Dean Fazey (24 May 1940 - 23 Feb 2025)

What a pleasure to have known you Dean as your gardener and friend.
Will be sorely missed.
Condolences to your family.

Goodbye Dean. Rest in peace

We were so saddened to receive the phone call informing us of the Dean's passing.
It is always sad to lose the last close relative of one side of the family, and while we were never too close at the end of the day family are family and we always made the effort to go and see Dean whenever we could.
He will always have my utmost respect and thanks as being the only person to help me sort out my Mum's house after she had died and that is the greatest memory that I will have.
Girls we are so sorry for the loss
Alistair

In memory of a loyal and hardworking Scout

I feel lucky our paths crossed enriching not only my life but also my family’s. I have 65 years of treasured memories and a wonderful friendship. Thank you.
Rest in peace Dean with Gill.
Ann xx

I remember Dean from my Venture Scout Days. I believe he was instrumental in setting up new Venture Scout Units in the late 1960's. By the time I became a Venture in 1972 there were at least three growing Units (might even have been 4) in SW Notts. Gemini, Ireton & Laroche (Alphabetical - no favourite here!). In 1973 Dean believed Ireton were stretching themselves aiming for 9 members to travel to Morocco overland - but we proved him wrong - which was quite rare. His work at the Bramcote Campsite was also formidable, and he ran a tight ship, looking after it like it was his own. He no doubt did more than we ever realised at the time. That was the great Scout he was, supported always by his dear Gill. Happy times to remember now.

Treasured memories of a dear friend, a real mate.

Rest in Peace Dean, it was lovely knowing you. Now you're reunited with Gill. We will raise a glass of single malt to you whilst sat on your lovely bench.