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To my darling dad, i miss you so so much,i love you so very much and always will, i have sad tears as i can no longer see,speak or have a laugh with you in person but i will hold all the memories forever in my heart, my happy tears are that you are no longer with pain or suffering and for that i am so grateful, you will soon be on your way home to Kintore and the bonnie banks of Scotland,the sky will be blue, and the birds will be singing to you all the way home with the bagpies playing in the distant,you really are a true Braveheart dad a true Scot.Rest peacefully dad,you will always be with me. xxxx
To a Dad in a million. Thank you so much for a life of happy memories. You have been a hero over the last 17yrs we are so very honoured to have had you as our dad. Errol will raise his Costa coffee to your memory. For ever in our hearts miss you so much but am happy your suffering has ended. God Bless you darling dad xxxxx
Grandad you will be missed dearly but you are at peace now and I’ll always be proud to call you my very brave grandad. Love and miss you always and you’ll be forever in my heart xxxxx
Sending much love from your last brother Norrie
From Edinburgh xx
Dearest Roy. Away up the road and meet up with Scottie and Myrtle, your old friends will be waiting there for you. You have been a brave man for such a long time. Whenever I saw you, I always found you with a smile on your face. It was a pleasure to know you. God bless.
Sleep peacefully Uncle Roy with all my love Fiona xxx
Sending lots of love to you Aunty Meg and all your loving family at this sad time. You are a very special person and through happy and sad times you have been without doubt the shining star in Uncle Roy’s life. Thinking of you all from Aberdeenshire and Wales
Marjory and Elizabeth XX
Roy you have had a difficult time over the last few years , after your stroke, but always had a smile on your face.
You bore this well, thanks to the love and care , of Aunt Meg , Sylvia and Lyn, who have been your rocks.
Rest in peace Roy, you lived a lovely life, and will be greatly missed.
My deepest sympathy to Meg and family. May Roy rest in peace.
To our friend Roy, we will certainly miss that beaming smile from out your window as we pass. The kids have already said they miss you as we go out on our walk. The most kind and caring soul with the warmest heart. Thank you for making our walks brighter each day. Rest in Peace our dear friend. Gone but NEVER forgotten. For you Meg, we will always be here when you need us. Big hugs to Meg, Silvia, Errol and Linda at this very sad time ❤
In Loving Memory of Uncle Roy.
Remembering all the Happy Family get together’s over the years, with fond memories of them all.
Rest in Peace,
With love from,
Heather & Dave,
Gordon & Dianne,
Alison & Dylan and all their families,
xxxx
Our deepest condolences to the whole family.
We have found memories of Roy from the times he visited our dearest friend Sylvia. His beaming smile and jolly nature plus his super sense of humour will live in our memories . His interaction with our children when playing with Andrew will also be remembered by our kids as very happy times. Roy will be greatly missed by everyone that met him. Rest in Peace. Sending lots of love and prayers. Vicky, Erdil , Norma and Daniel xxx
You will be sorely missed Uncle Roy.
Sending love and well wishes at this time; especially to Aunty Meg, Sylvia and Lyn and all of your wonderful grandchildren and great grandchildren.
With love from Kirstin and Roy in Florida, USA.
Grandad. What can I say, still cant believe you have gone but I know you are at peace and no more suffering. The stroke stopped us going to the pub and watching the football, playing pool, getting a bit drunk and getting told off by gran but it never stopped you having a smile on your face. I’ll never forget the day me and katherine got married and you having the little hat on your head at the dinner table which showed no matter what you still had a sense of humour! I am grateful you got to see that day and to meet your great grand children who you loved so much and brought a smile to your face, they will never forget you. 17 years you fought and fought and gave me soany memories that I will never forget. For now it is goodbye but one day I will see you again for a pint in the sky. Love you always from me, Katherine, Zak & Charlie xxxxx
Condolances from across the miles to my dear sister Meg, her daughters Sylvia and Linda and the clan. Thinking of you all with kind thoughts.
Roy will be sadly missed by many. Let’s remember the good times we had together. I will never forget Roy’s kindness to me. Now he is at peace. Till we meet again, Betty in Australia.
