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Old 10th May 2015, 22:18
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From Pat's daughter Larissa's Facebook page which I'm sure she won't mind me reproducing here:

As promised, details of dad's service can be found below.
Easthampstead Park Crematorium, South Road, Bracknell, Wokingham, West Berkshire RG40 3DW (01344 420314)
Thursday 21st May 2015 3.00 p.m.
And afterwards at:
Downshire Golf Complex, Easthampstead Park, Wokingham RG40 3DH
(01344 302030)
The co-ordination of floral tributes and donations in lieu of flowers (by cheque made payable to Sue Ryder) can be made through J B Hall, Funeral Directors, 142 Finchampstead Road, Wokingham, RG41 2NU (0118 979 3623)
Please note: a video link will be made available (details will be posted on Facebook) approximately 24 hours ahead of the service for anyone who is unable to attend in person.
Local hotels can be found here: Bracknell Crematorium Ea… - Google Search
R.S.V.P. [email protected] or 07885 838344
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Old 22nd May 2015, 17:27
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A wee note to say that Pat (Patrick) had a great send off yesterday, from the eulogy from his eldest brother to the readings from his daughters Larissa and Tanya, he was sent to a better place with style.

Afterwards, at Downshire, his son-in-law (Tanya's husband) gave a great speech highlighting Pat's virtues. ATC (ex LL) were well represented at the funeral, including Derek Rham, Paul Louden, Al Carter, Chris Prentice, Chris Huggett (current LL!), Joe Hanbury, Steve James, Gerry Nicholas, Tom Toy, Gerry Hewitt, Malcolm Hemming, Roger and Celia Kunert, Pete Bish and myself. (Apologies if I've missed anyone out!)

A great celebration of a varied and talented life - RIP Pat!

Mike
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Old 22nd May 2015, 19:34
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"I have to say, let's put it another way, I hear what you are saying…"

Save me a tuned-in lyre, Pat. Miss you loads, Mate...
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Old 26th May 2015, 10:41
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I was thinking that the person on the left looked very much like a guy I knew called Trevor ???? (cannot remember surname) he was an instructor at the Air Cadets in Southampton, then a controller at Gatwick (he took me up the tower a couple of times, drove me there in his Ford Anglia and also took me flying in a C150 out of Bournemouth c 1973/4) and then I think he went on to be a training captain with Monarch (Britannia?) - I have an idea that he too was seriously ill so no idea if he is still alive -wish I could remember his name...........ah just did, Trevor Hughes!

Then I just read in a post above and he is mentioned - is he still alive?

About 13 years ago I wrote a book about aviation and put a bit in it about him (wishing him well) but did not mention him by name - top bloke!
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Old 26th May 2015, 16:42
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I went flying with Trevor when we were both ATC cadets at EGPH. I was doing the power checks at Strathallan & having to hold the a/c on the foot brake, as the handbrake was u/s.
pressing hard on the foot brake & against the back of the seat, I was suddenly thrown backwards when the back of the seat broke off ! The a/c lurched off at full power with me on my back !
I was certainly glad that Trevor was there (it was just before he left ATC to become a BA trainee), as he knew exactly what to do, & rescued the situation.
Pat Flynn was on my ATCA course at 'HH in 1971. I don't think I ever saw him again. remember him as a very nice person. RIP.
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