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Dont really know what to say Dennis which is unusual for me! however here goes...i was at your funeral and to say it was a very touching and proffessionally executed day is an understatement as im sure you will agree from wherever you were watching, Velma and your family were a credit to you as they allways were. I intend to visit Velma very soon to catch up in general and im sure you will get a mention or two...so matey untill we meet again, big hug and XXX

 

Added by: glynis ludlam on 1st February 2012.

 

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Moons Rudy writes [1st February 2012]:

Playing a game of football together and having some beers that's all we needed to create a beautifull band of friendship. Lot's of kilometers were never a problem for you or for Velma to make this happen. (not easy, but you did).
Thanks for letting me be that friend, you will always be in my heart).
See You
Rudy From Belgium

 

 

Patricia Tabor writes [1st February 2012]:

Well, Parky, what a send off!!! A great day and of course it was well deserved. Don't worry about Vel, I will manage to try and ring her, as usual (two or three times a day) although I miss you shouting "Your pal's on the phone, AGAIN!!!"

 

 

Ann-maria Parkinson writes [1st February 2012]:

Dad, its still quite hard to believe that you are no longer here, i miss you so much and feel like there is a massive void in my life right now. I never thought i would have to say goodbye to you, not for a long long time. I was always so proud of how fit you were and how you could still run rings around the younger guys you worked with! I will never forget all the times we went to watch leeds and the holidays I had with you and mum. One of my favourite photos is still the one of you and me ... [read more from Ann-maria Parkinson]

 

 

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