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3 memories for Trevor Haigh
Trevor was a very funny man. I worked for Trevor for a lot of years when he was in partnership with my husband Martin Walsh. He was a lovely person, and coped with all his health problems without complaining. He will be sadly missed but remembered with love and fondness with all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
Our lovely neighbour Trevor helped us with some advice about our first property purchase. We will always remember Trevors part in such an important step in our lives, and our family will always appreciate his kindness.
Our good neighbour Trevor always had a smile on his face, and his quick wit made us laugh on many occasions! We will always remember Trevor's sense of humour, and we will miss his cheery neighbourly greetings. Rest in peace Trevor