The obituary notice of Peter HOPKINS

Pete you were such a friendly guy and a true gentleman. I will miss all of the conversations we shared over the years. Rest In Peace my friend.

Letter to you dad

33 years. I got to be your little boy and make lots of memorys for 33 years, you shown us how to do our house up and much appreciated when you teached me lots of things I couldn't do on my own but once I got the hang of it I was able to do it myself so thanks for that dad, whilst you won't be here to see Ellie-mae grow up but you will be looking down on us from heaven and makeing sure we our being good,You were taken from us too soon, but your impact on my life will be everlasting. Until we meet again someday in heaven, I'll hold onto the moments we shared and keep your spirit alive within me and hope we make u proud when your looking down on us thanks for teaching me everything and putting me right if I was doing it wrong

We will all look after mum is OK

Here is a ice cold bottle of corona 🍺 to you dad

You will always be in our heart and always missed see you again soon dad

R.I.P Dad till we meet again

rest in peace pete💙

Growing up, your home was always our safe space, a place full of laughter & somewhere where we built some of our best memories together as a friendship group.

You welcomed us all in & for that we will always be greatful. I hope you are at peace now & you can rest easy knowing that I will always look out for your family, just like you looked out for me. You meant so much to so many people & to your family you meant the world.

My thoughts are with all of your family at this very sad time.

Thanks for the memories
All my love

Stevie xxx

Rest in peace Pete💙

Growing up, your home was always our safe space, a place full of laughter & somewhere where we built some of our best memories together as a friendship group.

You welcomed us all in & for that we will always be greatful. I hope you are at peace now & you can rest easy knowing that I will always look out for your family, just like you looked out for me. You meant so much to so many people & to your family you meant the world.

My thoughts are with all of your family at this very sad time.

Thanks for the memories
all my love
Stevie xxx

A Letter to You, Dad 🕊️

30 years. I got to be your little girl for 30 years - and while I’m grateful for every one of them, it still doesn’t feel like enough.

Through my teenage years and into adulthood, we didn’t always see eye to eye - but now I realise it was because we were so alike. They do say the first daughter is the female version of their father. You were strong minded, selfless and one hell of a fighter 🤍

I hope you know how much I cared, even when I didn’t always know what to do. The love was always there, even in the silence.

You showed us how to make a house a home - how to care, how to build something lasting. One promise to you is that I'll always make sure mum is ok and never feels alone. She will always remember just how special and loved she is.

I can’t help but carry a weight of wishing I’d done more in those final few months. I wonder if I could have asked different questions, chased harder for answers or understood things better. My internet tabs are still full of searches, medical terms, and late-night reading.. I was trying so hard to make sense of it all, to be able to help in any way I could 😞

Whilst you won’t be here to see the boys grow up, I’ll forever be grateful that you got to meet them both. I'm sure once Austyn is bigger, they will have the most fun playing with their diggers and dumper truck motors together - something that you used to do with Huxley. I do have a confession though, 'Robbie the Robot' made it to the bin, thankfully you'll understand why on that one 🥲

I hope we can make you proud up there.

Here's a Corona and a toast, to you Dad 🍻