The obituary notice of Reginald John ARNOLD

Uncle Reg, I have just seen this online, 18 months after the fact and I am so sorry I missed this! Ever since leaving the UK when Dad died and then finding out Aunty Joy passed, I have tried as best I could to find out where you were and how you were, but never to any avail. I think about you all the time and will always remember the we spent together in the UK with Aunty Joy, your laugh, you yelling at me to get away from the fireplace, the doll house you made me (which I was not allowed to bring back to AUS ☹) and the Song of the South VHS you hunted down tirelessly for me because I could not get it in AUS (still can’t!) because I loved Disney so much. You were always there with a big warm hug and a kiss to the forehead when I felt down and I will always love you.

Uncle Reg, I have been trying to find out where you were, what happened to you for so many years - no one would ever tell me. I am so sorry, I should have tried harder when I never got a response to my letter all those years ago. I think about you and Aunty Joy all the time. You making me that beautiful doll house only to discover I could not bring it back to Australia. That time you took me to Kings College and gave me the Song of the South VHS because I could not get it in AUS (and still can't) I still have it to this day and the photo's of us. I love you so much and I will always miss you telling me that and also to get away from the fire because I was always so cold hahaha

So sorry about your sad loss, our thoughts are with you all at this very sad time, all our love Joan, Rosemary, Dawn, and family (newell)

Our sympathy to the family. Reg was a friend from Coleridge School days.
Sheila and Colin Proctor