Brian Homeyard (29 Aug 1948 - 2 Feb 2021)

Ik its been 4 years since he left But I felt like He's always been there in spirit With me I used to love the days when we used to play chase the ace that used to be my favourite when I went round. Taught me many things in life and I'll always remember them. Loved going on Holidays and everything About him made me laugh smile and always remember him.
Miss you loads Grandad
Love your loving Grandson Sullivan x

Brian will be sadly missed by so many but has left us all with such happy memories. My thoughts are with his family.

Thinking of You on my Birthday yesterday Bri and All Our past celebrations - Lol Gladys xx t

Liz, Kevin & Kate - following on from my earlier message I just wanted to say what a lovely celebration you held for Brian on Saturday - in normal circumstances I would have been there in person but I watched online at the time and I thought you summed up Brian’s life perfectly. It was certainly a celebration of his life and obviously although with great sadness for you all it was also a joyous service full of laughter as he was. I was Brian’s secretary for many years at Cann & Hallett and worked with Gladys etc and we had great fun and laughter and it was a great working there. I also then worked for Brian again for a while at Stones and he had not changed every day was filled with laughter. Peter knew Brian many years ago when they were both at college and went to the classroom huts in Belmont Park and then again in recent years for many long lunches with wine and magic. We both have very fond memories of Brian and send you all our love and best wishes.
Angie and Peter Bennett

Remembering social and competitive moments

You’ll be missed. Top bloke, funny, kind & generous.

We could not have wished for better neighbours than Brian and Liz, we are only sorry we did not live next door to them for longer. Always friendly and cheerful and full of fun and jokes, we spent a lovely evening with them when we met up in Tenerife on one of their many holidays. One little reminder Brian - ‘Walnut Tree! 😉

So hard to post after so many amazing memories provided by friends and family.

I would like to personally thank everyone who donated & provided a memory. I am so grateful that we can contribute to such valuable causes, getting people the help they need in their hour/week/month of need and contribute to research that will one day mean no-one will have to go through what we have.

Dad was extremely special to Pete, Jack & I in so many ways. From the minute I was born to the day he died, he supported & loved me unconditionally. I am eternally grateful and lucky he was my Dad & have so many great memories to remember. Love you always. XX