Name rings a bell.Just heard Brian Aldred (little legs) has passed. I cant put it up so maybe Bill can
Lovely words JohnSuch sad sad news,I’ve known Brian since my time as an apprentice at CAV in Acton in the late 70’s.He immediately took me under his wing when he learnt of our mutual love of the Bees.He was just one of those blokes that everyone loved.From our time sat at the big round table in Stripes to the Griff and then latterly in the Invo if Little Legs was there you were knew that you would be having a giggle.From necking anyones beer who was stupid enough to leave it within arms length or the ordering of a cheeky large Gold watch out of the kitty…Brian’s kids Donna and Dean and his lovely missus Mandy are some of the nicest people you will ever meet and I can give Brian no bigger compliment than myself as a young Dad trying to replicate the way I saw Brian bring up his kids with my own little un’s as you could see that he wasn’t just there Dad but he was there mate and that they loved being with him…Brian’s passing is going to leave a massive hole in a lot of lives,you will be missed so much my friend.You have been a huge part of my life and for that i will be forever grateful.Sleep tight Little Legs XXX
Beautiful words and tributeSuch sad sad news,I’ve known Brian since my time as an apprentice at CAV in Acton in the late 70’s.He immediately took me under his wing when he learnt of our mutual love of the Bees.He was just one of those blokes that everyone loved.From our time sat at the big round table in Stripes to the Griff and then latterly in the Invo if Little Legs was there you were knew that you would be having a giggle.From necking anyones beer who was stupid enough to leave it within arms length or the ordering of a cheeky large Gold watch out of the kitty…Brian’s kids Donna and Dean and his lovely missus Mandy are some of the nicest people you will ever meet and I can give Brian no bigger compliment than myself as a young Dad trying to replicate the way I saw Brian bring up his kids with my own little un’s as you could see that he wasn’t just there Dad but he was there mate and that they loved being with him…Brian’s passing is going to leave a massive hole in a lot of lives,you will be missed so much my friend.You have been a huge part of my life and for that i will be forever grateful.Sleep tight Little Legs XXX
Nice one John.Such sad sad news,I’ve known Brian since my time as an apprentice at CAV in Acton in the late 70’s.He immediately took me under his wing when he learnt of our mutual love of the Bees.He was just one of those blokes that everyone loved.From our time sat at the big round table in Stripes to the Griff and then latterly in the Invo if Little Legs was there you were knew that you would be having a giggle.From necking anyones beer who was stupid enough to leave it within arms length or the ordering of a cheeky large Gold watch out of the kitty…Brian’s kids Donna and Dean and his lovely missus Mandy are some of the nicest people you will ever meet and I can give Brian no bigger compliment than myself as a young Dad trying to replicate the way I saw Brian bring up his kids with my own little un’s as you could see that he wasn’t just there Dad but he was there mate and that they loved being with him…Brian’s passing is going to leave a massive hole in a lot of lives,you will be missed so much my friend.You have been a huge part of my life and for that i will be forever grateful.Sleep tight Little Legs XXX
Well said John you have spoken for so manySuch sad sad news,I’ve known Brian since my time as an apprentice at CAV in Acton in the late 70’s.He immediately took me under his wing when he learnt of our mutual love of the Bees.He was just one of those blokes that everyone loved.From our time sat at the big round table in Stripes to the Griff and then latterly in the Invo if Little Legs was there you were knew that you would be having a giggle.From necking anyones beer who was stupid enough to leave it within arms length or the ordering of a cheeky large Gold watch out of the kitty…Brian’s kids Donna and Dean and his lovely missus Mandy are some of the nicest people you will ever meet and I can give Brian no bigger compliment than myself as a young Dad trying to replicate the way I saw Brian bring up his kids with my own little un’s as you could see that he wasn’t just there Dad but he was there mate and that they loved being with him…Brian’s passing is going to leave a massive hole in a lot of lives,you will be missed so much my friend.You have been a huge part of my life and for that i will be forever grateful.Sleep tight Little Legs XXX
Brian was 76.Anyone know his age.
Sorry to ask in such a blunt way, but I feel a minutes applause coming on during Saturday's game.
Applause in the 76th minute then.Brian was 76.
So sorry to hear of your loss Dean. My condolences to you and all your family.
Really sorry for your loss mate, thoughts go out to you and your family
Lovely words JohnSuch sad sad news,I’ve known Brian since my time as an apprentice at CAV in Acton in the late 70’s.He immediately took me under his wing when he learnt of our mutual love of the Bees.He was just one of those blokes that everyone loved.From our time sat at the big round table in Stripes to the Griff and then latterly in the Invo if Little Legs was there you were knew that you would be having a giggle.From necking anyones beer who was stupid enough to leave it within arms length or the ordering of a cheeky large Gold watch out of the kitty…Brian’s kids Donna and Dean and his lovely missus Mandy are some of the nicest people you will ever meet and I can give Brian no bigger compliment than myself as a young Dad trying to replicate the way I saw Brian bring up his kids with my own little un’s as you could see that he wasn’t just there Dad but he was there mate and that they loved being with him…Brian’s passing is going to leave a massive hole in a lot of lives,you will be missed so much my friend.You have been a huge part of my life and for that i will be forever grateful.Sleep tight Little Legs XXX