16 years on. Rip Robert Eaton

Uncle Spielberg

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• Sep 11, 2017

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RIP Robert Eaton. It is 16 years since we lost you in the terrorist attacks in New York.

Since then the Robert Eaton Memorial Fund has raised £ 225 000 to benefit disadvantaged children from 5 to 16 from the UK, Brighton, Sussex, Croydon, South Africa, Africa, Far East, the USA, Australia and many other places.


This legacy has seen numerous donations made to enhance the lives and put a smile on the faces of hundreds of children all over the World. A truly Global charity.
The REMF continues to go from strength to strength.


What a way to honour Robert

 

Simster

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• Sep 11, 2017

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I'm sure he'll be laughing his tits off at Palace from up there in heaven.

RIP one of our own.

 

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Jim D

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• Sep 11, 2017

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Simster said:

I'm sure he'll be laughing his tits off at Palace from up there in heaven.

RIP one of our own.

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And RIP all of the others

 

West Upper Seagull

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• Nov 28, 2017

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Just returned from 4 days in NYC, my first visit there and went to the 9/11 Memorial and made it my mission to search out Robert Eaton at the memorial to pay a personal tribute to a fellow Albion fan amongst so many names that tragically lost their lives that day. Took this photo at the location of the North Tower..... RIP Robert.

 

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Hope that the incredible good that has been done in his name is some comfort to his family and friends

 

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The Gem

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Seagull4Ever said:

Just returned from 4 days in NYC, my first visit there and went to the 9/11 Memorial and made it my mission to search out Robert Eaton at the memorial to pay a personal tribute to a fellow Albion fan amongst so many names that tragically lost their lives that day. Took this photo at the location of the North Tower..... RIP Robert.

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That Sir, made a tear in the eye

 

zefarelly

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• Nov 28, 2017

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The first REMF was a memorable event and an incredible achievment due to the efforts of all involved. Along with Robert, never to be forgotten.