Memories of Harry Singh Mohain

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Harry Singh Mohain

London, UK

1964 - April 12, 2020

1964 - Apr 12, 2020

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Saleem Rao

Harry and I joined customs on the same day..will always be missed. Saleem Rao

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Sukh

We only have memories left now. How I wish for one more day with my friend Harry. It took me 32 years to meet Harry, he immediately took me under his wing and gave me unconditional friendship. Generous, humble, honest and easy to get on with. Worked me very hard, his work ethic ingrained in me. Standing next to Harry meant that no one was going to bother you, Harry had respect from everyone, even back then.
Every job I had then he was right next to me, guiding directing showing how it should be done. Harry had a saying back then “it’s my way or the highway, there’s no shortcuts in this game”. The night shifts spent together were engrossed in chatting about our families, how proud he was of his wife and children the love he had for his parents. Proper family man.
Harry introduced me to Pram Sharma , what can I say, they were joined at the hip. They introduced me to the Glassy Junction! Kebabs and fizzy pop on night shifts!!!
When me and my family moved house he was there with Pram helping, actually grafting, blisters and all.
I have been fortunate that he came into my life then, he touched people with his humbleness and love, a gift you can say that few people have.
Now 20 years plus I still mention Harry to every new recruit that I have worked with. I’d embarrass him and sing his praises, he’d pretend to pay me a fiver! But it’s true he was an exceptional human being. Harry I’ll try my very hardest that you are never forgotten, you prided in your hard work, not for glory, plaudits or financial gain, but job satisfaction and helping others.
Harry believed in trust, he had your back forever, when trust was gained. Too many stories are stored with me. I’ll cherish his friendship and brotherly love. God bless you Harry & your family. RIP. Our beloved son from Moranwali.
Sukh Hayre & family

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Dal Dokal

Harry I first met you in 2004 when we used to be on sister teams those days were definitely very memorable. Then our paths crossed again and we started working on the same team. Thank you for all your help and support it was a pleasure to work with you. You truly were a very hard worker and enjoyed what you did. Your death is still a shock and you will be missed dearly by everyone who knew you...RIP our friend
May God give all your family and friends the strength during this difficult time 🙏🏼

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James Hayward

Harry was an absolute top bloke and the definition of a gentleman. I didn't work with Harry everyday at Heathrow but I didn't need to to know that he was a credit to his family, friends and colleagues and his country. He will be sorely missed by all. Deepest condolences to friends and family.

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RIP Harry... 🙏 RIP Harry... 🙏 RIP Harry... 🙏

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I’ve really been struggling with what to write and words can never do justice to what myself, and I’m sure others close to Harry feel right now. Having only come to Heathrow a few years ago Harry was one of the first people I met. We worked closely together as colleagues, quickly becoming good friends. You brought Mary and I into your inner circle always showering us with generosity and kindness. I am forever grateful for all the support you gave me at work and cherish the great memories we shared together with our friends, often down the pub, pint in hand. I wish you were still here with us. I will never forget the times we had and you will always live in my memories. Wherever you are now, I know you will be at peace and you will always live on with us. Shushma, Jay, Sukhmani, please accept my deepest condolences for your loss.

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Balraj Dhanjal

Where do I begin I dont think that I will ever be able to put into words how much Harry did for me and all those who he loved. Both Harry and I shared alot of memories together that of which I will cherish forever. I will always hear his voice in my head guiding me to do the right thing and telling me off when I am misbehaving.

Harry never let me go awol or off track and always had my back. He taught me alot about life which I will forever be greatful. I will ensure that whatever I do from now onwards plays credit to the positive influence he had on my life. He touched alot of people and was a loving soul.

Harry your legacy will forever live on. Until we meet again RIP I will never forget you.

Bal

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Will Imeson

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From Will Imeson Colleague and friend.

When I first joined customs back in the early 2000’s on detection Harry was an officer on that team; the Juliet 1’s.
I was young and and new to the job. He was a great mentor to me showing me the ways of the job and how to work in the channels. he was a really good detecting officer and always got good jobs. I looked up to him as a guide and as a bench mark for what a good officer should be. He will always be a guide In That sense. As well as at work we shared many a pint and curry, a top guy, I always thought Harry was a bit of a throw back to the 1970’s I could imagine him in the sweeny or the professionals or some TV show from that era, especially with that tash he sported many years back. Harry’s passing came as a great shock, he seemed like the kind of guy who was always going to be around. He will be very much missed but always someone l’ll hold in my memory as a good friend and very good officer. he leaves a large void that cannot be filled. Condolences to all the family and one final Goodbye Harry! 🍻cheers mate.

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