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20/04/2026

Hi Dad, Trevor Eden

Happy birthday. Three birthdays now and still counting… another one without you, and it doesn’t get any easier. We miss you every single day, your voice, your laugh, the way you always knew what to say… just everything.

I hope you’re up there celebrating, surrounded by love with Grandad. I like to think you’re both watching over us.

We all got together this weekend, like we do every year, same place, just as you wished. I really hope you were there with us.

I’ll never stop looking for you in the little things. We love you more than words can say. Forever & always, until we meet again. 💛🎁🎂🎈

08/02/2026

Our Dad 💛 Nearly 2 years since we last spoke.

Dad, some of the greatest lessons you taught me came from watching you treat other people.

You respected waiters. You greeted neighbors. You listened when someone spoke. You didn’t measure people by status — you measured them by character.

That shaped my worldview.

I learned that dignity should be extended freely. That kindness doesn’t cost anything. That humility strengthens respect rather than weakens it.

You never lectured about empathy. You demonstrated it.

And because I saw it consistently, it became normal to me.

Now when I interact with others — in business, in friendship, in everyday life — I carry that example forward. I don’t chase superiority. I value decency.

That perspective has opened doors and built trust in ways I can’t fully measure.

And it all traces back to the quiet way you moved through the world.

14/01/2026

Does anyone need a Plumbers mate full time can travel up London or Kent. Current Level 1 & multi skills qualified.

11/01/2026

💔 I can’t believe it’s been two years today.

Two years since I last saw you, since we last talked. You will always be remembered, and we will always tell your stories, stories that show just how incredible you truly were.

They say time heals all wounds, but with a loss this deep, there is no healing, only learning how to live with the pain. I miss you more than words could ever express. I miss your laughter, your presence, everything about you. You had a way of lighting up every room you entered, and the world was a better place because you were in it.

You are always in our thoughts, Dad, but especially today. I’ll never understand it, and I’ll never get used to life without you. Still, I know you’re watching over us, taking care of us from above.

We love you forever and always, Dad, until we meet again. 💐