Daisy Elizabeth Roe (nee Bilson) (7 May 1939 - 19 May 2026)
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Daisy
The Children's Society
£405.90
+ Gift Aid of £87.50
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Daisy
Midlands Air Ambulance Charity
£480.00
+ Gift Aid of £107.50
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Funeral Director
- Location
- Sutton Coldfield Crematorium Tamworth Rd Sutton Coldfield B75 6LG
- Date
- 18th Jun 2026
- Time
- 11.30am
- Location
- Coton & Hopwas Social Club School Lane Tamworth B78 3AD
- Date
- 18th Jun 2026
- Time
- 12.30pm
In loving memory of Daisy Elizabeth Roe who sadly passed away on 19th May 2026 at Good Hope after a brief illness.
Born just before the outbreak of WWII, Daisy was the first of five children and so helped look after her younger siblings. Caring for others, particularly youngsters, would go on to be something that defined life for Daisy. While still a teenager she met the love of her life John who also came from a large family. Once married they bought a terraced house in Tamworth where they were to remain for the rest of their lives. During the early years children started to arrive - five in total - and with them came the hustle and bustle of family life in a house that wasn't that big. Nephews and nieces shared the same love, house, and occasionally meals too. As children left the nest the next generation arrived in the shape of eight grandchildren. Eventually there were an additional five great-grandchildren. All were shown the same love and kindness and never was a birthday missed.
Daisy's family would like to thank everyone for their kind deeds and words at this difficult time. To quote one ex-neighbour, "if the world was full of Daisy Roes it would be a much better place."
If you wish to make a donation to either of the charities select by Daisy you can do so using the links on this page or at the funeral. Family flowers only please, as Daisy wanted.
RIP Mum/Grandma/Great-Grandma x
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Donations made at the funeral in cash. Thank you.
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There was also a cheque which has been forwarded to the children's society. Many thanks.
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Donations made in cash at the funeral. Thank you.
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I always remember your kindness when my Dad was ill. A lovely lady & Aunty c
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In loving memory of a lovely Auntie Daisy. Rest in peace
Elaine and Brett
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Daisy, you will be sadly missed by all those whose lives you touched. To us you will always be 'Young' Daisy, a much loved cousin and also, in Christ, a sister. We look forward to meeting again in the sure and certain hope of the resurrection. Leigh & Sue
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Auntie Daisy was like no other Auntie she was one of a kind, a traditional Auntie who will be fondly remembered for her famous coconut fingers and her compulsory apron not only by me her niece but my daughter her great niece and my grandson her great great nephew also.
Thank you for all the memories and your kindness,I shall miss our chats when we would see each other in town. In the words of Auntie Daisy ‘bye for now’ xx
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Thinking of you all
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Happy times 💕
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Although we didn’t see you often, the times we spent with you were very special. You always made us feel loved. We love you, Big G.
Scarlet and Doyle x
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In memory of a lovely friend and Sister I Law. Rest in peace Daisy. Love Mary.xxx
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With happy thoughts.
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In memory of a lovely Auntie . Love Sally, Duncan and family. Xx
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In memory of the legend that was Daisy Roe. Rest in Peace my lovely
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For a lovely gentile lady .
Auntie Daisy
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Daisy, I will always appreciate how you welcomed me as one of your beautiful (if a little quirky at times) family. I was grateful how you were able to sense my utter confusion and bewilderment at the shenanigans that would occur at the annual Roe Boxing Day gatherings and how you always had quiet words of support and encouragement. I want you to know that your gentle soul, your strong family values and moral compass is evident daily within in Scarlet and Doyle. Big G, may you rest peacefully. Tracey x
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