Mr Neil Andrew (George) Jordan

You’ll always be remembered for the genuine humour, hard work and Mickey taking during our time in the RAF and beyond. The legendary times will live on through your lovely sons. Never the first to leave any event, work or social we shared many long chats into the night. Sometimes still in the bar, or on a wall watching the world go bye. I learned lots about curry house etiquette ( during a fire) , pickle drinking and sleight of hand cigarette smoking. We never did find out about “Jack from Brady”. We did find out that behind the laughs, you really cared, about everything you did. It was a pleasure to call you my friend. 
“Ad Astra”

Mr Robert Stannard

In memory of my brother. Always full of fun but serious and reliable when needed to be. Forever in awe of his impressive memory, knowledge and positive view on life. I'll miss those long phone calls and the Jordan goodbyes. Always in our thoughts. Rest in Peace Neil, you will be missed. Keith, Barbara, Alistair and Eleanor xxx

Mr Keith Jordan

A very special brother, brother in law and uncle, with whom we shared many happy times

Mrs Judith Jordan

It may be over 30 years since working with 'George' but his warmth, humour and intellect remains with me, as vivid today as it was when with him. I'm sure we can all appreciate the influence he had on our lives. Cheers George!

Mr Phil Wilde

In memory of happy times with my friend

Mr Noel Bray