Declan English (4 May 1952 - 2 May 2022)

We're so sorry we weren't able to be at Declan's funeral but we were and still are thinking of you.

Sadly I'm unable to attend Declan's funeral. My thoughts are with his family & friends at this sad time. He was a great character and always greeted me with an ouburst of 'scouse' banter at our College reunions. The reunions and life in general won't be the same without him.
RIP Declan

Steve Edwards

RIP Declan. Thinking of you all xx

Sending our condolences to Christine and family at this sad time. Thinking of you. X

Caring thoughts through this difficult time

In memory of Declan English
With Love
Di and Martin

We were inseparable there for a time labouring for Norwest-Holst in Penparcau before Uni and playing rugby on opposite sides of the scrum in the early 70's. Our paths never reconnected and my move to NZ didn't help. Our world is the poorer for his passing and I'm sad I'll never get to see that winning smile of his and that twinkle in his eye when he'd say'come on Williams, it's your shout!'. Heartfelt condolences Christine & fam. The giant Totara has fallen and we're all feeling moke moke (sad).

Both Gwyn and I were so sorry to hear the sad news. I first Met Declan in Nairobi Kenya in 1983 and we have many happy memories of our time there with Declan and Christine. We have seen them recently in Aberaeron notably at Jess wedding and sadly at Mark Keyworth's funeral.
So many happy memories..... All our love to Christine and the family.
Gill and Gwyn
xxx

In memory of Declan English with love from Valerie, Bob, Ben, Thomas, Chelsie, Henry and Charlie xxx

We were shocked at the sad news of Declan's passing. He graciously accepted to stand in for me during our daughter's wedding even though he was quite sick. Dec was a gentleman per excellence. Our friendship was indeed deep knew no geographical boundaries.
Christine, please accept our heartfelt condolences.

Known Declan for almost a lifetime. He was a great friend and during our journeys back to Cardiff from Aberaeron and Lampeter we laughed, sang and laughed some more. To me and Uni friends he and we were all named the silly baked beans. That made us laugh some more. Then we discovered Dec was friends with Frank. We were blessed to have him as a friend..to you and family his passing will be devastating..you are in our prayers. RIP Declan xx

Lovely man we will remember you xx

Declan in the few year I new you it was a
Pleasure knowing you also finding out you was a teacher at the same school pitmore
I always looked forward coming to the shop to see you both you will never be forgotten
You will always be in my prayers until we meet again mate may you be at rest xxxx

So sorry to hear of Declans passing. He was a lovely chap . Both of you helped us frequently when you owned the shop in Hythe.

With lots of love from Mary and the girls

Dear Christine, I am so sorry to learn the sad news of Declan's demise. I just this minute heard from Viv MacGregor. Sending you love and prayers.Clare xxx

Dear Auntie Chris, Darren and George, We continue to think of you daily. It is still unbelievable that Uncle Dec is not with us. I have so many warm memories. He packed a lot of kindness in the time I knew him. I am so grateful to have known him and you all.

It was a pleasure to know Declan and will fondly remember our weekly chats and cups of tea. Love Liz