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Well done Robin, this has come together really well. Your family will be proud and I’m sure that Sir Harry, looking down, will be blushing with pleasure.
In New Zealand, where I am from, the Maori people consider it the most noble thing a person can do, to honour their forebears, to those who have come before. You have done this in the most modern of ways, and in doing so, bring also your father’s words to life, honouring him also.