
HM Queen Elizabeth II
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As a family of Scouts, we are united in sorrow for the loss of our Patron, HM The Queen. She leaves a bright legacy of hope and promise for future generations. Together, we will honour her memory. We will remember her and give thanks for her kindness, her service, and the unwavering support she showed our movement over many decades. She was truly a friend to Scouts everywhere.
Condoleances
Assim Khokhar
The sad loss of the late, Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth II, patron to Scouts and over 600 other charities, military associations, professional bodies, and public service organisations. 70 years of her life was spent serving others and was a reminder of the importance of Service to others. Voluntary service blesses the soul in ways that only those who truly serve will reap the benefits and I hope we can all do our bit to benefit others - Ameen.
Pat Stannard
I shall never forget you. Thank you so much for your kind smile, your life's commitment, your patronage and your wonderful legacy. RIP Queen Elizabeth II
Simon Jackson
Sincere condolences at this sad time following the passing of the Queen and the Patron of Scouting. She dedicated herself to the country and commonwealth and was a role model for everyone young and old. All of us at the 17th Purley Scout Group take comfort in the knowledge she is now at peace with her husband Philip and we offer our best wishes to King Charles III, her son as he ascends to the throne.
Richard Carrau
The Queen was the one constant 'rock' that this country had, especially in difficult times. She always had well-chosen words of comfort to the nation when needed. She was our greatest diplomat with a whole lifetime of experience - way better than any of the politicians who served under her. We can all learn from the example that she set for us. She will be sorely missed by all of us in the UK and in Scouting. I, for one, was proud to renew my promise each year to do my duty to the Queen. My condolences to all her family for theirs's and the nation's sad loss.
Liz O’Brien
On behalf of the 19th Purley Scout Group sending our condolences at this sad time. Thank you for your 70 year service to the country and supporting scouting throughout the years. I think at the age of 96 you deserve to be at peace with your husband Philip.
Karen Purton
On behalf of everyone at, or connected with 10th Croydon Scout Group, one of your oldest Groups, our sincere and heartfelt condolences on the loss of your mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II. She was a very special lady and will be long remembered for jumping out of a helicopter with James Bond and having tea with Paddington Bear. The group will reaffirm their promise fter the period of mourning is over to you as our new Sovereign. God Bless you all.
Margaret Tyler
My condolences for the loss of the Queen, who I was lucky enough to meet briefly. A lovely lady with a warm smile. After your long years of service to all, including Scouting, may you Rest in Peace.
John Seaton
Job well done ma’am, now test easy with your Phillip
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