David Cooper (8 Dec 1948 - 3 Dec 2021)

We have many fond memories as both friends and neighbours over the 40 plus years we have known you, Dave you were a lovely quiet, and friendly, man.
You will be missed.

A true gentleman, Dave's sense of humour and courage have been an inspiration. Our thoughts are with his devoted wife Joan and her daughters Claire and Elizabeth who gave him so much happiness. Stella, Steve and family

Linda and Alistair

Dave was truly a 'gentle'man who loved life to the full even though he knew his life was short. He didn't dwell on what was to be. His laughter will be missed by everyone. Rest in peace Dave.

Trev and Jenny.
We had the privilege of knowing Dave for over 40 years. A true gentleman..
We have Many many memories enjoying his and Joans company
And We will miss him beyond words. Rest in peace Dave. xx

First Christmas without you Dave , we missed your cheeky ways and banter we would have xx we miss you so much x we have saved you your mince pie which you loved so much x I miss bringing in your sausage rolls and seeing your big smile when your saw them x love you and miss you every day xx we are looking after mum for you xx ❤️

Christmas wasn't the same without you Coop. We are looking after mum like you wanted and reminiscing daily on the many memories/moments we treasure. Rest peacefully, you are forever loved, thought of and missed x

Goodbye to a true gent with a cracking sense of humour xxx

Will be missed by your sister, 3 kids and grandkids. Unfortunately we lost time with you but we had many amazing years together. Thank you for everything you did for us after we lost Mum

You were and will always be our diamond geezer.

Tom andI have known Joan for 40 years and when she met Dave and we had the privilege of attending their wedding in Scotland we were honoured. They have both been tested with ill health over the last few years and We can honestly say how strong they both have been. Dave was an inspiration to us with the strength in the last few years never complaining and never letting his illness stop him from enjoying life an inspiration to us all.

Our dearest, dearest friend there are no words that can say how broken hearted we are. Dave was the most kindest gentlest person we had the privilege to know. The void in all our lives will be immense. We can only treasure the memories we share together and make new ones that he will smile upon and be proud of .love to you now and always x

So sorry to hear this sad news, I know we haven't seen you for many years Dave, but we have some lovely memories of when our kids were growing up, Rest in Peace Dave x say hi to Heather and Nan xx