James William Brown 'Jim' (27 Jan 1936 - 28 Feb 2021)
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In loving memory of James William Brown 'Jim' who sadly passed away on 28th February 2021, aged 85 years. Due to current restrictions, attendance is by invitation only. Donations if desired for the British Heart Foundation may be sent care of Andrew Bingham or made via the just giving link.
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REST IN PEACE JIM. LOVE VALERIE
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So so sorry not to have been able to see you as much as we would have liked in these covid lockdown times but you will always be there when we remember times like :- " the out of control rotisary" , " the chap knocking on the tent" , the ever laughable "wooden eye" joke and digging the builders dumper out of your garden in Mendlesham. Happy memories that bring you and Dorothy flooding back. RIP Jim with Dol, up there..
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You always had a smile when we met & I have such fond memories of the great family gatherings with all my cousins when we met up at John Brown’s bungalow ( Jim’s Dad).
You will be missed & your memories cherished.
Much love
Jenni Glenn Hannah Angus & Peter xx
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Dear jim..we miss you so much i think of you every day..it was an honour to care for such a lovely man xx
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Thank you everyone for your kind messages and donations given in memory of our Father.
Steve.
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The first time I met you Jim, was when you came to Poona Lawn to take Dorothy out on your first date. I was 15 years old and in the garden you came, in your dads sit up and beg Ford Popular. You were home on leave from the merchant navy and you looked very smart, as you were wearing a suit. My lasting impression of that meeting was that you were the first person to treat me as an adult and not a kid.
Rest in Peace Jim, we will both miss you popping in for a coffee.
Lots of love
Michael, Marlene and family
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From the Earles Family
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Thank you for being an amazing grandad. Missing you lots.
Emma, George and Harvey xxx
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Thank you for being an amazing grandad. We miss you loads.
Love Emma, George and Harvey xxx
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We were all so very sorry to hear the news of your dad. Such a warm hearted & loving uncle. We will miss the grin & the 'pipe'.
Love, Andy, Val & family
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We were all so sorry to hear the news of your dad. Such a warm hearted & loving uncle. Always very welcoming when we visited. We will miss the grin & the pipe!
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Loving memories of a very dear brother. Sue xxx
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Margaret, Sue & Jim
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Mum used to speak about childhood memories. Jim emptying out the Whisky from a bottle just because he wanted the cork! Her & Jim playing in 'The Spinney' and as they grew older the noise of his motor bike coming up the lane, would let his mum know he was on his way home.
Mum loved spending time with both Margaret & Jim.
If she could say it now, she would say "I miss and love him".
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Uncle Jim, Always a smile and a crazy idea, whether it was Ganzy the dog for your dad, a double decker bus or mobile chippy, you were loved by us RIP.
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Sending you our very best wishes at this sad time. Please accept our sincere sympathies. Looking forward to catching up whenever possible. Luke & Emma x
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Very sorry to hear about your loss. Please accept our sympathy. Hope to see you soon again. Luke and Emma x
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Our thoughts are with you all at this sad time, thinking of you all
Trickey and Linds xx
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We are so sorry to hear the sad news about Jim. We have lots of happy memories of him over the years, he will be missed by us all.
Love Stanley, Melanie, Lucy and all the family.
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Jim and Dorothy's wedding
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1955 Jim at sister Margaret and Stanley’s wedding.
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Jim with his two sisters Margaret (belated) and Susan in their younger years.
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Margaret, Sue & Jim
Jim and Dorothy's wedding
1955 Jim at sister Margaret and Stanley’s wedding.
Jim with his two sisters Margaret (belated) and Susan in their younger years.
Mum and Dad in happier times
Jim with his dad's accordian, entertaining friends and relatives.
Sad that over the past months we were unable to call for those enjoyable chats, knowing that there was always a kitkat or a chocolate roll to go with the coffee. You will be missed, RIP
You and auntie Dorothy done a great job 9n this london bus
Doing what they done best. Providing entertainment with their bickering whilst helping me out as usual. Despite the bickering they loved each other deeply.
Dad & mum at wedding reception
Grandad and me at my wedding a couple of years ago
My lovely brother in law Jim 2016.
Surprised us all with his first recovery , a strong will for life saw dad gain another year after this photograph .
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