Our_Lass. Sad news :-(

[Fly]

Jonathan Reeve who did the (non religious) service is a wonderful bloke.
He'd had an hour at my house with me, Margaret's sister and daughter, and took lots of notes whilst we told various stories and facts about her and her life.  The way he puts it over is like he actually knew the person.
Would you believe he's actually in great demand for his services and we were very lucky to get him. He only does so many a week.

[Old Cruser]

Yes I know Jonathan. He's married to my close friends daughter, who by the way was a close friend of my daughter when younger.
He has a way of delivering a service like no other I have seen and yes he is in high demand.
Our family has used him for a good few years now for funerals.
A lovely bloke and I will tell my friend of your kind words about him when we next meet for lunch.

[Fly]

There was a post on the 'Spotted Chesterfield' Facebook group a few days earlier asking who the 'legend from the crem' was lol 
He was aware of the post and told us he was very flattered/embarrassed by it.(I think that's what he said) 

[Old Cruser]

  his hair  gives him a biblical appearance.
Lovely bloke

[Umpire]

He is a big Chesterfield supporter.Always in his seat at 3pm on a Saturday afternoon.

[Fly]

Not wanting to dis the team or such Umpire.
He does a much better job of helping people at their time of grief than it's possible for him to do for footy club 
He may look like the people's idea of Jesus, compassionate voice, longish hair etc, but I think miracles aren't at his finger tips

Everything aside. Thank you Jonathan. You did my wife proud