The obituary notice of Colin Graham John HIGGINS

I feel so lost without you here
The world feels quiet, I wish that you were near
I miss the melodies from your guitar
Your clipper ship drawings, your beautiful art
I long to hear your voice once again
My heart is breaking, in so much pain
I know that one day we will reunite
Paradise must be a beautiful sight
Until then in my memories you will remain
In the music, in the art, in songs that I will play
I’ll see you in the Cornish oceans, and in the sky
In memories that will never die 🖤

Gonna miss u grandad holiday will never be the same without you u always came to Cornwall with us always making joke and always making us laugh ur the best grandad anyone could have wished for I’ll never forget you and will always love you

Colin Thank you for being a part of my life for 44years,for the love, laughter and joy you brought to my life. I will love and miss you always and remember your beautiful guitar music, your unique talented art work and your jokes you were forever telling. A big part of me has gone with you and my life will never be the same. Wish we could have one more slice of lemon meringue pie together again. I cherish our holidays in Cornwall and the joy you brought by just being there. RIP Colin until we are together again continue playing your guitar in heaven Love and miss you always in my heart you will stay.
Jenny❤️

I miss u so much grandad I miss when u use to throw us the ball and play football with us I miss all your funny joke I miss going on holiday with u and loved how unique you was there was no one like you and I will never forget you love you

I miss you so much dad. Everything feels different without you. It’s so quiet in a way that doesn’t feel right, because you were never quiet. You were loud in the best way always talking, always laughing,
always filling the room with something. I miss you playing your guitar you were so talented and had the best taste in music, I miss it so much. I miss watching antiques shows with you I know how much you loved your antiques. And your jokes so silly, sometimes nonstop, but that was you so full of life unique and eccentric in every way. I think about your drawings too. The clipper ships. How you taught me how to draw when I was a child, how every time I drew something you would praise me and tell me I was brilliant even as an adult. I loved drawing with you and I will always remember during Covid how you and I used to stay awake all night just drawing together and watching Bob Ross. And Cornwall.The holidays we had there. The sea, the laughs, just being together. Those memories mean everything to me now. Life will never be the same without you now dad. I wish I could go back.Just for one more day with you. I wish I had one more hug, one more long conversation, one more laugh with you. I love you, Dad. More than I ever said enough.I hope you knew that.
I really hope you did. I’m so sorry I didn’t always answer your calls and I’d give anything just to see your name pop up on my phone once again just so I can listen to you rambling on and playing the guitar. I am so sorry dad and would give anything. I’d love the chance just to be able to tell you that I love you. I miss you every day. And I always will. You were the most funny, unique, sweet man and I thank you for being my dad. Thank you for the memories and rest in paradise, I can’t wait to see you again.