David Henry Tyler (6 Jun 1946 - 30 May 2018)

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Location
Medway Crematorium Robin Hood Lane Chatham ME5 9QU
Date
26th Jun 2018
Time
9am
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In loving memory of David Henry Tyler who sadly passed away on 30th May 2018, aged 71 years.

The funeral will be held at Medway Crematorium on 26th June @09:00, followed by the wake at Tiny Tim’s Tea Room (near the Corn Exchange in Rochester). Pay parking available just before the Corn Exchange, Rochester Station or behind the Cathedral.

www.tinytimsrochester.co.uk

We have decided to just have flowers from me and Rob and family, if you would like to donate to Dementia UK instead that would be lovely. As you may not know, Dad was recently diagnosed.

Dress code: Smart, but please don’t feel you have to wear black.

Leanne and Chad Caddick donated £26.25 in memory of David
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John Sills donated £52.50 in memory of David
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Rob Tyler donated £94.50 in memory of David

Without you I would not be the person I am today. Gone but never forgotten. Love you dad. Rest well. Xxx

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Louise Barker wrote

Rest in peace Dave x

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Tony Pocknell wrote

God bless Dave

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Martin Stone donated £21 in memory of David
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Gill Pocknell donated £10 in memory of David

I will always be grateful to Dave for his help when Melanie was very poorly. He also volunteered, without hesitation, to pick Matthew and Sarah up from Stanstead Airportat short notice when their travel arrangements were changed. I hadn’t know Dave very long at this point in time, but nothing seemed to be too much trouble. I will always remember him for his kindness. X

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Mathew & Sarah Pocknell donated £20 in memory of David

Our first memory of Dave was when he very kindly came to collect us from Stansted Airport after a holiday nightmare. Dave put himself forward, even though he had never met us before. This just shows you what a kind and caring man he was.
He will be deeply missed but never forgotten.

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Joe A’Court wrote

Sorry to hear of your loss Cheryl x x

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Debra Brigginshaw wrote


Those we love don't go away
They walk beside us every day.
My thoughts are with Dave's family and friends.


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Cheryl Tyler donated £52.50 in memory of David

Rest now and enjoy your time with kiera

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  • Lovely Photo

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  • Great shot,so typical of Dave

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Martin Tyler donated £100 in memory of David

Money we could have made from selling dads tools, but donated to Medway Men in Sheds which he was due to join. The lady who collected them said they would be life changing to some members and was quite emotional and overwhelmed she said. So well worth in both cases.

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  • Well Done Martin,a worthy cause.

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Mel Tyler wrote

The best Father in law a girl could ask for;

You welcomed me to the family the second I walked through your front door. Nothing was too much trouble, you were always there in a blink of an eye.

You cared for and looked after me for 3 months while i was poorly. This was when you got your Nickname Dave the Slave! I will never forget all of the love and support you gave to me, taking me to appointments and cancelling your plans. (You never complained) Even when my friends and family popped over to visit, they all knew you as the lovely, welcoming Dave the Slave.

Always there in a crisis, be it broken down car, someone driving into the back of me or emergencies at home. You were a fantastic father figure and I’m pleased to say that you’ve passed all of these qualities on to my darling Rob.

Helping with DIY tasks in our first home, helping us settle in and making it our own.

You even helped my brother out when his cruise ship dropped them off and left them in Spain without a way home. Matt has never forgotten this.

You were a loving Grandad and both the kids absolutely adored you. This was made obvious by how excited they got when you knocked at the door.
I promise the memories of you will live on in the kids forever. You are the brightest star in the sky, that they look out for each night.
Luke has talked about you every day since you left us, and we will make sure that we all continue to do so.
Sleep well ‘Dave the Slave’ xxxx

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  • Lovely Words for a Lovely Man xx

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  • Mel what a loverly tribute ! Dave was a life long friend who I will truly miss seeing and speaking to still can’t believe he has gone Xx

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