David William Wickham (22 Nov 1945 - 23 May 2017)

In memory, from Tony & Anne Ray and Jon and Anna and Tom Aird.

I sincerely hope that you have re-united with Rosemary, Ziska and all the family pets and you're walking through lush meadows, with the sun beating down on you, catching up with each other again, after so many years apart.

Rest in eternal peace David

All our love, light and prayers

Natasha, Rod, India & of course Snoop Dog xxxx

In memory of David from Tony and Anne Ray and Jon, Anna and Tom Aird

Fond memories of a dear cousin.

Fond memories of a dear cousin.

Richard and myself Georgina thought you were so kind to us when our Mum passed away.I know Richard knew you much more than I did and he thought a lot of you. Gone but not forgotten. Love from The Fleming's and Bozza's

Dear David,
If you were interested in a topic you soaked up the facts and were soon an expert. You absorbed the stats and facts like no-one else I have known- so varied were the subjects and how I admired your knowledge - wine, mice, goldfish,dogs, the times of sunrise and sunset and then cricket and opera. I shall no longer hear if the peacocks added their voices to the opera in Holland Park. I shall always remember you with your red rose on St George's Day, and admire the way you coped with illness, taking charge, understanding the symptoms and treatments, always aware of those vital readings.
Always remembered with affection and admiration.

Remembering my dear friend, David, whose love and knowledge of opera inspired me to become a regular visitor to the Coliseum and Royal Opera House. I recall many happy hours at the Oval in conversation with David. he was always good company.

Remembering my dear friend, David, whose love and knowledge of opera inspired me to become a regular visitor to the Coliseum and Royal Opera House. I recall many happy days at the Oval in conversation with David. He was always good company.

It seems that some of the light in this world has gone out with David's passing. He will be missed by all of us in the dog groups, he added something so special to our discussions and our fun. I will miss his intelligence and wit, his compassion for animals and his passion for opera and the theater. I console myself by knowing that he is once again together with his Rosemary, and Ziska is watching over them.

David was the only dog daddy on Dogs4Fun but he never let that deter him. He was a gentleman among gentlemen, a loving human being of both people and canines, and was the first to help in any way he could. He was a tremendous help in keeping our 'Dressbuk' up to date, and wrote the most wonderful opera reviews. He will be sadly missed. RIP David. I know you are watching over all of us and tending to all the animals at the Rainbow Bridge, including your lovely Ziska, who is thrilled to be reunited with her daddy.

Opera reviews, dogs, humor and kindness and love. I will miss them all.

Susan the human and Lydia the cat(Ollie's woofchat Mummy)

I will miss your brilliant, observant and knowledgeable reviews on the operas you loved, and I didn't. I will always think of you as a real 'gentleman' in the best sense of the word and will remember how stoically you coped with a life changing health condition. Thank you David