Much of that which I would have said has already, very ably, been said by Paul. Going back 40 years Harry and Kerry became our next door neighbours. By the end of that year we we each had a family Christmas, and the next day, a joint effort. We decided to produce a special drink. Using a brewers plastic bucket, we put in all of our drinks cabinets contents - Dynamite. Harry's father had watched us and could not believe what he was seeing. In principle this was the norm for many years, though somewhat sensibly modified. On one of our many holidays Kerry kept running to the bathroom. Said I, if I did not know better I would say she was pregnant. On our return home she went the the Doctor. Two days later I arrived at their house and Harry looked up at me and said "It won't change my life!" What can I say? There is so much I could write, but I will just say, Thank you Harry!

We spent many summer holidays with Harry and Kerry and later with Harry, Kerry & Andrea.... I have so many memories of those trips and especially of Harry; many of those memories go back 40 years and are just snippets of information; maybe a comment here, a smile there or some action related to Harry.... as a small boy I was fascinated by Harry's fear of flying which meant that he and my father would drive down to France, Spain or Portugal and the rest of us would fly and meet them... when I was a bit older I was allowed to travel with the men so spent many happy hours thundering through the French and Spanish countryside with Harry and my dad; one driving and the other map reading... they were chalk and cheese in many ways but came together so well on these trips.. My over arching memories and thoughts about Harry are of a big generous but sometimes shy person but always there to look after you; to me he was just Harry of Harry & Kerry and his memory will always make me smile. Paul xx

I had the pleasure of caring for harry for just over a year and what a real honour that was. Harry was one of the most genuine people I have ever meet. I was always very jealous of his sweet collection not that it lasted that long after Kerri and Andrea had brought them. My best memories of harry where on the weekends when we would sit together for hours watching and talking about football. Harry's love for aldershot has well and truely rubbed off on me. My favourite memory of harry was one Monday morning after my weekend off. I went in to see him and I got greated with the saying "WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? Crumpet hunting". Where later I learnt this meant off chasing woman. I often laugh about this. But yet the best saying I ever leant from Harry was. " champagne ideas beer money" that I will forever remember You will be very much miss Harry! R.I.P ❤️