Craig Bradford / Lord Roland Ironbeard’s Last Hurrah
Event description
Please join us to mourn and celebrate the life of Craig Bradford AKA Lord Roland Ironbeard on Thursday December 15th at The Brighton Town Hall - Main Hall.
If you would like to see Lord Roland in all his finery and wish him farewell in person, there will be a viewing at the Hall from 1pm.
Otherwise, feel free to come at 1:30pm for a welcome drink and a catch up. The ceremony begins at 2pm sharp, followed by stories shared and refreshments offered at the same venue.
Please RSVP by Monday December 12 to assist with catering and seating plans:
We would love everyone to be able to join us, however, we ask that if you're feeling unwell, or experiencing any symptoms of Covid-19 please join us on the livestream:
Memorial Card:
We invite you to leave message for Craig’s family on the memorial card at the link below:
Donations:
If you feel called, you might like to offer a donation to one of these charities:
Parking:
The hall is 650m from Middle Brighton Train Station. Parking is available on side streets and at the Brighton Library car park. Street parking in the area is limited to 2 hours.
NB: This event is not at the Last Hurrah, but at The Brighton Town Hall Please check the map on the invite for directions.
Burial:
Craig's burial will happen on Friday December 16th at 2pm at Emerald Cemetery, Section J grave 197. If you would like to attend, you are most welcome. The Cemetery is at 180 Macclesfield Road, Avonsleigh.
Livestream:
Watching a funeral via livestream can be a very strange experience. You might like to consider the following to make the experience as comfortable as possible:
- The livestream can be watched live, or you can watch it at a later time
- Consider having a friend with you to offer support, or have someone you can call for support
- Have snacks and drinks at the ready, so you can settle in
- Bring objects of comfort and find a space you can really settle in
- Arrange to call someone afterwards for a debrief
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