Malcolm (Danny) Richard Eves

28.06.1943 - 17.08.2024

Funeral Service Information

Funeral Service at Mintlyn Crematorium on Thursday, 12 September, 2024 at 1:45 pm

Funeral Home: TFS - Kings Lynn

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A really lovely man who will be greatly missed!

Chris & Mary Carter

Thanks for the memories Bro, it's been an absolute blast. You'll always be in our thoughts love Pat & Ian xxxx

Ian Eves

Remembering working with Danny at Barkers in the 60s and 70s. We "grew up" together - working hard and playing hard. Great memories of a time long ago !

Gerald and Suzanne Allen

Sleep Tight Uncle Danny. Thank you for the wonderful memories. We love & miss you Joanne, Rob, Josh & Gaby Barrell xx

Joanne Barrell

In memory of Danny, a beloved brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Forever in our thoughts.

Marion, Tony and Thomas Firrell

Happy memories of a brilliant Uncle. Now at peace x

Adam, Tracy & Jessica Firrell

Thanks for musical memories

Robert Hindry

The world was a better place for Danny being in it and a sadder one now he's not. But he will forever live on in all the memories we have of him and how he touched our lives.

Richard Scrimshaw

Will be sadly missed by so many.

carol murphy (brunton)

Rogers

Melanie

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When I first met Danny he was working at Long's Stonemasons in Downham Market. He was playing in the band in this picture pre The Strollers. I can't remember the name of the band, but the other guys were Tony Mansell, Roger Rose and Richard Gunns. That would have been about 1960. Happy Memories. x

Patricia Robertson

I’ve known Danny since the 60’s, when he joined the Strollers, now probably talking old times with my brother Derrick, lead guitar.❤️‍🩹

Carol Murphy (Brunton)

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At the most difficult times its nice to have professional support that is genuinely given, couldn’t have asked for more for my mothers passing.

Paul Neale