阿飞

2023年2月3日

|一个伤心的妻子赞扬她最好的朋友和丈夫仅仅两个月后他去世后他被诊断出患了癌症。加里•贝格-一个泥瓦匠,溺爱孩子的爸爸从交易上周五平静地去世,享年53岁后短与积极形式的疾病。加里•贝格,见妻子艾玛,上周五经过短暂的战斗与癌症去世备受宠爱的居家男人只有10年,娶了他的伙伴艾玛·贝格,七个月前,和他们一起展望未来。但在11月他们的生活永远改变了后当加里摔断了手臂滚在床上,让他在极度的痛苦中。艾玛解释道:“建筑商通常只是甩掉疼痛,因为他们认为它将会因为他们已经解除。但那天晚上,他被救护车QEQM,幸运的是他有一个非常好奇的医生。“他们要把他带走一但这医生说他不会让他走,因为骨头不只是休息在床上滚动。第二天他每个测试。加里和他的儿子桑尼,继子哈利和阿飞他在婚礼上交易”在一天结束的时候,我们被告知他们发现在他的肺损伤和他有肺癌主要和次要的骨癌。“这是4级先进,咄咄逼人,并在他的身体在六、七个地方。 "We just couldn’t believe it." Garry had always been fit and healthy but the illness began impacting his mobility, and his arm never healed. Emma, 50, recalls: "I had to leave work and become his full-time carer. The couple have known each other since they were children, but married last year after 10 years together "He had five rounds of radiotherapy with the view of starting chemotherapy last Friday. "But in himself, he knew his body was giving up. "I don’t think he really shared how much pain he was in because he was so dignified and proud. "He opted to go to the hospice on the Wednesday. All his family came in and out. "He died peacefully and we said our goodbyes on Friday. The speed of it is just terrible. Garry with son Sonny "He had no filter but you always knew where you stood with him. "He was honest, an open book - he couldn’t lie. He was forthcoming, with the most wicked sense of humour. "We had the best 10 years of our life together, he was my best friend. "He accepted what was happening like the brave gentleman he is." Emma says her husband was her best friend Garry lived in Albert Road, but was born at Buckland Hospital and grew up in Sholden with his mum Dianne, dad Gary, and sister Kerry. While he shared 10 years with his wife, the couple have known each other since they were at school when Emma was best friends with Garry's sister. However, the pair - who have three children between them - went on to have their own families before meeting again in their 40s. Garry had a son Sonny, 19, and two stepsons, Harry, 28 and Alfy 22. Sonny hopes to one day have a bench installed in his dad's honour along Deal pier - a place where they shared lots of memories. Garry enjoyed taking aerial images of Deal He captured thousands of people taking part in the Deal boxing day dip Over the past few years Gary got his drone licence and enjoyed taking before and after pictures of projects he worked on, as well as aerial landscapes around Deal. "I bought him his first drone on his birthday," remembers Emma. "He took it out for a test run on the beach and lost it at sea. "He could see the coordinates of where it was in the Channel, but there was no way of retrieving it. "He just loved finding places to picture with his drone; he loved sunsets, sunrises, pictures of derelict buildings. Garry is described as being a "gentleman" with a "wicked sense of humour" "He even took his drone on our honeymoon. "We are devastated but there has been such an outpouring of love." Many of Garry's drone photos can be purchased from The Saracens Head in Deal. Funeral arrangements have yet to be made.