The obituary notice of Garry Paul RENSHAW

Deepest sympathy to Diane on the loss of your husband Garry, a true gentleman. Our thoughts are with you Ronnie, Sheila, Bryan, Carole and all his nieces and nephews. Thinking of you all Jackie, Dave and family xx

Garry
The times we went swimming to Picton Road baths and walk home stopping at Wongs chippy for a fish cake.
They were the days - memories that will all last forever.
Deepest sympathy to Diane & family
Rest in peace.
YNWA.

What a fella. An amazing cousin and friend. Thanks for all your guidance, advice and wisdom over the years. We’re going to miss you so much. Love ya laaa
Shaun, Sarah, Arthur & Albert
You’ll Never Walk Alone

I'm gonna miss ya la, WHAT ! I said I'm gonna miss you la WHAT!, Oh forget it.
Gary you've left a massive hole in my life, no more chats, no more bevvies, no special times celebrating special occasions, but the memories wil live forever.
You were a special fella, honest, loyal, dignified.
It takes a special person to depart this life without a bad word against their name, you achieved that mate.
More than a cousin, you were like a brother.
Safe journey brother.
Deepest sympathy to his loving, devoted, caring wife Diane, brothers Bryan and Ronnie and all his family.
YNWA
JFT 97
XXX

So sorry Diane for the loss of your wonderful husband Garry, such a special man. Sending you all our love at this sad time. Sharon, Ged and family xx

These words won’t do you justice my friend you were honest kind caring a true friend and above all a wonderful human being. I can’t believe that we will never go to a match or a night out with you again. You will leave a huge hole in the lives of everyone that knew you. Until we met again my friend god bless. My deepest sympathy his loving wife Diane brothers Bryan and Ronnie and all his family. YNWA
Marty Linda Karl Liam and family

My Dear mate Garry, what can I say, I was so deeply saddened by the news that you have left us. You were such a genuine man, calm, cool, collected and witty with a beautifully dry sense of humour and such a great mate. We had some of the greatest laughs growing up and those memories are embedded in my thoughts forever. Although I left for foreign shores almost 30 years ago our friendship remained in tact and strong, that bond could not be broken. I love coming back home for the reunions with the lads but those reunions will no longer be the same without you Garry. My deepest sympathy goes out to Diane and all your family. Good Night to one of my best mates Garry Renshaw, RIP. Ged Tague

Deepest sympathy to Diane and all the family
Garry will be greatly missed
Rest in peace Garry
YNWA
Stet and julie