"Uncle" Neville was a larger and life character. When I was 21 I worked at Sainsbury's Head Office near London Bridge. We would occasionally meet for a "glass" of lunch. I had to stop doing it as I was not very productive in the afternoons after we met! Although through the years I would ask him what he did for a living, and he would graciously explain, to this day I still don't know what he actually did! For me he was a "great" uncle to have, and I also know he was a great, father and grand father. Sadly, I had not seen him for number of years, but i will truely miss him. Andrew

Our deepest condolences to Stuart and his family at this time. From the Management and Staff of Advantage Group of Companies.

Neville, a couple of days ago you were walking across the Rainbow Bridge into the other world, the world of the 4th dimension, the world we can imagine perhaps but don't know yet. Now and for the eternity, you are united with the ones who were close to you and went on this trip before your time had come. Neville, your life had been lasting more than 72 years, was filled up with many efforts, excitements, difficulties and joy, and embedded in the circle of your growing family who respected, appreciated and loved you. Neville, you were a friend and still are. Though we had not met many times, we made the few ones precious and unforgettable. Neville, you will live on in my mind forever and when I think of you I will feel you right in my heart. Your friend Hannes, the world citizen