The obituary notice of Bill SHAW

Uncle Bill, I still think of you almost every day. I visited your wife's grave whilst visiting my mother's grave at Saltwell cemetery on a recent trip to the North East. I knew your ashes were scattered on Anne's grave so spent a moment thinking of the good times we shared. s

March 30th - Birthday memories - Thinking of you on this day your birthday Uncle Bill - Always in my thoughts.

Bill, you will be sadly missed , your zest for life , love of golf , music, family and friends was second to none. You will always be in our thoughts . Gary and Sue. X

Dear Uncle Bill,

I had the pleasure of meeting you for the first time in 2016 when I was recovering from my mental illness (OCD).
It was a visit my parents, (your beloved nephew) had organised to help me recover.
You first met my Daughter Chloe and I when we visited Aunty Beryl and Uncle Harry and then you would later meet my Husband Chris and our Son Michael when you visited us later that year.

I wanted you to know that I am completely better, but sadly I will not get the chance to tell you that.

You made me realise that anxiety, depression and OCD can happen to anyone and you always shared a joke or two whenever we spoke on the telephone.

You made me laugh when you said the coronavirus must be female because she had taken golf and going to the pub away from you.

I'm so sorry that you will never get to play golf and meet up with Family and Friends again.

I wish we had known you for longer and that we could see you again.

My heart goes out to the rest of your family and friends.

Rest In Peace Uncle Bill

Love Nicola, Chris, Michael & Chloe
xxxx

Will be missed.

Sadly missed but will not be forgotten
Ian and Celia Hunter