Eric 'Danny' Shooter (10 Mar 1945 - 26 Oct 2018)

Thinking of our cousin's Nigel and Suzanna xx Rest in eternal peace Uncle Dan xx
Sarah- Jane and Richard the pilchard xx

All be it, i didnt know for long. I feel I know you from the stories i've been told by Nigel, you were a character by all accounts it's a pleasure to have met you. Happy travels Eric. You won't be forgotten. You will be sadly missed. Xxx

I know I only got to know you recently but I always enjoyed visiting you with Nigel. It was amazing to see you were on the ball correcting us, pointing out which one was you in your old T.A. photos. I feel I know you better through the stories Nigel tells about You. You were and still and are much loved and remembered for being a good dad and grandad. Xxxx

Well Nigel and Suzanne I was sorry to hear about your dad,
He will will be sorely missed by everyone that new him as he was such a funny man
Rest in peace danny

Will miss not seeing you out and about in town 👍🏻RIP .X

I will miss you so much, even now in this sad time I find myself laughing, at the funny things you used to get up to. Your practical jokes and all the funny times we shared. Hope you catch up with Vicky, I know you loved her so much. 👍XXX

So sorry to hear about your passing, but you will enjoy catching up with John, Gerry, Norman and Pauline, probably with a lot of laughs. As Jean said, you had us in stitches so often.

Suzanna,I was sorry to hear about your dad. My main memory of him was his sense of humour. Reeling off joke after joke until you cried laughing.Now all the four brothers are together, probably propping up a bar somewhere and causing mayhem.I miss them.

With fond memories of a lovely Uncle 😙

Irene and Richard xx

Irene and Richard xx

IT was a pleasure to have met such a funny lovely man ..sadly missed.. goodnight Danny Love Irene and Richard xx

It was a pleasure to have met such a funny lovely man...He will be sadly missed ..

Goodnight Danny XXXX

So very sorry about your dad Susanna.The one thing I shall always remember more than anything was his sense of humour,sitting in our house at Clifton, that was when we had our get togethers,he used to reel off joke after joke and we laughed until we cried.Diana and I have mentioned it many times.Thats all the brothers gone now,probably propping up a bar together somewhere.May they all rest in peace together.

Uncle Danny, I remember the highlight of our weekly shopping trips to Sneinton Market was coming to pick up Auntie Kath and Suzi, when you would accuse me of wearing your shoes! ( I was never really sure if you were serious!!) You were a good bloke Uncle Danny. Rest peacefully. Susan xx