Gustav (Schlacke) Lamche, a filmmaker of many lives

Vivian Berger, the schoolboy of Oz who sparked obscenity trial

Louisa Hedges, the ‘butcheress’ who made sure nobody went hungry

Sir Alan Budd, Mister Wisteria was a wise economic head

Terry Madden, rag’n’bone man raconteur

Giles Radice, loyal Labour MP and musical fan was always there for constituents

Alix Palmer, journalist whose career took her from Aberfan to Idi Amin

Kevin McCarthy, a proud Irishman and teller of tales

Wherever I went in the world, people would ask about Bruce

Patricia Pank, singing nurse who opened doors of home to refugees

Malcolm Grove, dependable travel lover who took ‘gardening leave’ literally

Frances Turner, social worker who spent a life helping others

Greta Joachim, Windrush school worker who overcame challenge of autism

Joe Parham, courageous campaigner who gave hope to UK prisoners locked up abroad

Elke Frick: Farewell to the ‘woman in white’ of Camden Town

Dave Collins, the glue that made our school a team

Max Fordham, Alexandra estate engineer who designed and built his own home

Elizabeth Kwantreng, nursery manager chose helping others over life of royalty

Dawreen Charles, the singing nurse with the soul of carnival

Sally Joseph, social worker with unending empathy for children in care