The obituary notice of Alan FULLER

The things I won’t forget about Uncle Alan: how epic he was at anagrams during the annual Christmas Gathering of the Clan girls vs boys games. He was almost instant at recognising the word and shouting his answer. He carried the boys team (the rest of them were rubbish!). It was mighty impressive. I also won’t forget how tightly he held you when he hugged you. He was an excellent hugger. Every time like he hadn’t seen you for ages, feet off the floor, a grand loving smush. Chris says he won’t forget his mischievous smile. I think we can all agree with that. I can picture it now over a bunch of pennies on top of the Kings in the middle of the table for Go Market. Growing up it was clear Uncle Al was extra special because he always got a “proper coffee” when he came over. Lord help you if you served him instant, you’d be in big trouble with Mum. Uncle Al had to have the best. He deserved it. Still does. Hope they’re treating you the best up there. Rest in peace Uncle Al. All our love. Sara, Chris and Olive

In loving memory of a wonderful Uncle and friend. All our love, Sara, Chris and Olive

Quite simply a Great Uncle. So many good memories…My last one is very fitting as the last time I saw him Hull City had just beaten Manchester United 2-0 on the opening day of the season. I let him know with glee but wasn’t quite sure if he actually believed me at first…🤣 Rest in peace Big Al.

Lots of fond memories from way back in the past. RIP you beautiful soul.Much love to Margaret and all the family.
Lots of love cousin Carol x x x

Deepest Sympathy to Margaret & family.
Thinking about you all.
Julie Rankin

Rest in peace, Big Bro, we will miss you lots. A brilliant word game player and long standing Hull City fan. Enjoyed our golf sorties, a man for everyone !!
Many happy memories to hold onto.
Love Sis Mandy & John