BEATTIE
Thomas William
“Billy”
On 27th November 2020, at Holme House Nursing Home, of Thornhill Lees, Dewsbury, aged 79 years, Billy, a very dear and loved uncle, cousin and friend.
Due to the current guidelines a service by invitation only will be held at Longcauseway U R & Methodist Church, Dewsbury on Monday 14th December 2020 at 2.15pm followed by a private committal at Dewsbury Moor Crematorium.
Family flowers only please, donations in lieu may be made online or sent to George Brooke Ltd for the benefit of Prostate Cancer UK.
Deepest Condolences to Bill's family. I spent many many year's at Dewsbury Rams stood with Bill through all weather's. We both travelled to Blackpool together in The Ram's unbeaten season, great day. I moved to Spain last year and am absolutely saddened to hear of his passing. Wonderful man who I will always remember. RIP Bill. You will always be in my memories.
Prostate cancer research needs all the help it can get during these times.
Night god bless to a life long friend to many we have know you since we were 15&16yrs old you have watched our family grow from babies into the wonderful people they are today thank you for all the kind things you did for all us the marvelous weekends away the late night slides of your amazing holiday adventures at our local for all your support when we became licensees you are truly as Jimmy said you was dewsburys James bond fast cars beautiful women and never aged give our love to all those on the other side thank you for being you a lovely friend we all call family you were able to retire early and enjoy life it is truly an honour to have know you with love night god bless xx
A true gentleman x
Our condolences go to Billy's family and friends. A true gentleman and well known and liked in the community, I knew him ftom his Wheelwright Grammar school Old Boys footballing days, and Margaret was a teenage friend of his sister Maureen. He was always generous and helpful to all his colleagues on the Moorhead allotments at Tornholl Lees and will be missed and remembered with affection.
Regards Tony Green.
Truly a great man and gentlemen
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