Mr Adam Lee Murphy

E 2 web.jpegPreviously of Wellesbourne, latterly of Cheltenham. Former student of Hampton Lucy Primary School, Princethorpe College and graduate of Lincoln University.

Unexpectedly passed away at home, peacefully on Monday 18th March 2024, aged 35 years.

Beloved son of Thelm and Ken, brother to Lianne and  grandson to Thelma. Much loved stepson to Lisa and stepbrother to Emily. Dearly loved and sadly missed by his whole family, friends and all who knew him.

E 1 web.jpeg

Adam’s funeral service will take place at Oakley Wood Crematorium, North Chapel, on Friday 19th April 2024 at 11:00 a.m.

Family flowers only. Donations in memory of Adam can be made at the funeral service or via the 'Donate' button below. These will be split between, ‘Spaniel Assist Rescue & Rehoming’, and ‘SpecialEffect’ for disabled gamers. 

Funeral enquiries care of R. Locke & Son, Wellesbourne on (01789) 840 744.

 

Total collected to date: £924.50

Charity details

Specialeffect Org Uk

We’re transforming the lives of people with physical challenges right across the world through the innovative use of technology. At the core of this mission is our work to optimise inclusion, enjoyment and quality of life by helping people control video games to the best of their abilities for as long as they need us. Our team of occupational therapists and gaming specialists in the UK create bespoke control setups for hundreds of individuals each year, while our R&D team use what we learn in the field to develop freely-available resources and solutions to help level the playing field for gamers with physical challenges all over the world.

This mission of inclusion extends beyond gaming, whether that’s by using eye-gaze technology to bring communication, independence and hope for people in intensive care units with a severe injury or illness, or by using telepresent robots to reconnect medically isolated children with their education and friends. Whatever we do, we’re committed to making life better for the people that need us, for as long as possible.

Nobody likes being left out, so we’re levelling the video game playing field for people with disabilities. By using solutions ranging from modified controllers to eye-tracking sensors, we’re finding ways for people to play to the very best of their abilities. It’s life-transforming work that’s bringing families and friends together and having a profoundly positive impact on quality of life.

Registered Number 1121004

http://www.specialeffect.org.uk

Spaniel Assist Rescue & Rehoming

We are Spaniel Assist Rescue & Re-Homing

Voluntary Non-Profit Association

Founded in July 2015 by Dawn Clough who works tirelessly with the help of volunteers to make sure that each and every Spaniel is placed in the right home for their individual needs. 

Dawn deals with each and every dog personally and always takes great care and attention when choosing the right foster or forever home for each specific dog, based on their own needs. Reassuring and advising owners that are relinquishing their Spaniel, and helping to put their mind at ease at this difficult time.

Spaniel Assist is a Non Profit Group run by a team of dedicated volunteers with one mission - to remove spaniels from vulnerable conditions and find them a safe and loving home and also to rehome for owners that have a change of circumstances

Service details

Cremation Service

19 April, 2024 11:00

Oakley Wood Crematorium

Oakley Wood Crematorium, Oakley Wood Road, Bishop's Tachbrook, Leamington Spa , CV33 9QP

Messages of condolence

All my thoughts and condolences to the family in such a sad time

Mr Tim O’Connell

Thinking of you all at this sad time.

Mrs Marian Jeffs

Words can never say how much you will be missed by family and friends, you will be forever 35.

Ms Yvonne Gajny

Love and miss you always, forever in our memories. With love, Shaun & Lydia

Mr Shaun Stubbins

I miss you everyday at work, thank you for all your expertise, help and kindness, rest in peace x

Ms Karen Hinds

In remembrance of such a lovely man. Bless him.

Wendy Bryan

Cash donations received at the Funeral Service.

Anonymous .

Although I only had the pleasure on a handful of occasions he was always a perfect gentleman. I would cite the one Christmas when he taught us to play exploding kittens lol, very patient too! Rest in peace xx

Miss Jayne Whittingham

From everyone at work.

Digital Intelligence