Ronald Albert Wouldham (12 Feb 1941 - 22 Dec 2019)

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Location
Eltham Crematorium Crown Woods Way Eltham SE9 2AZ
Date
15th Jan 2020
Time
3.15pm
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Ron Wouldham sadly passed away on the 22nd December 2019 following a long fight against Alzheimers Disease.

He was visited regularly by his family - daughters Anna and Laura and son Colin, and their families (particularly his granddaughter Sophie and her daughter Elsie) - at the Grovelands Care Home in Bexleyheath. Colin, Anna and Laura would like to thank all of the carers at Grovelands for the lovely care they gave to Ron.

Prior to living at Grovelands, Ron spent the bulk of his life living in Farnham Road in Welling with his wife Sheila and the kids. When Sheila passed away in 2013, Laura had already moved back home with Ron and could keep him company. After a while, Ron decided to move to sheltered accommodation in Crayford and soon adapted to life there. This ended the family's 50-year association with Farnham Road, but everybody in the family treasures the memory of all the fun times that were had there.

Ron enjoyed playing bowls when he could, often referring to his lack of ability while laughing - but he amassed a large number of trophies which showed that he was better at bowls than he liked to let on! He remained addicted to football, keeping up-to-date with the game, and able to talk about it with fans of any team (as he proved even in 2016 in the South of France while on holiday with Colin & Gail when he was found telling a group of French twenty-somethings about the Premier League and keeping them spellbound.)

Ron was loved by many and was a kind, gentle, generous man who seemed to be at home in any company. He will be sadly missed by all of his family and many friends, who will miss his infectious laugh and twinkling eyes. He was a loving Dad (to Colin, Anna and Laura), Grandad (to Danny, Sophie, Lucy, Sam and Tom) and Great-Grandad (to Reggie, Elsie and Arthur.)

Ron's funeral will be held at Eltham Crematorium at 3.15pm on Wednesday, 15th January, 2020.

Please go with your own preference, but in lieu of flowers we are suggesting donations be made to Alzheimers Research please. If you'd like to do this, please use the link on this page.

Colin, Gail, Lucy Sam and Tom Wouldham donated in memory of Ronald
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Jan Snell wrote

Ron ‘Simply the best’ from your friends and neighbours in Farnham Road

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Eileen Wall donated £20 in memory of Ronald

Lovely man. Sadly missed Ron, xx

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Derek and Nancy Seeds donated £25 in memory of Ronald

A wonderful cousin sadly missed. He left us with happy memories of times spent together in early years and adult life. We look back with fondness to hilarious fancy dress school discos, shared sport events, tennis and bowls played with Frieda and Jo (Nancy's parents) a cricket tour and many other occasions. Ron's easy going nature made him great company.

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Maureen Key donated £40 in memory of Ronald

A wonderful brother who will be sadly missed. One of the best x

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Pat and Walt Hardwick donated in memory of Ronald

Lovely Ronnie....with Sheila now xx

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Joanne Taylor donated £20 in memory of Ronald

Thinking of you all xxx

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Graham & Chris Mattin donated £20 in memory of Ronald

Ron - a good friend and neighbour, sadly missed

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Barbara Taylor donated £20 in memory of Ronald
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Michael King wrote

With fond memories

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tony,denise barnes donated £20 in memory of Ronald

ron you will be so missed cousin we worked together yrs back and i use to come to your house and cut your hair had lots laughs with your 3 kids
now your with your sheila again, reunited,
love and thoughts tony and family

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