Barry Hurst remembrance page and online condolences

Jenny Hurst 06-08 2017 19:42 wrote:

I remember the time when Dad claimed not to be keen on the cat... but a little bird told me that when he got up in the mornings before us, he'd made a fuss of the cats! And certainly, for a couple of decades, every time I went home there was a cat firmly attached to dad's chest! He sat in the chair, whichever of the cats would climb onto him and he'd tuck his arm under...just so the cat had somewhere to safely snooze! What a softy!

Jenny Hurst 06-08 2017 19:42 wrote:

I remember the time when Dad claimed not to be keen on the cat... but a little bird told me that when he got up in the mornings before us, he'd made a fuss of the cats! And certainly, for a couple of decades, every time I went home there was a cat firmly attached to dad's chest! He sat in the chair, whichever of the cats would climb onto him and he'd tuck his arm under...just so the cat had somewhere to safely snooze! What a softy!

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Barry Hurst

December 5, 1943 - July 20, 2017

The administrator of this page is Jenny Hurst

Barry was a musician, an electrician and all-round good guy. Never one to complain, he was kind, practical, supportive, patient and loving... a great role model!. He always had a smile on his face ... and a wicked sense of humour! He was son to Charlie and Ivy, brother to his siblings, husband to Geraldine, the "best dad in the world" to Jenny and Neil, brother-in-law to Eileen and Allan, uncle to Alex and Jon and a great friend to too many to list.

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Jenny Hurst 2017-08-06 19:42:15 wrote:

I remember the time when Dad claimed not to be keen on the cat... but a little bird told me that when he got up in the mornings before us, he'd made a fuss of the cats! And certainly, for a couple of decades, every time I went home there was a cat firmly attached to dad's chest! He sat in the chair, whichever of the cats would climb onto him and he'd tuck his arm under...just so the cat had somewhere to safely snooze! What a softy!

Jenny Hurst 2017-08-06 19:42:15 wrote: I remember the time when Dad claimed not to be keen on the cat... but a little bird told me that when he got up in the mornings before us, he'd made a fuss of the cats! And certainly, for a couple of decades, every time I went home there was a cat firmly attached to dad's chest! He sat in the chair, whichever of the cats would climb onto him and he'd tuck his arm under...just so the cat had somewhere to safely snooze! What a softy!

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