David Sean Fitzgerald (30 Aug 1966 - 16 Dec 2020)

Uncle D, thank you for teaching us to play the guitar and backgammon and chess. We loved our holidays to France- going out for breakfast at Bar de L’isle, camping and enjoying river house. We will miss you, Eleanor & Jack xxx

In memory of David

Dear David, forever remembered with love, forever missed

In memory of Dave, our son and brother for Mark. Always so loved, you will never be forgotten . God bless you Dave , your Mum .

Dave.. too short a life but a happy fulfilled one judging by your celebration of your life.. and so many lovely tributes...

I always felt comfortable with Fitz, whether he was just popping in for a cup of tea, or giving out heart-felt guitar improvisations, which were ‘infectious’ and inspirational when we had the pleasure of jamming with him. I also admired his spirituality and shared his connection with nature. Gone too soon, Fitz. We would have like to have spent more of our time with you. Always with us.

Dave Fitzgerald, or Fitz as we knew him at Stage Alliance, a stage crew service who employed a collection of miss-fits from a cross-section of society…which is how Fitz and I met.
We got on very well right from the start, I found his company stimulating and sincere. Whatever the situation Fitz gave 100% of himself especially when listening to people; he would look you in the eye and weigh up the situation and you would get a reaction from deep thought which would be genuine concern, or a jibing ‘f*ck off’ or ‘b*ll*cks’.. end of.
We would unload trucks full of stage props, lighting etc. One day we did nothing but carry scaffold pipes into the Birmingham Conference centre for three and a half hours to erect a sixty foot mountain I think we must have covered 10 miles that day, we joked and laughed all the way through it – he was easy to have rapport with.
One day I mentioned to him that we were selling our house and as we couldn’t find what we were looking for, Fitz said why don’t you rent my house off me? So for the next 2 years he was our landlord.
We also spent a lot of time jamming in our kitchen in the afternoons, and afterwards we would spend hours chatting and laughing both of which came very easily. I shall miss his chuckle and cheeky grin. I shall miss his genuine friendship and I will never forget him like many others who deserved his love and friendship. Goodbye for now mate.

So sad you are gone Dave. Have some great memories from our younger years. RIP mate.

My best friend and soul brother, miss you now and always. The world is a darker place without you bud, but I’m sure heaven is brighter with you there. God Bless you Dave.

Jean-Eudes : Tu étais trop fort pour moi aux échecs !
Dominique : Et moi, je comptais sur toi pour m'apprendre à y jouer.
Le Breuil ne t'oublieras pas, nous non plus.

In loving memory of my nephew David , from your Uncle Eamon .

Our two favorite phrases from you.
Aaron's is "Trust me, I'm a decorator".
Lyn's is "You either know it or you don't" from our Trivial Pursuit evenings.
We miss you. Thanks for the laughs, the music, & for letting us look after Merlin.
xxx

In memory and thank you for your friendship, David. Lots of love, Alison xx

RIP Brother

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Rest Easy sonic brother and life friend xx

For David, my husband and best friend. There are no words to truly express the sense of loss but you live on in my heart and through your music. So much love Janine