My Darling Roy. You were one in a million who braved your illness for many years. Always kind hearted. And giving my heart aches for you every second of the day. We had a long happy marriage plenty of laughter along the way. Miss you dreadfully rest in peace you deserve it. From your loving wife Meg xxxxxx
Grandad,
Tough to write a few words on a page to capture how much love, fun and enjoyment you brought to those around you. I’m glad that even if only for a few years you were able to meet Emma and Eleanor and hope the last video they sent continues to put a smile on your face. Your memory lives on in those strong Davidson genes I inherited and I take comfort in the fact I’ll always be short but with a great head of hair!
We’re all sad at this time, but also happy that there is no longer any suffering and you’re looking down on us from a better place. You’ll be forever in our thoughts until we meet again. All our love xxx
Father you will be with me every time I have a latte. I will be waiting for the ohhhh and that is between you and me. Also am sure you will tell me somehow that I have missed a bit of edging when I cut your grass. You have left me with happy memories that will live on. God bless you till we meet again. Love Errol xxxx
Sending you all my love and sympathy during this sad time xx
Much Love xxx
Hi Roy. Everyone is missing you, and our hope is that you are in a nice place and at peace.
Peter
Grandad I felt that I didn’t give you justice on my last message so this is for you…When Gary and I was kids we played the game BULLSEYE and you paced up and down the living room making Cow noises and pointing to your eye…From what I remember it went on for a while and we couldn’t get the answer till you told us…We also played in your back garden you can’t cross the road and they were such happy memories for me Gary and Andrew. I remember the old school fire that you always came downstairs humming da da de da da dum and wash your hair with soap in the kitchen sink and went into the living room on your hands and knees trying to dry your hair and there wasn’t much with it grandad back in the day. Know that I love always and so so proud that you’re always special to me and Trev sends his love xxxxxxx
Me and my grandad xxx
Dearest Uncle Roy, so many memories and so much laughter and now you’ve even managed to sneak an extra name in at the last minute. Who is this John? We’ll always remember your cheeky smile. Sending love to all the family. David, Iain, Lindsay and all from Aylesbury. xxx
Happy days. xxx
Dear Aunty Meg & family,
I’m thinking about & remembering Uncle Roy, may his wonderful , gentle & caring soul forever remain in your hearts. May he rest in peace. Sending my love, Victoria xoxo
Our memories of you John and your dear wife are through our special friends, Silvia and Errol.
We send our heartfelt condolences to all those who had the honour and pleasure of having memories of you.
Rest in Peace John x
Fondly remembered, rest in peace Roy. xx
Dear Meg and family,
We are sorry to hear that Roy has passed on. We always found him very pleasant to get on with and we enjoyed a few drams together when we were down. You have looked after him well during the years following his stroke. We are sorry we cannot be with you on the day owing to the travel restrictions but are all thinking of you and all the family.
xx
Rest in Peace Uncle Roy. I will forever remember that cheeky smile of yours, especially when you used to “sneak me a penny” when I came to visit. You were so proud of your family and keen to show me all your photos when we were down, and although you had no words you said it all with your eyes beaming with pride.
Lots of Love from Loraine xxx
Sorry we can’t be there to say farewell.
We want to send our love to Meg, Sylvia, Linda and families on this sad day because we know how much he will be missed. Roy was a special man who still had a sense of humour long after suffering his stroke. Roy never forgot his Scottish roots and today is a day to remember all the special family of Davidsons: grandparents, aunts and uncles, past and present, far and wide. The Kintore connection will be forever strong in our hearts, full of beautiful memories, and Roy was part of that.
May our ‘Uncle’ Roy Rest in Peace.
Leonard and Moira ( The Glasgow Branch of the family )
Dear Roy, Our Christmas visit wont be the same without you sat in your chair laughing away as Ellie gets drunk on your Brandy. I personally have so many fond memories of you as a workmate . Lots of laughter and the odd argument along the way but you always had a mischievous twinkle in your eye. May you rest in peace xx.
Rest in peace Roy sadly missed by all who knew you. xxx
My prayers and deepest sympathy to Sylvia and Errol and her entire family in the loss of her dear father Roy.
To our dear dad thinking of you on fathers day and always.
With love. Sylvia and Linda. xxxx
Think of you everyday,miss you dearly.
Love always.
Meg. xxxx
Always thinking of you grandad every single day and in every single way you’re always in my heart ❤️❤️❤️
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