Peter Ralph Granger (6 May 1940 - 1 Apr 2021)

I met Peter sometime back in the late 90’s. I myself was a newly appointed Financial adviser living in Gillingham. I can’t remember how we met or who introduced us but we really clicked. He was really helpful and supportive to me. I would refer difficult mortgage cases to him as he had so much experience. He had so much on the go. He was prolific. He had business flying in from everywhere. Very down to earth and funny. Sometimes his humour was on a different wavelength and I didn’t get it. But I truly liked him. I moved away to Wiltshire and out of the business around 2003. I found him a few years later on LinkedIn. I was pleased to see he was still going strong. So long Peter. It was nice to have known you

In fond memory of Peter

Remembering a lovely, kind, funny, clever wonderal man with such fond memories. Also for growing those delicious figs you would share with me. Rest in peace Peter.

I will remember Uncle Pete for so many things, but mostly his huge generosity and desire to help others with his knowledge and skills, along with epic games of football and cricket with us on the beach. He will be so greatly missed. Much love to Aunty Nod, Joe, Sam, Mim and Jake xx

Peter will be missed a good family man and a good friend , I am so sorry to hear the news . My thoughts are with Noelle and the family.

Peter RIP. out of pain and flying high.

RIP. Pete you are now out of pain and flying high.

In memory of a kind and caring man

We have fond memories of Peter from our time at Twydall from church and family church outings. His love of family was always evident and we know he will be greatly missed.

Dear Dad, always in my thoughts and practice. You instilled in me good, simple values of honesty, hard work and to try to keep happy, whatever the weather. Loving, encouraging, selfless and just always there. An oracle of knowledge and so often terrible jokes, especially passing on April Fools Day, the last great laugh. Nothing was impossible and you were, and will for ever be an inspiration and source of guidance. Wherever you are now, the tea, sometimes G & T, laughs and jokes will continue fervently I'm sure. Happy days big time!

Always in my thoughts Dad, thanks for everything. Selfless, loving, funny and just always there. David

In loving memory of my lovely uncle Pete x

A person’s life can be measured not just by its length, but by the loss felt by his passing. Peter was a man who put his family first, and my condolences to Noelle and the whole family, who must be missing him greatly. I know that as a friend I will also miss him – our long chats, his jokes, his stories, and his encyclopedic knowledge. Rest in peace, Peter.

In loving memory of Uncle Peter.

I will remember Uncle Pete as a loyal and devoted family man whose generosity extended well beyond to those in need of his help. I was very inspiried by his love and concern for nature and the welfare of the planet. He will be greatly missed. Our love to Auntie Noelle, Mim, Joe, Sam, and Jacob from Jonathan, Jin and Asher

I will remember Uncle Pete as a loyal and devoted family man whose generosity extended well beyond to those in need of his help. I was very inspiried by his love and concern for nature and the welfare of the planet. He will be greatly missed. Our love to Auntie Noelle, Jo, Mim, Sam and Jac from Jonathan, Jin and Asher

Peter will be greatly missed.
He attended several of our church events and was very supportive

With fond memories and our love

With fond memories of Peter, with our love

I will remember Uncle Pete as a loyal and devoted family man whose generosity extended well beyond to those in need of his help. I was very inspiried by his love and concern for nature and the welfare of the planet. He will be greatly missed. Our love to Auntie Noelle, Jo, Mim, Sam and Jac from Jonathan, Jin and Asher