WE would like to thank all the people who were involved with Henry, the sandwich board man, who was seen around the town and other areas before his illness.
Thanks must also go to all the staff at Summerlea Nursing Home, as Henry was very happy there with you all; June and staff at F. A. Holland, for all their help; Littlehampton police officers, who gave the escort through the town centre, with some cha
nging their shifts to carry out this duty; and Sue from Petals@Buds, for making the floral sandwich board, and also the one she gave.
Not forgetting the friends of Henry, who came to give him his final farewell, and, of course, all the shops which closed, or the staff who came out to say goodbye.
Henry was one of a kind and the mould will never be made again.
We would also like to thank others for the large number of letters and cards sent to Laura-May's Café in memory of Henry, and if you ever hear a voice calling to you, ladies, and it sounds like "Hello, my love", just smile and think of Henry, now he is at rest.
Once again, thank you all for the send-off Henry had.
He would have been so proud.
Barry, Ade, Elton, Dawn, Charlie, the staff at
Laura-May's Café
Surrey Street
LittlehamptonNOTE: All letters must include a name and address which can be withheld by request.
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