Ron Sambrook

TOTAL DONATION

Terry, Sam & Ashley Jewell

Thank you Ron, for all the years we worked side by side running the North Kilworth garage together. I will always appreciate the friendship we shared, the experience we gained, and the advice you so generously gave over the years. You will be greatly missed. You were deeply admired for all the work you did for the local parish council, making a real difference to the wonderful village and community in which we lived and worked. Those times, contributions, and lessons, along with you will never be forgotten. With all our love, Terry, Sam & Ashley

Jo Gibson

For a much loved Brother to Rita and a much loved uncle to Jo. We regret that we are unable to attend due to Rita being unable to travel and j Jo attending a funeral in Llandudno on the same day.

Gayna Stevens

In loving memory of Uncle Ron, my Dad's younger brother. Deepest condolences to George and family. My son, Joe is also maintaining the family tradition of working in the motor trade. I live in Lancashire, an area Uncle Ron knew well as he was stationed there. I will really miss our 'phone chats, Ron will always be in my thoughts and prayers. With love, Gayna, Carly, Chris, Keira, Joe and Jen.

Gary Sambrook

Dear Uncle Ron used to tell me stories of him and my Dad (Stanley) in school summer holidays they would pitch a tent in back garden and play in the park behind building dens and rafts also both cycling miles and miles. Amazingly in about 1956 when I was 4 my Dad swapped garages and Homes. We moved to Birmingham and Ron, lock stock and barrel to North Kilworth. Ron would be pleased to know that my Grandson Jake is about to Graduate having served as an apprentice at ZF "keeping it in the motor trade" Pat and I are going to miss our cheeky chats with Uncle Ron. Goodbye with all our hearts. May you rest in peace. Pat and Gary Sambrook, Emma McGory, Pete, Jake, Noah and Katie Heard, David, Henry, Harry and Hunter.