Robert first went to Burnham Overy in 1939 aged 5, and has played an active part in Norfolk life ever since. He loved the many years he spent there and was passionate about supporting the people, the community and the natural environment of Norfolk, which he considered to be his home.
![Robert Wilson Stephens sits outside on a wall, holding a cane. He wears a blue fleece and flat cap and is smiling. Robert Wilson Stephens sits outside on a wall, holding a cane. He wears a blue fleece and flat cap and is smiling.](
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A Service of Thanksgiving was held in Norfolk at All Saints Church, Burnham Thorpe, PE31 8HS at 12 noon on Friday, 24th March.
Thank you to all who attended and to all those who have donated in Robert’s memory; so far, together we have raised more than £2,500.
You can donate online quickly and securely using the form above. Alternatively, please make a cheque payable to Norfolk Community Foundation (referencing ‘In mem RWS’ on the reverse) and send it to Norfolk Community Foundation, St. James Mill, Whitefriars, Norwich, NR3 1TN.