David Mitchell Connor (27 Sep 1942 - 9 Jun 2015)

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Location
Mansfield & District Crematorium Derby Road Mansfield NG18 5BJ
Date
24th Jun 2015
Time
2pm
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Location
Mansfield Crematorium Derby Road Mansfield NG18 5BJ
Date
24th Jun 2015
Time
2pm

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In loving memory of the late David Mitchell Connor who sadly passed away on 9th June 2015.

We all know the great sense of humour dad has and the situations he got himself in... So, there will be many stories to be told... We ask, for anyone and everyone to share memories with us of the antics he got up too.

Thanks.

Jackie and Sam x


Dad had asked that there were no flowers on the day.. As you can all imagine, he wasn't really the flower type of guy. So, in lieu of flowers we're raising funds and donating to N.A.B.D - National Association for Bikers with a Disability.

Anyone who knew Dad, would know about his pride and joy... The Honda Goldwing. Without the help, support and funds given from this Charity, he would have not been able to have gotten back out on the road on his three wheels and given him that new lease of life.

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love and miss you xxx

love and miss you xxx

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Jackie Connor wrote

I still chuckle when I remember the time you picked me up and took me to Shrewsbury.Off we went and were chatting away as we were driving down the motorway,the weather was awful too.After about an hour I said "Dad that sign said Leeds" your reply was "Don't be so bloody stupid"
That went on for a few miles then we came to another sign
"Look Dad it says Leeds 15 miles" "How the (lots of swear words) can it say Leeds,the satnav is saying stay on the motorway and that's what I have been doing"
We go a bit further and you suddenly shout "You are right Jacks,the (swear words) satnav has frozen and we have gone round in a circle"
You were fuming,we came off the motorway and pulled into a side road where you attacked the satnav and said "Jacks light me a fag before I break this thing"....we laughed so much about this then and after.
That and many other trips etc are what I will remember. Also your sense of humour,your smile and many other things that we shared over the years, but all that will live on in me.
Love you Dad xxxxxx???

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  • whats making me proper giggle, is the fact that we seem to be having a lot of memories of dad and having issues with the satnav. No wonder he was always late. It's the bloody satnav doing it. Ha. X

    Posted by Samantha on 22/06/2015 Report abuse
  • Agreed but if Dad had parted with some cash he could have got a new satnav....but let's face it he would have still been late.ha x

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Samantha Webster=Connor wrote

That drive to find the Ribblehead Viaduct. We'd set off, all set to post Facebook status' about seeing Harry Potter and photos of one of many adventures. Instead we'd effectively drove round a massive field, got lost in the dark, hit tempretures of minus 5 degrees... "Slow down, the road is white!" "Dad, I'm doing ten mph" .... Then to finish the last part of the drive, the Satnav trying to send us through a fenced field.

I'll always remember our random drives, and chatting about everything in the world. Our many debates on life and current affairs. Our once a month trips to get food from the Pub. I'll miss your face before setting off to work. Cooking you bacon and egg for dinner. I'll miss the jokes about Spam. I'll miss having the ability to talk you into buying a TV you didn't need and anything else that was totally ridiculous. I'll miss meeting up with you in Matlock and eating chips and drinking tea. Ill miss our cards nights. I'll miss arguing about my car being in the way so you couldn't get your bike out. I'll miss the sound of that bike.
There's a lot of things I'll miss, but the one thing I'll miss the most is you.

I love you so much... And so does Jasper.
Until we meet again, dad. Sweet Dreams. Xxx

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Pat Taylor-shaw wrote

Miss you Dave,you was there when I needed a friend,never did get a meal did we

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Tina Flanagan wrote

Xxxxx rest in paradise dave all my love Tina xxxxx

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Emma Brackett wrote

I remember when he picked us up from the airport and kept arguing with the satnav even though he was going the opposite way to where it said. Fantastic bloke:)

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  • It wouldn't have usually mattered, but, it was a seven seater car and he still squished all four of us on the back seat, the most uncomfortable drive ever... All I can remember is feeling so numb by the end of that car journey. Xx

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  • I could never understand why save would not put the rear seats up...you poor souls squashed in the back seat

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Mark Monsarrat wrote

You will be truly missed Uncle David,be at peace, love you xxx

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Simon Swift wrote

My thoughts are with you all at this sad time.xxx

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