Stephen Denyer
Memorial Service
21 June 2024
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About
A memorial service will be held on Friday 21 June at Temple Church, London followed by a reception at the Law Society.
Stephen made a wide-ranging and enduring contribution to the legal profession both here and abroad over the full length of a very distinguished legal career. We hope that you can join us in remembering his life and commitment to the profession.
The memorial service will be in person and online.
Programme:
6pm Service - Temple Church, London
7pm Reception - 113 Chancery Lane, London
Due to limited capacity in the venues, please RSVP as soon as possible to guarantee your place. Virtual attendees should also use the same link to register your interest - a link will then be shared 48hrs ahead of the service to the provided email.
https://email.lawsociety.org.uk/s/0c20d0d279f1872498ad0a915da4dba545869939/h=ff00c6b98a1d806dfbc0648b2d45aefef704fd34
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2 years ago
Michael Napier
2 years ago
As recorded so well in the tribute by Guy Beringer at the memorial service Stephen was an outstanding figure in the law and his support for pro bono was exemplary. It was a privilege to have known him
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John Kendall
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Karen Parker (Simkin)
2 years ago
My deepest condolences to Monika and all the family. He was taken far too soon. A very special person who made an impact wherever he went! A great boss.
2 years ago
City Remembrancer's Office
2 years ago
In memory of Stephen. We will miss his kindness, thoughtfulness and wise perspective.
2 years ago
Lizzette Robleto de Howarth
2 years ago
Thank you for all your support and commitment to the work on the rule of law, gender equality, and human rights. Your legacy will live on.
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F. Jamil
2 years ago
In loving memory of Stephen, much loved by many of us ❤️
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Charles Morgan
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Jeff and Rita Golden
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With wonderful memories of very special friend and great admiration for all that he accomplished.
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