Long John Baldry - memorial

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A FAMILY THANK YOU TO JOHN'S FRIENDS AND FANS It is now 12 months since our brother John died. My sister Margaret and I would like to now thank John's friends and fans for their kind messages of condolence after his untimely death. A memorial stone has been erected in the churchyard of St. Lawrence's Church, Edgware, London. John spent his formative years in this area and was a choirboy at the Church. As a young man he practiced his banjo and guitar in Canons Park nearby. John's love of baroque music was perhaps inspired at this church where Handel composed many of his works and played the organ there. A simple wooden cross which had previously marked the family grave site for 60 years has now been relocated to Dartmoor and is placed alongside a red oak which has been planted in lasting memory of John. John will be forever in our hearts. - Roger Baldry


	The red oak that's been planted for John will grow to 60 ft and is a truly magnificent tree-a fitting memorial to John. The other photos show St. Lawrence's Church and the memorial headstone. *- Roger Baldry*

Rod Stewart's Tribute - Friday, July 29, 2005 National Exhibition Centre Arena-Birmingham, West Midlands, England Rod Stewart performed Friday July 29th in Birmingham England and paid tribute to John by singing 'I'll Be Seeing You'. Thank you Rod for this heartfelt tribute.