Mr Alan Hillier

Although, most unfortunately, I cannot claim to have known Alan well, owing to the infrequency of the occasions, principally at (former) District Meetings and social events, when we did have the pleasure of conversing at reasonable length, I formed a very favourable impression of the gentleman and committed Oddfellow that he truly was. May your soul rest in eternal peace, Alan. Your magnificent record will definitely stand the test of time.

Mr Alan Gellatly

In memory of Alan Hillier over many years of friendship, and our thanks for all the good times we had. Also our thanks to his wife Pat for our friendship over the years, and the time and care she spent during his final years.

Mr Brian Wallis

To Auntie Pat and family. With lots of love in Uncle Alan's memory. Love Sally and Joel xx

Miss Sally Hibbitt

In memory of uncle Alan, our thoughts and love to Auntie Pat and family at this difficult time, love Sue, Vinny and Alanna x

Mrs Susan Webb

In affectionate memory of Alan. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Our deepest sympathy to Pat and all the family.

Mr & Mrs Julie & John Baker

Such a lovely man and you were such a good team, Pat. The epitome of Odddfellowship, I couldn't have had a better introduction nor better nurturing. Parkinsons is such a wicked disease, at least you are now free of it, Alan, but Pat will miss you so much. Pat, wishing you health and strength and lots of love. Kate

Ms Kate Collins

To Pat and family, I will always consider Alan as a great mentor of mine. Not the tallest, but he had the furthest reach; in knowledge, compassion and kindness.

Mr John Jemison

To Pat & family We wanted to send a donation in memory of Alan who was such a lovely man and we will miss him. Parkinson's is also an organisation very close to my heart so even more reason. Our love and thoughts and prayer are with you all. Love from Jane & Graham xxxxx

Mrs Jane Nelson