Funeral arrangements & tributes to John "Gramps" Clifford R.I.P.

[Stanley]

Apologies for the late notice. I was only asked tonight if I could cross-link to this from Bushman @ QPRReport.

The funeral is tomorrow if anyone can make it:

http://qprreport.proboards.com/threa...-john-clifford

http://qprreport.proboards.com/threa...-benefit-tiger

[qprted]

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rerst in peace gentle gramps,love and peace to your family

[bushcelt1]

R.I.P.

[Kevin Mcleod]

Rip gramps. Hope its a good r's turnout.

[QPRWEBBIE]

Over the years people pass on and tributes are shared on WATRB, I have been following the club away from home for about 33 years and have got to know a lot of faces some that you regularly talk too and others you always say hello too. The problem is when people start posting condolences could somebody put a picture up the the person we are losing from our Rangers family so we actually know who it is by face and not just name.

[Stanley]

Over the years people pass on and tributes are shared on WATRB, I have been following the club away from home for about 33 years and have got to know a lot of faces some that you regularly talk too and others you always say hello too. The problem is when people start posting condolences could somebody put a picture up the the person we are losing from our Rangers family so we actually know who it is by face and not just name.

There's a card for his family from the QPR Report forum, with a special message from Andy Evans, CEO of QPR in the Community Trust here: http://ashdownranger.co.uk/gramps-fa...ard-proof.html

Gramps had written a book on the history of QPR called 'The Old Days', the proceeds of which continue to go to QPR In The Community Trust

[QPRWEBBIE]

There's a card for his family from the QPR Report forum, with a special message from Andy Evans, CEO of QPR in the Community Trust here: http://ashdownranger.co.uk/gramps-fa...ard-proof.html

Gramps had written a book on the history of QPR called 'The Old Days', the proceeds of which continue to go to QPR In The Community Trust

Nice touch & thank you Stanley for putting the picture up, hope in future the same will be done so we know by face the person that had sadly departed.

[dsqpr]

I have Gramps' book and a second copy for Gator which I keep forgetting to give to him! Carl, remind me next time we are going to get together!

RIP Gramps.

[Bigdave]

RIP

[Hertford Hoop]

RIP

I bought one of those books from him, he put a lovely note inside thanking me and hoped I enjoyed it, a real gentleman

[IsleworthRanger]

RIP John

[nige101uk]

As a FYI, our publishing company publish the ebook and as with Gramps wishes ALL proceeds (including our publisher cut) will continue to go to the Tiger Cubs for ever. When the time is right we'd also like to republish the paperback under the same terms so it can be sold in the club shop etc. However, now is not the time to be approaching the family for permission to do that.
RIP John. You were a great writer as well as a great human.

[Billericay*icky]

Ah absolutely gutted that I only just read that the funeral was today and I was actually in Maldon at 1pm today with my two lads (both Rangers season ticket holders having pie n mash in the High St). If only I'd seen this earlier we would all have gone to pay our respects.

I will definitely make a donation to the Community Foundation in his name and would love to get a paper copy of the book when it's republished.

RIP John - Rangers family man.