Bruce Wasley (17 Dec 1935 - 26 Aug 2025)
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In loving memory of Bruce Wasley who sadly passed away on 26th August 2025
Thank you dad for everything, you were a special person.kind loving happy dad.love you so much
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Thank you to everybody who donated.
Dad every month gave to at least 6 different charities.He would be chuffed so see the amount that has been achieved.The funeral was hard but brilliant.thanks for all the love and support.mum Sue Gary and I thank you all from the bottom of our hearts.
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To my lovely happy Uncle Bruce. Thank you for lots of happy memories, for all your silly jokes and sayings and being a great Uncle. Lots of love Tracey xxx
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Thank you for being a member of your family. Miss you. X
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Forever in our hearts, such a warm and kind Uncle. Have lots of great childhood/Adulthood memories. One of a Kind
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In loving memory of a dear friend. RIP Bruce, from Steven, Debbie and girls.
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From Sue, Bill, Terry & Fi
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Always friendly he will be greatly missed
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Thank you to every one ,today was brilliant.im alone mum fast asleep I'm reflecting, today couldn't of gone any better.we have a great family and brilliant friends.dad would of loved today.RIP DAD X
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Outside his childhood home. Used to tell me all the stories of his childhood & friends from the neighbourhood.
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I do believe Daren and I cleaned the gutters of that house behind you. (Daren held the ladder - I was a lot more nimble in those days) but anyway, later, we went in for a Royal Navy tea: no tea strainer; saccharine sugar and powdered milk. And cold! (….very mid Atlantic in a storm). Possibly, that’s where ‘warm for October’ came from. (Or ‘mild for March’).
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Difficult finding the right words today. Will miss my uncle dearly. Saturday afternoons will never be the same again. But will always be thinking of you when we take our seats to see the reds play down the Valley.
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Bruce,
Truly it was a honour getting to call you Grandad. The way you welcomed me into the family from day one will always stick with me. You were always full of fun, cheer, and happiness. I will miss the tales you told, the little chuckles, seeing you with polly the Parrot, and looking at the fruits of your labor at the end of your garden.
You were certainly someone to aspire too.
Thank you for everything
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Bruce doing what he enjoyed the most watching Charlton with his brother
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In memory of our special friend Bruce.
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Being around Bruce always felt so easy and relaxed. He and Diane welcomed myself, James and Leon into the family with open arms when Mum and Daren got married. He had a cheeky, boyish charm and we'll fondly remember his little jokes, warmth and happy nature ♥️
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Outside his childhood home. Used to tell me all the stories of his childhood & friends from the neighbourhood.
Difficult finding the right words today. Will miss my uncle dearly. Saturday afternoons will never be the same again. But will always be thinking of you when we take our seats to see the reds play down the Valley.
Bruce doing what he enjoyed the most watching Charlton with his brother
Bruce's proud day giving his granddaughter away. ♥️
Mum and dad
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