This site is dedicated to the memory of Hazel Furley.
We are sad to report the unexpected death of Hazel Isla Furley (née Trew). She died peacefully in the early hours of Sunday 27th March 2011 with her sons Andrew and Jonathan at her bedside. Hazel was the dearly loved Grandma of David, Nicky, Jonathan and Caitlyn, and friend to many. We miss her sorely, but know that she is back with her dearly missed husband, John. Hazel and John spent many years sailing the south coast of England, the Channel and the north coast of France, with family and friends. They were great supporters of the RNLI and loved the freedom that life by the sea brings.
Throw off the bowlines.
Sail away from the safe harbor.
Catch the trade winds in your sails.
Explore. Dream.
(Mark Twain)
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9 years ago
Dr Andrew Furley
Donation for my Ice Bucket Challenge after crossing the Atlantic on Kymothoe. The RNLI is the obvious place this should go and I am sure Mum and Dad would approve. Throw off the bow lines. Sail away from the safe harbor....
10 years ago
F G Pymm & Son Funeral Directors
Donations collected in lieu of flowers, in loving memory of Hazel.
12 years ago
Mr Shuki Keiko kaori Mizutani
This is a Japanese man, who was supported by Furley's family about 25 years ago in England. This man, who came to study to London but did not speak English, could not have survived without the help of Hazel's sun and his wife, and would never forget the wonderful taste of Sunday lunch and Christmas dinner which Hazel cooked for her sun's friend. With a deep sorrow
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This is a Japanese man, who was supported by Furley's family about 25 years ago in England. This man, who came to study to London but did not speak English, could not have survived without the help of Hazel's sun and his wife, and would never forget the wonderful taste of Sunday lunch and Christmas dinner which Hazel cooked for her sun's friend.
With a deep sorrow
Lit by Mr Shuki Keiko kaori Mizutani on 25th December 2011
This is a Japanese man, who was supported by Furley's family about 25 years ago in England. This man, who came to study to London but did not speak English, could not have survived without the help of Hazel's sun and his wife, and would never forget the wonderful taste of Sunday lunch and Christmas dinner which Hazel cooked for her sun's friend.
With a deep sorrow
Lit by Mr Shuki Keiko kaori Mizutani on 25th December 2011