Dedicated to the memory of Dr Ian Hampton
This site is a tribute to Ian also known as 'hampers' by some of his friends, who was born in Kings Lynn on March 03, 1936. A much loved brother, husband, father, grand dad, uncle and trusted and reliable friend, Ian will always be remembered as a kind, gentle, funny, dependable, intelligent, cuddly, generous, tenacious, strong irreplaceable man.
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4 years ago
Ron and Margaret Miller
In memory of a very dear friend
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4 years ago
Chris Brading
A great friendship forged in shared experiences well remembered
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Jennie & Peter x
Ian was a lovely man. He will be sadly missed by so many. xxx
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*Ian,my late cousin Marjory's husband,was a most warm & friendly character & so modest about his professional achievements. A most loving father & grandfather.
With our love & condolences to Delyth's family & Marilyn his sister.
from Paul,Carole & family.
Paul
April 4th, 2018
Ian had a house in a small village in south-west France - Pontcirq, Lot. He loved being there and made many friends. Thank you, Ian, for the good times we spent together.
Jean-louis, Bobbie, Alain, Aline, Alexandre and Lily.
Bobbie
March 27th, 2018
I always enjoyed working with Ian when Leeds University field course visited the Institute of Naval Medicine (Gosport) or Portsmouth University each year, and when I went to Leeds to lecture. A positive, upbeat man with a wealth of knowledge and experience. A sad loss. Condolences to his family and friends. Mike Tipton.
Michael
March 27th, 2018
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