David Thomas Llewellyn (Dave)
In loving memory of Dave who sadly passed away at The Great Western Hospital on 6th March, aged 84years. Dave will be very much missed by all who knew him.
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RIP David, your duty is done.
Can’t image my life without you
Love always
Rebecca John
William, Michael, Jon, Amber & Harry
RIP David probably the most intelligent and influential man I’ve ever met
We will miss you always.
Jennifer, Lizz & Darby
Can’t believe you have gone David.
You will be sadly missed. Your strength, intelligence and great all round knowledge helped so many.
Rest in peace dear friend.
Alan and Annette
Rest in peace dear friend. You will be missed by all those whose lives you have touched.
A dear friend and mentor David,
we are forever grateful for all your guidance and time you have given us. We will miss your wisdom, caring, and great sense of humor. Rest in peace.
A nice guy who I know through another friend and David worked with my Brother Peter Kermode out East all those years ago. Both being a United supporter we had some nice banter. Will miss his bantr and our messagers we shared. Rest in Pease old Friend.
My prayers are with the Family and those who loved him.
I was proud to have worked with David on technical matters and international trade show activity on behalf of the Catering Equipment Suppliers Association. His enthusiasm and professionalism, combined with his friendliness and great technical knowledge and experience, made him a great man to have known. My thoughts are with his family.
I’ll miss you so much, my lovely brother – thank you for looking after me when I was little, and for still being there for me as I’ve grown older. These past 20 years or so have been such a gift, getting to know you all over again – your wit, your kindness, your wisdom, the pride and love you have for the family you and Pauline have built – and I’ll treasure all our e-mails.
Rest easy now,
Love you to the moon and back,
Sheila. XXX