Colin Michael Dagg (3 May 1952 - 27 Dec 2019)
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In loving memory of Colin Michael Dagg who sadly passed away on 27th December 2019.
He was a loving husband, father, son, grandad and brother. He loved his family, travelling and sport.
He suffered from a rare form of dementia- Progressive Non Fluent Aphasia, a form of Frontal Temporal Dementia. This cruel condition robbed Colin of his speech, which is why we would like any donations to be given to research these rare dementias.
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What a wonderful send off for an amazing man. I am glad to have known Colin. He was an inspiration to myself and everyone he met. Warm wishes to all his family ,friends and colleagues who are going to miss him X
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What a wonderful send off for an amazing man. I am glad I knew Colin . He was an inspiration to myself and to everyone he met. Warm wishes to all his family, friends and colleagues who are going to miss him x
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What a wonderful send off to an amazing man. I am glad I knew Colin. He was an inspiration to myself and everyone he met. Warm wishes to all his family and friends who are going to miss him x
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What a wonderful send off to an amazing man. I am so glad I knew Colin .He was an inspiration to myself and everyone he met. Warm wishes to his family and friends who are going to miss him x
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What an wonderful send off for an amazing man. I was so glad to have known Colin.He was an inspiration to myself and everyone he met. Warm wishes to all his family and friends who are going to miss him.
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Will always remember the great times we had at Nonnington.
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Will always remember the great times we had at Nonnington.
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Your light remains. All of love to the family. Wish we could have been there! Xx
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A kind man generous of spirit, he'll be deeply missed
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donated £20 in memory of Colin
Truly a wonderful man.
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donated £10 in memory of Colin
Dear Colin a truly inspirational teacher ... ‘no problems , only solutions’ ... you will have instilled that message in so many of your pupils at St Francis . I couldn’t have wished for Katie to have any one better to inspire her ! Lots of love to Jean and family at this very sad time 💕
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Thank you for being a fantastic Teacher your lessons or stay with me forever mr Dagg,lots of love lots of love xxxxx
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Rest in peace Mr Dagg,You taught me so much that will stay with me forever XXXXX
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Remembering you Colin and smiling, happy memories of holidays together when the kids were small. You’ll be greatly missed by your friends and family.
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Remembering you Colin and smiling, lovely memories of holidays etc when the kids were small. You’ll be much missed by your family and friends 💙
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Remembering you Colin and smiling, lovely memories of holidays etc when the kids were small. You’ll be much missed by your family and friends 💙
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donated £20 in memory of Colin
In loving memory of my dear cousin Colin.
May you rest peace.
Remembered with love Lindsay x
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donated £50 in memory of Colin
In memory of Colin with love from Alan and Pauline
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donated £20 in memory of Colin
I know first hand what a cruel illness dementia is , heartbreaking to watch. As a family you gave Colin the best love and support when he needed it the most. Hang on to those precious memories. Remembering happy times shared at Nonington.
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Rest in peace.Heather and myself have fond memories and often talk about the wild nights out at the Red Cow followed by the customary Indian!!
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My condolences Jean to you and the family, Colin was obviously loved and respected by many.
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In memory of my dear cousin. Such fond memories of times spent together. Rest In Peace. Xx
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I know first hand what a cruel illness dementia is; difficult to manage and heartbreaking to watch. Hang on to those precious memories and rent, as a family you have him the best support when he needed it the most.
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I know first hand what a cruel illness dementia is; difficult to manage, heartbreaking to watch. Hang on to those precious memories and remember as a family, you have him the best love and support when he needed it most.
Remembering happy times shared at Nonington.
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The best dad I could have asked for.
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donated £100 in memory of Colin
The best Brother-in-Law anyone could have.
He will be sadly missed.
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