Simon Bell (4 Dec 1968 - 22 Apr 2017)

Bit slow this year (been a busy year), but would never forget ya fella.
Merry Christmas ole blue eyes. Lighting a candle for you. There's still a seat at our Christmas table for you. Love you. Cheers. xxx

Thinking of you today. What I wouldn't give to have one more day with you. I have so much I wished I could tell you. Did you know even now I can hardly think of you for too long without breaking down? I don't think that will ever go away. I know you would have told me to stop being a baby. But you'd do it with a twinkle in your eye and a cheeky smirk. Love ya you old grump. Missing you terribly. xxxxxx

Merry Christmas, Si. Missing you, as always. Never forgotten about though, chum.
Your presence is noticeably missed, even now. Cheers, love ya. xxxxxx

Merry Christmas, Si. xxxxxx

Merry Christmas, Si xxxxx

Aye up Si:
I hope and pray that you're at peace now. You've given me so many good memories.
You will always be loved. xxxxxxxxxx

Thank you Simon.




Never thought it would be this way,

Half a life but gone today.

The Simon we were connected to,

Another soul just passing through.

A chatty man with lots to say,

You brightened up the dullest day.

You took me off to meet your mate

Then Doug and I began to date,

My children who mean all and more

Then opened up my mother door.

Your intervention was divine

And brought a family to me,

The memory of you and the part you played,

Remains eternally.

So Simon I thank you yet again,

For taking me that day,

To meet your loving loyal friend

Who worked at lady bay.




Thanks buddy, all my love Sara.

Our Big Brother Simon

Simon you taught me lots of things, you helped me find my voice.

I wanted to be by your side sometimes you had no choice.

When Drew came along we would play, the game of trolls is still my favourite to this day. I loved to be on your team together side by side until mum told us off for being too unkind.


Our brother was a popular guy as you all here can testify, mates from near and far all different in some way,
I know you all have a story to tell about my big bro Mr Simon Bell.

What each of us would give to get a text asking for a tenner or maybe to tell us he had the next odds on winner!

Now you have gone it leaves us 2 just me and the not so little Drew.

Together will take care of Mum along with Chief, Jasper and Sash by reminiscing of all the times you made us laugh.

For now it is goodbye to the great Racecourse in the Sky, We will always love you Our Big Brother Si