We have created this memorial to celebrate the life of Haydn Scholes. Collecting your stories and memories here will offer us great comfort. Thank you for contributing to this lasting memorial.
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Haydn will be sadly missed, but what a great life. What a great father, grandfather, husband and inspiration to many.
We are asking people to share memories and photos of Haydn on this webpage.
One of Haydn's greatest passions was for all things mechanical (Hayfix) and he dedicated his working life to such, such a good cause - renewable energy. The sheer engineering elegance of producing life sustaining energy from wind and sunlight... see more
Haydn will be sadly missed, but what a great life. What a great father, grandfather, husband and inspiration to many.
We are asking people to share memories and photos of Haydn on this webpage.
One of Haydn's greatest passions was for all things mechanical (Hayfix) and he dedicated his working life to such, such a good cause - renewable energy. The sheer engineering elegance of producing life sustaining energy from wind and sunlight is the kind of engineering solution that made him happy.
That is why we asking people to donate to our chosen charity, SolarAid, an international organisation that brings 'lightness into dark' helping to combat poverty and climate change at https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising-edit/HaydnScholes
Everyone who knew Haydn will think fondly when we remember him.
Etched in my memory - Haydn collecting me, after taking the overnight train from Paddington, at Perrnawell Station in 1984 - to take me to my new job at the Hot Rocks project.......working for Haydn. What had I let myself in for? 36 years... moreEtched in my memory - Haydn collecting me, after taking the overnight train from Paddington, at Perrnawell Station in 1984 - to take me to my new job at the Hot Rocks project.......working for Haydn. What had I let myself in for? 36 years ago.......Have to admire his perseverance on the renewables front. Will remember our more recent meetings at the Norway Inn for lunch to catch up on latest happenings........ less
As Dad says, Haydn's hospitality and willingness to transport Brownies was a big feature of my childhood and my friendship with Melissa! The lift home from Brownies with Haydn via Costcutter, where we were allowed to buy a snack (I always had Nice And... moreAs Dad says, Haydn's hospitality and willingness to transport Brownies was a big feature of my childhood and my friendship with Melissa! The lift home from Brownies with Haydn via Costcutter, where we were allowed to buy a snack (I always had Nice And Spicy NikNaks) were a highlight of my 8year-old week. My heart goes out to the whole family as you mourn the loss of Mr Scholes. With love and prayers, Ele x less
Haydn was our neighbour for over 30 years and was always ready with priceless technical knowledge and advice such as when solar panels were launched. Our daughter Eleanor and Melissa were close friends when at school and Haydn was generous with lifts and... moreHaydn was our neighbour for over 30 years and was always ready with priceless technical knowledge and advice such as when solar panels were launched. Our daughter Eleanor and Melissa were close friends when at school and Haydn was generous with lifts and lovely meals for them. We will miss meeting him out walking with Helen and out with the grandchildren too. We send you all our sincerest condolences.
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He must have liked driving as he drove us (me, Melissa and Rosie) to Bristol and back in the sane day for a concert, as well as to the south of France on holiday.
I will remember him with a rumbling chuckle and a disapproving tone! Rest well Haydn Rest... moreHe must have liked driving as he drove us (me, Melissa and Rosie) to Bristol and back in the sane day for a concert, as well as to the south of France on holiday.
I will remember him with a rumbling chuckle and a disapproving tone! Rest well Haydn Rest Well xx Holly Young less
When we were teenagers I remember Haydn saying that he only had space in his brain for important things (his work) and not things like his children’s names or birthdays! He made the best desert using double cream and Maryland cookies! And he always... moreWhen we were teenagers I remember Haydn saying that he only had space in his brain for important things (his work) and not things like his children’s names or birthdays! He made the best desert using double cream and Maryland cookies! And he always welcomed/ tolerated everyone into his home less
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