Tribute to Lancelot Brian Rutter

Dedicated to the memory of Lancelot Brian Rutter

This site is a tribute to Lancelot Brian. He is much loved and will always be remembered.

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Thinking of you all during this sad time. Lots of love x

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Our thoughts are with you all.

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Fond memories of Brian, and much love to Dorothy and family,

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Brian ( 3rd on right standing ) with his RAF colleagues.

Brian with his wife and mother and father off to a Ladies Night.

Christmas 2019 at Stoneleigh Golf Club with his wife Dorothy, son Philip and daughter in law Glenis

Dad enjoying a pint at one of his favourite pubs ( Carvers ) in Durango, USA with his family.

Mum and Dad with their Grandson, Christopher

Brian on his wedding day with wife Dorothy , 4th Sept 1954.

Brian with his wife and dear friends Noel and Judy and Bob and Avril at a Lodge evening.

Brian and Dorothy's Golden Wedding 2004.

Dad enoying himself with a rather large icecream and of course a beer!!!

Brian and Dorothy with great friends Bob and Avril on holiday.

Brian in his first car a 1937 Talbot 10AFR 30 ( he called it his 'little Arfur' )

Brian at Armstrong Whitworth.

Brian , Dorothy and friends at one of their many functions.

'Bandit at 6 o'clock'

Dad before he saw the Grand Canyon.

Brian on holiday with our cousins ,the Andrew family.

Brian with his mother and father and his in-laws with daughter Pamela and Philip ( taking photo )

The High Flyers.

Brian and Dorothy with Nigel Bridge-Wilkinson ( WM ) and Carol at St.Johns Lodge Ladies Night , 28th October, 2006

Brian with his Lodge colleagues

Brian at Lodge.

Brian and his family.

Brian, Dorothy, Pamela and Philip in Ibiza enjoying a tipple or two!!!

On holiday with the Andrew family.

The Rutters and Andrews again enjoying lunch somewhere??

What alot of hair !!! Brian, not sure how old, around 2yrs possibly.

A New Year get together with great friends John and Gwyneth Loudon and Stuart and Betty Andrew

Brian....before..... and

A Ladies Evening in 1973 with John and Gwyneth Loudon and friends.

Brian, Dorothy, Gwyneth ,with her son David and his wife Catherine and Uncle Stuart and Aunty Betty

Mum and Dad in the doorway of their 1st house together,16, Ridgeway Ave, Styvechale, Coventry.

Brian in his garden as a lad with his pet dog.

Are they waiting for a bus ??? A Probus outing to Durham, 25/05/2006. Can you spot yourselves ?

Contemplating..........

' At last we're in '........ Brian and Dorothy having a drink celebrating move into Ridgeway Ave.

Brian, John Loudon and Laurie enjoying an aperitif.

Brian, Dorothy ,Pamela with her husband Bill and son Christopher and Philip's wife Glenis having an aperitif before BBQ

Brian with Dorothy Philip and Glenis at Stoneleigh Golf Club in summer of 2018.

Brian enjoying a beer at one of his favourite pubs, 'The Malt Shovel', Bubbenhall with his family.

Brian's home when growing up in Cheylesmore, Coventry

Evening after Pam's wedding ,1987, Ralph and Bunty, John and Gwyneth, ( Brian taking photo )

Mum and Dad,1989, on one of their many visits to America, Hope Valley by Lake Tahoe.

Lovely photo of Brian and Dorothy.

Brian and Dorothy's wedding with Brian's best friend ,John Loudon as Best Man in 1954

Celebrating after the event with John Loudon.

What a sight !!

Facts about the RAF.

WoW!!!!!!!!!!!!

Red Arrows - beautiful.

'Close Encounters' - you can't beat the Red Arrows.

Straight through the middle

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Thoughts

Thank you for setting up this memorial to Lancelot Brian. We hope that you find it a positive experience developing the site and that it becomes a place of comfort and inspiration for you to visit whenever you want or need to.

Sent by RAF Benevolent Fund on 22/01/2021

I am I and you are you, whatever we were to each other that we still are. Speak to me in the easy way which you always used. Why should I be out of mind because I am out of sight? Life means all that it ever meant, it is the same as it ever was.

Extract from a poem by Henry Scott Holland

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