The obituary notice of Adrian WALTHOE

Adrian was one of the best friends I have ever had. He had an amazing brain and a beautiful smile that lit up a room.
He was extraordinarily funny but deeply sensitive too and was generally the first person I would have told something that I felt I couldn't tell anyone else.
I miss his giggle tho I feel he's with me when I want to talk to him and I recently did a spirit portrait of him when practicing automatic drawing, so I know he's still with me.
Our friendship wasn't perfect, because we aren't and weren't.
When we argued it was bad, but over his lifetime from the time I met him in 1991, our friendship was strong and passionate and gentle and apart from one bad argument, entirely reliable.
He was such fun and i often wish I could call him.
However, when I trust my mediumship, I can talk to him. He also had the gift and our connection is still strong.
I want to sing his praises - and I wish I had spent more time with him. I could talk to him about anything and he was great company, with a wicked sense of humour a huge twinkle in his eye and a very dependable friend. Love you Ades. Rachel. xxx

Adrian meant the absolute world to me. He was a very special special part of my childhood - “uncle Adrian”. If anyone from his family is reading this, I would love if you could contact me - grace.turley@hotmail.co.uk