A Tribute

[Robo]

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[Steven Toast]

So sorry to hear about this. I'm not sure I could bear to lose any of my closest family. I hope the memories you have of him can put a smile on your face, because it's those thoughts that'll get you through your hardest times.

 

[C'mon ref]

If it helps, my Dad was born in 1946 and lived on Albert Avenue just off Rhodes Street, (he is survived by two elder brothers). Wheeler Street school sounds familiar but I'm far from certain, (I know he went to Kingston High at some point).

Yes I knew the area although it is all knocked down now but your dad was born a couple of years before me, as for Kingston High along with Riley High it was a desirable school to go to if you passed your 11+, of course today its give way to Sirius Academy. But whatever Dids were were from the same era and same area and although I may seem harsh, move on but never forget him , never for a day, never it my wildest dreams when living down Hawthorn did I think that one day I would be a dad and granddad that only happened to other blokes. And if anyone had told me back then that by the year 2013 houses would be built on the sacred ground of BP I would have been ringing up De La Pole hospital saying there was another patient for them. Take care Dids and I will say this even though it might not be regarded as macho, but if you feel overcome, have a weep, RIP your dad, and mine.

 

[The FRENCH TICKLER]

RIP Didsbury senior, a sad story mate but I'm pleased that he at least saw us reach the promised land

This ^^^^^^. So sorry to hear such sad news.