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Algie (Alan) Stafford

28 juni 1960 - 29 augustus 2018

Big Al, Alan, Algie & many more names he was known by, however I am sure we all agree on 1 thing.....Alan Stafford was a kind, big hearted, helpful & loving Diva that blessed and brought happiness to everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. A loving son who lived with his Mum until she passed away & brother to 5 sisters Al spent most of his working life as a crane driver in the Dockyard & also had many hobbies including Motorbikes, Monkeybikes, Scooters, Jet-Skis and so on. In addition, Al loved spending time socialising and holidaying with many of his different friendship circles. Sadly, Al took his own life on Wednesday 29th August 2018 and he will be ever so sadly missed. We would love to hear from all of his friends and family alike to share stories about their experiences with him so please do feel free to post any laughs you may have had with this wonderful man who will never be forgotten. Love you mate, always will Mandy, Roger, Liam, Leanne, Brooke, Kelly & Little Ones xxxx

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2018-09-04 07:39:39 schreef:

A truly wonderful man who I had the privilege of seeing most days in the Naval Base. A man with a heart of gold and a smile for everyone. I met Al on scooter runs and he put some of my bling on the scooter that is still their today and never wanted anything for doing it. Portsmouth has lost one of it's most caring and loved men and it's a very sad loss to all associated with Al. R.I.P my friend, the tears dry but the memories remain xx

2018-09-04 07:39:39 schreef: A truly wonderful man who I had the privilege of seeing most days in the Naval Base. A man with a heart of gold and a smile for everyone. I met Al on scooter runs and he put some of my bling on the scooter that is still their today and never wanted anything for doing it. Portsmouth has lost one of it's most caring and loved men and it's a very sad loss to all associated with Al. R.I.P my friend, the tears dry but the memories remain xx

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