He would often pop into my Nan’s room and feel the pipes leading from the fire to see if it was hot enough for his bath on a Saturday night! He helped me buy my first car – an old split screen Morris Minor and he would often end up doing odd jobs on many of my other cars.
They had a strange little kitchen built into that front room. I first knew of him as my uncle, who lived in the front room of my Nan’s house in 201, Penarth Road – one of my favourite places in the world!
I have many memories of this wonderful man. Their love grew so strong over the years they were together.
Wonder how you will deal with it? God gave us something to help – a great and wonderful gift… The gift of memory – a powerful capacity to remember.īill married Beryl in St Paul’s Church and Grangetown. Death robs us of much – never again will we have Uncle Bill with us, no longer hear his voice, see his smile – no more of his wonderful sense of humour. We are all a part of the wonderful legacy he leaves behind. No matter what our connection with Bill, all of our lives have been touched by his. For others of us who are here, our lives crossed Bill’s at different times and different contexts in the course of time. For Beryl, Lorraine and Linda and your wonderful families – your lives were intertwined with his for many years. We come together today not just to mourn his passing but more importantly to celebrate his life.īill left us, tragically, on 11 thApril and we are here because of his influence on our lives. I said in a recent Facebook post that ‘ If chatting, telling stories and genuinely being kind was an Olympic competition, my Uncle Bill would win gold every single year! ‘We have come together this afternoon to thank God for the life of a remarkable lady, Doris Catherine Wilson, but to me always my aunty Doris, the best storyteller I ever knew!!’ I’ll tell you Bill must be the joint holder of that title! We are here this afternoon to celebrate his wonderful life.īill was a man who loved and was loved, by his family, his circle of friends and indeed all who knew him. He was one of the most positive people I have ever met. They were three incredible people, my Nanna Surringer did such a wonderful job bringing them up to be the people they were.īill Surringer was the most wonderful man! He was kind, thoughtful and was never one to complain, whatever life threw at him. Doris, her elder sister, my mum Phyllis and their younger brother Bill. Mum passed away just over nine years ago. The service was held in Coychurch, Bridgend on Friday 26th April 2019 – the day my mum – Bill’s sister – would have been 96 years old. This tribute was given at the funeral of my Uncle Bill Surringer. Julie Anna Kaufman on Lesotho 2012 – Chapter T… Richard Harris on Six jobs my kids never knew I…ĭee Squier on Six jobs my kids never knew I… RT piersmorgan: Denmark’s captain simonkjaer1989 ensured Eriksen didn't swallow his tongue when he was unconscious, gave him CPR, told… 3 months agoĭid you know Al Pacino has a brother named Cap? 5 months ago RT JonasHoyBruun: Finske fans: “CHRISTIAN” RT theJeremyVine: I want to see the reply to this.
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