The obituary notice of F Neville PAILING

Rest in peace Neville. You were a great Head to work for, a great person to learn bell ringing from and to share a glass of red wine.

Neville was the Head where I taught at Shaw Park Primary. He was much loved and respected by the children and the parents. I remember him playing the guitar during assembly and singing ' Our Father' and the 'Streets of Hull'. Sending love to his family x

At the age of 74 I’m still bellringing (in Liverpool) and it’s thanks to Neville and his colleague Ian Booth, who taught me in 1967-68. He was patient and friendly: I remember him fondly.

THANK YOU FOR THE MONDAY evening practices and for teaching my granddaughter(Aurelia at 8yrs. to play the bells)
Luckily your friends and cohorts are doing you proud. The bells are ringing .
Linda, just round the corner.
Shall miss you walking past my house on Monday evenings after practice.
Love Linda
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Patience beyond measure is how i’ll remember Neville.. in all the years I’ve known him he never failed to encourage.. thank you Nevillle, you will be very much missed.. rest in peace.. Jen x

Happy memories of our times at Walkington watching the bell ringers and catching up at the pub afterwards . We will miss Neville when we visit this year . A true gentleman and much respected. RIP Ian & Sue Melbourne Australia

I reCall.ringing with Neville in the mid 60s at Cottingham Church. Neville was an experienced ringer and I was just learning. We met up a couple of times,after I left the area, at ringing events.Always easy going and Knowledgeable.
RIP