Neil Stanley Davies (12 Jul 1955 - 4 Nov 2019)

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In loving memory of Neil Stanley Davies who sadly passed away on 4th November 2019

When I first met Neil in 1976 he was just starting his career in the lift industry

I knew that he would be good at team building, especially, as his mother had told me that when as a boy he was given the job of tidying the garden he encouraged most of his friends to join in.

We enjoyed life's journey together,moving house as Neil took different positions within the Otis Group.
He always encouraged me in what I wanted to do.

Always enthusiastic in his work life, he also developed a love of fishing and snooker (which he was taught to do by his father) He also enjoyed a competitive game of squash.

Later Golf came along, which after retirement led to us spending time in our home in Spain.
Golf also enabled him to enjoy another hobby which was buying shoes.

Neil enjoyed driving,and cars were always a big interest.
We embarked on journeys to Spain and often travelled the length and breadth of the country.
Using built in "Neil -Nav" we never got lost.

Neil was very cheery and always had a joke up his sleeve he was very caring and always ready to help in time of need.

We travelled the world together and I always felt safe with Neil there to look after me.

A year ago Neil became ill and I will always admire his valiant attempts to explore every opportunity for treatment.
As his health worsened his dearest wish was to come home as he had spent so much time in hospital.

At that time we knew he didn't have long to live but we didn't know how long

He was very poorly when he left hospital after the stroke , and day by day he became weaker.

I am so sorry that those who asked, were not able to see him but I thought that there would be more time for visitors to come.

He was able to appreciate you kind wishes of support and love up until the day before his death.

Neil had a huge appetite for life and as he always said "life is not a rehearsal"

Dear Neil may God bless you and keep you

All my love Ellen

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Kerr Cameron donated £50 in memory of Neil

A TRUE GENT AND ONE OF THE BEST
REST IN PEACE WITH NO PAIN ANYMORE
REGARDS
DEN AND KERR

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Gordon Milne wrote

When the door bell rang he would say it’s only me. With his lovely smiley face when he left he would say see you later pal Something you always looked forward to,We all miss you.

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Janice Beesley donated £20 in memory of Neil

Terribly sad to hear the news of Neil’s passing. Sending deep condolences to Ellen and all the family. Kind Regards Jeff & Janice Beesley

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Céleste, Ellie & Alex Lees wrote

This year, on Graham's birthday, his gift is made in honour of you Manuel. Good night our dear friend xx

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Gillian Brocklehurst donated in memory of Neil

Remembering lovely Neil, rest in peace, love Don and Gill x

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Gillian Brocklehurst wrote

Remembering lovely Neil, RIP, love Don & Gill

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Paul & Rachel Nicholson donated £30 in memory of Neil

Its hard to say goodbye to my best and trusted friend Neil who was my "go to person" whenever I needed help or guidance. We shared so many great times together and you will be dearly missed, but we take comfort from the wonderful memories that will live with us forever.

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Jennifer Farrimond donated £20 in memory of Neil

In memory of Neil, a kind and caring friend and neighbour

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Joanne Murdoch donated £100 in memory of Neil

We are going to miss you Neil at “The half way house” so many amazing memories since we met you at Roda! Golf, Steak Pies, the Red wine challenge to name but a few , we are going to miss you so much but are so fortunate to have met you and shared so many happy times. RIP our fabulous friend Love Phil, Joanne, Sophie & Brendan ❤️ Xx

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Gillian Brocklehurst wrote

Remembering lovely Neil, RIP. Love Don & Gill x

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Stephen Ridyard donated £20 in memory of Neil

RIP Manuel and thank you so much for introducing Celeste and Graham, which means I have a niece and nephew as a direct result!! 😁😁

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Stephen Ridyard wrote

RIP Manuel , thank you for introducing Celeste and Graham , which means I have a niece and nephew!!

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Gillian Brocklehurst wrote

Remembering happy times with Neil, sending love from Don & Gill.

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Ranjit Arora donated £50 in memory of Neil

I first met Neil in 1985 when I came over from Kenya to Join Wadswoth Lifts in Birmingham , part of Otis Group .
There was a special bond developed immediately which I am unable to describe . He often came over to Birmingham to witness test the lifts in my area , where we spent many evenings sharing jokes over a few drinks and digging into home made curries .
We played golf a few times at my and his golf club , but then lost touch when he retired and was always in Spain
His relationship and special bond will last in my memory and I will miss him dearly

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Neil and Dave enjoying lunch at Rebate 🍷💃🍷.

Neil and Dave enjoying lunch at Rebate 🍷💃🍷.

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David Bown donated in memory of Neil

Neil was a wonderful man- a great friend, golfing partner and companion at many eating houses and watering holes. He loved to play the odd prank and enjoyed school boy humour - he called me Tufty and he was Cuddles, proper mates.
A very generous man, Neil loved to have a good time and the only thing he loved more was making sure his friends had an even better time.
Bless you Neil we will miss you loads.
Love to Ellie - Dave ( Tufty) and Chris Bown xx

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Martin & Pat Ievins donated £50 in memory of Neil

We first met Neil & Ellen in 1987 when we became neighbours in Pennant Road. Our friendship started from there and we have kept in touch ever since. Martin spent many evenings with Neil in the pubs of Burbage putting the world to rights! Our 2 daughters Jenny and Rebecca were also very fond of these two lovely people. We are all very sorry that Neil couldn't win this battle. It was a pleasure and privilege to be able to call him a friend.

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Terry Maguire donated £20 in memory of Neil

A larger than life character who will be sorely missed by all. Rest in Peace big fella.

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Bill Bennett donated £60 in memory of Neil

Little donation from Murdoch, Tom, Dianna and myself at Roda

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Margaret & John Sharples donated in memory of Neil

You will be missed both on and off the course Neil by everyone who ever knew you.

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