancy’s parents, the late Nancy (Sao Sein Nyunt) and Julian Daglish. Albert and Iona became wonderful friends to Julian and Nancy in Wimbledon Park and to us when we visited from Canada. We recognized very quickly what an important contribution to our world and to life the team of Iona and Albert made, if not daily, then almost daily. Now, one half of that team has left us to make Heaven a better place. We salute Albert with prayer and shall keep in touch with Iona.
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Grandad, I’m grateful for the time I got to spend with you. I’ll always be thinking of you, and I hope I can make you proud. Love, your Edie girl xxx
I hope your day was the best it could be, I love you more than I could ever explain! Wait for me up there Pops, thank you for everything. My love always, miss you forever, your mama girl, Squirrel x
Me n dad at his birthday picnic in dulwich park on 27 Aug 2019
Me n dad on a family picnic to celebrate dads birthday at Dulwich Park on 27 August 2019
Grandad and Trulie May x
Always had a beautiful smile x
This is Saint Gervaise Church Falase Normandy,my Dad was very proud of his French roots and this was the church our great great grandfather was baptised in
A happy Christmas x
Sitting in our garden, he was just happy enjoying the sun and being with family x
Another Burma dance, I now realise how lucky we are for spending quality time with both my mum and dad x
Myself sharon, mum and dad new years eve dance x
Mum and dad, happier times x
My Grandad was truly one of a kind and I am so lucky to have experienced so many happy memories with him. Lots of love from Jarvis Xx
Picnic in Dulwich Park for his birthday, he was at his happiest when surrounded by his family x
Dad with Eden Rose and Trulie x
Dad with his granddaughter Eden Rose x
The measure of a man is not his riches such as money or material wealth. The true measure of a man is the actions he takes, the goodness he does and how big his heart is when it comes to loving and caring for others. Albert Liard was a giant, not in a physical sense, but in the measure of being an honest and great person. His deeds, along with his wife Iona, brought happiness to recipients with laughter, stories galore and compassion.
Ever-smiling, a man with a heart of gold, Albert Liard.
One of the wonderful lunches with The late Nancy Daglish. They nurtured her with love and friendship right to her very end. We treasure your friendship. Rest In Peace Albert, all our love, Raymond Daglish, Nancy and George Czerny.
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