Prince Philip's death proved to end an era for the Royal Family. He had been at the Queen's side for 73 years and served most of them as her consort - assisting her in her duties. But he also had a remarkable life of his own and was a Royal Navy hero thanks to his brave actions in the Second World War and set up the pioneering Duke of Edinburgh's Award. He was also a patron, president and member of more than 700 organisations and had a passion for the natural world, engineering and technology. These aspects of his life were celebrated at his memorial service at Westminster Abbey, which nearly all his family members attended. And as the years go on, the memory of Prince Philip remains strong; it seems several family members are keen to keep his memory and legacy alive…