A celebration of Bob's life

Funeral service is at The Oaks Havant Crematorium on Thursday 13th May 2021 at 11:30am by invitation only.

Unfortunately due to Covid-19 the funeral service is restricted and therefore by invitation only. The family are aware that Bob was much-loved and known far and wide so would welcome Bob's friends and extended family to watch his service live online.  Three days after, it will be uploaded to the site and then viewable for 28 days at any time.

Website: https://www.obitus.com/
Username: qaje9663
Password: 625624

You can login to the website at any time to view a test connection (and we strongly recommend you do this) but you'll only be able to view the Live Webcast approx. 5 mins before the service start time. Please be aware this is a public building and the timing of the Live webcast is semi-automated to allow for services running early or late – please use your discretion if you can see activities not applicable to the service you are here to watch. Once the service has finished, it will take us up to three working days to get the 28-day Watch Again onto the website. By default there is a 150 viewer limit on this webcast.

On the day Bob will be drawn by Shire Horses in a carriage to The Oaks. Those who cannot attend the service can watch him pass by on his final journey. 

Leaving The Lodge, Bedhampton @ 1020am

Along Bedhampton Road/New Road, turning left onto Barncroft Way

Turning right onto Stockheath Lane

At the roundabout turning right onto Bedhampton Way

At the end turning left onto Petersfield Road

Finally turning right onto Bartons Road arriving at The Oaks at 11:20am

Please come and say 'Goodbye' if you can.

Flowers/donations welcome.

 

Floral tributes are welcome and should be sent direct to CoOp Funeral Care in Leigh Park by 9am at the latest on Thursday 13th May or alternatively, between 4pm and 5pm on Wednesday 12th May. . Alternatively, if you would prefer to make a monetary donation, please consider Respiratory High Care, Queen Alexandra Hospital (Portsmouth Hospitals Charity) as Bob was under their care for a number of years.