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Julie and I are sorry to hear this sad news. Our thoughts are with David and his family at this difficult time.

Alan

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My thoughts and prayers are with you David and family

Wish I could be there Tuesday

Drop me an E mail David if there is anything I can do

Allan

Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family David. God Bless

so sorry to hear of your loss DAVID having lost my only son at 36yrs old I know how you must be feeling ,although we never met you were always a great help to me with numerous things, Condolences to you at this sad time RON& BRENDA.

David, we've not met yet, but have exchanged many words on here.

Very sincere condolences from us both at this sad time.

Stay strong David. Thoughts with you.

Was away yesterday, so just learnt of the tragic news of Sheila.
David & Sheila supported me on some of the events I ran & she was a great help in organising us men.
Will be greatly missed, but I am sure Sheila will still be supporting David in future activities.
Sorry, can't make Tuesday David, but will be there in spirit.

My deepest sympathy for your loss our thoughts are with you at this time

Our deepest sympathy. Words are useless at a time like this. The world is a poorer place for her passing.

Mel & Oli

This is dreadful news. I am so sorry to hear it.


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It was Sheila's funeral today It was as good as a funeral could be and it was a very big turnout, which just showed how well thought of both Sheila and David are. We joined the procession shortly after it set out, and we turned a few heads with 6 MGFs and TFs following the rest of the family. It might have been the cars or the fact we were all wearing Christmas jumpers. We did feel a little out of place turning up in our jumpers, but it soon became apparent that most knew who we were.

There were tears, laughter and lots of memories, both shared and personal. The music at the service was a mixture of Sheila's favourites and gave an insight into her varied tastes.

The gathering after the funeral was a credit to David and the venue was packed with people who welcomed us strangers and shared stories with us over some nice food. The walls were covered with pictures of Sheila and David through the years, from when they first met, up to and including the Christmas jumper photo from The Border Patrol Christmas party.

Sheila will be missed by us all, but she will always be with us on our trips and parties in our hearts.

Many thanks to David for inviting us and allowing us show our love for him and Sheila.

As sad an occasion as it is , Sounds like the perfect send off