Douglas Wollacott

Bristol | 1943 - 2000

Dad, 8 years on and you are still in my thoughts every single day. Missing your smile and the twinkle in your eyes.

One day we will meet again, until then I will think of you always. Your Loving Daughter Wendyxxx

Your Memories

Doug, you were a wonderful man with a heart of gold, will never forget you and the way you used to roll those pounds at me and wendy just to get us out of the way!!
" Daddy just another pound " ha ha that cheeky smile always on your face, hope you're still playing those drums like you used to do on the steering wheel of your van whilst giving us a lift ha ha such a wonderful man to of known, god bless doug, kelly xxx kelly lloyd — 08.04.2008

Hey Wendy's dad, I remember the good old days. I have some fond memories of you. One of the fondest is when you took me and Wendy to work a few mornings, and you used to play Buddy Holly music and Wendy used to turn it up loud and we would all sing along to it. It made a great start to our day. I have known you since I was knee high to a grasshopper and it was an honour to have known you, and to be the best of friends with Wendy. The memories I have will live with me forever. Sabrina Spray — 14.04.2008

Douglas, if you find a way to read this message then this is to let you know you are really missed by many and will be forever remembered to me more of a friend who helped me into a career thats now supporting me and my family so Douglas, I thank you from the heart. One day we will meet again and until then keep drumming on. Alan Welsman Alan Welsman — 27.04.2008