Roger Biddle (12 Dec 1940 - 20 Jun 2024)
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Roger Leonard Biddle of Williton formerly of South Petherton passed away after a long battle with cancer on 20th June 2024 aged 83. A life well lived with lots of character that can be read on www.harmonieii.co.uk. A much loved Dad to Steven and Becky and an adored Grandad and Great Grandad, he will be sadly missed by all his family and friends. A funeral service will be held at Yeovil Crematorium on Thursday 18th July 2024 at 11:20am. Donations if desired to Macmillan Cancer Support can be made online at www.hbiffen.co.uk or sent to H Biffen & Sons Ltd. 32 Wembdon Road, Bridgwater Tel: 01278 423333
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Goodbye Old friend you are much missed you and Sue enriched my life.
Regret I can’t be there but will be thinking of you.
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Roger playing the piano 'borrowed' from the Hunters Lodge Inn. Martin Bishop in foreground and Goon (Alan Jeffreys) back left. It was Martin's Landrover. Mid 1960s. Photo by Phil Romford
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Thank you, lovely to see Dad playing! Will put it in the photo tribute for the funeral. Becky
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With fondest memories of my lovely neighbour. May you rest in eternal peace Roger
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Dear Roger.
It was an honor to walk the Macmillan Way West with you in remembrance of Sue and I'd do it again for you, if anyone else wants to. Maybe it's time to publish your blog - 'a life in four parts'.
You and Sue were a great couple and made for each other and I had the privilege of being mates with Sue since the 1970s. I missed her a lot and I'll miss you too. The world has lost a traveller, a caver, a raconteur, a musician, and i have lost a friend and an altogether remarkable man. Xxx
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So it's goodbye Roger. Having known him since 1966, when we sang our way through many a pub and caving trip, it is very sad to hear of this decline via cancer. Roger was an excellent friend and companion. Stuck up in Scotland with failed hips, I am unable to attend the funeral, but will be thinking of him on the day. 'They Words' does not express it, but keep playing Rog - and shocking the angels!
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Now at peace with Sue again. Both lived life to the fullest, made many friends and enjoyed the best of times together. Bath rugby will not be the same without their most ardent supporter. Rest in piece. xx
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Roger playing the piano 'borrowed' from the Hunters Lodge Inn. Martin Bishop in foreground and Goon (Alan Jeffreys) back left. It was Martin's Landrover. Mid 1960s. Photo by Phil Romford
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