Neville John William Day 7 March 1922 - 26 November 1990

	Preface		Dad and the Cranes
	Neville Day The early years		Dad and his duty to the Crown. Including the one on the can!
	Dad's Dad's Army		Dad’s driving lessons (and some)
	Help from Neville’s Father John Day		Dad and the Mercedes G Wagon
	The Day I met Day		Dad, four tonnes of concrete and the gravel tsunami
	Dad and the Coronation		Norfolk is flat (not!)
	Neville Day’s admirable tutoring		No pheasant in here Charles
	Promotion to Chauffeur		You can drive when you're eighty!
	Dad and THE holiday		Dad and the North Sea Gas pipeline
	Dad’s pigs and the Onion Dance		Dad's Butt pricking
	Dad and me and the Farm Fire		Dad’s idyllic office and the end of Neville Day Plant Hire Ltd
	Fluffy dog meets Steam Engine (fluffy no more)		Dad’s little known speech impediment
	Helping with the pruning and tree felling		Dad and the not a Volkswagen
	Neville Day The early years and the final hour		Dad’s wheelies
	Dad and Fairstead		Dad would have laughed!

For all their kindness and friendship throughout Dad's too short life, I remember and thank these few of Dad's long, long list of friends and whose names immediately spring to mind.

In alphabetical order by surname:-

Frank and Francis Garner

Ted and Nan Green

John and Abbie Knott

Kathie Larrington

John and Mrs Leggett

Kelly and Mrs Martin

Les and Nancy Mottram

Jack and Vi Powell

Bob and Mrs Riches

Ray and Mrs Scoles

Ernest and Maud Stevens

Robin and Margaret Taylor

Captain Ernest and Joan Tyrell

Not to forget the exceptional friendship and lifelong unconditional loyalty given by my own relatives, dear late Uncle Michael Hopkins, his late wife Hilary and their two daughters, Colette and Vanella. This meant more to my Dad than they were probably ever aware.

This list is far, far from complete of course. I know that, but as I say, names of friends whom I remember and immediately spring to just my mind. For reasons of privacy no further details, such as location, are provided.

My apologies for those left out but please write to me by completing the little form below if you would like your name to be included. That is all that will happen. No other record of your contact will be kept.

I am aware too that sadly many are no longer here to see this list. However their friends and relatives most likely are.

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