Ronald Farnfield

Unfourtunatly we are unable to be with you today, our love and sympathy to you all, Ron was funny, and full of adventure he will be missed by all sweet dreams love Anita, Colin and family

We know Ron from our first arrival in Diyarbakir, when he & Sharon welcomed us to our new posting. Many happy hours were spent at Lake Hazar, trying to start our jetskis. We all met again later in Cairo when our postings once more coincided. So many happy memories, Ron will be missed by those who knew him.

We know Ron from our first arrival in Diyarbakir, when he & Sharon welcomed us to our new posting. Many happy hours were spent at Lake Hazar, trying to start our jetskis. We all met again later in Cairo when our postings once more coincided. So many happy memories, Ron will be missed by those who knew him.

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I met Ron in the Egyptian Western Desert, where we both worked for Shell. The expats had built their own bar that they called Sulemans Bar, the lowest watering hole in the world. The base was in the Qattara Depression, which is over a hundred metres below sea level. Ron enjoyed playing the guitar, appreciated by his fellow expats as we washed away the dust from the day. We later met Sharon back in Cairo and when we had all moved to France after Ron retired to their restoration project home. Ron's memory will be treasured, he was one of those really nice people you meet in life.

Thinking of you in these difficult times. I remember Ron and his guitar, the twinkle in his eyes and his cheeky smile. My sincere condolences on the passing of a real gentleman and rebel.