In loving memory of William David Nicholls who sadly passed away on 29th March 2020.
A loving Husband, Dad and Grandad with family at the centre of his life, Bill was loved and respected by all who knew him. Passionate about motor cross, cycling and watching his grandchildren dancing, play football and netball, he was at his happiest when surrounded by the people he loved.
In the final months of his life Bill and David and Sarah were supported by the absolutely magnificent team at St, Luke's Hospice, who cared for and supported the family, in what were very difficult circumstances.
A just giving page is attached and any donations to the wonderful team at St Luke's will be greatly appreciated.
David and Sarah Nicholls
Thinking of you all guys, Bill was a lovely guy who I can say happy to know for around 28 years, through employment and watching Young Lee and David at motocross when I could. Bill will be sadly missed 😢❤️ Gregg and Family x
Billy was a lovely man and friend who I will sorely miss. I will remember the laughs and the walks in the woods with the dogs and his fabulous chip butties. RIP Billy xxxx
Rest in peace Bill, from the Ferguson’s
From Pete and Linda Barry
Your be greatly missed by the Hodges & Huntleys.
Bill was such a lovely guy and we always looked forward to chatting to him when we bumped into when out dog walking or when he as off riding his bike. He will be missed. Best wishes to all his family.
With our deepest sympathies x
Lady walking among the bluebells, just as Bill wanted xxx
Oh Billy. You were one of a kind with a kind heart and a sense of fun right til the end. You truly will be missed. Love to all your family and see you again one day for a chip butty.
In loving memory of my dear neighbour Bill, the most caring and kind-hearted man. Always there to help whenever I needed him, which was often. I will always remember him with the fondest love.
Bill was a truly exceptional person a great inspiration and idol to me
Rest easy now Bill xx
Rest easy now Bill xxx
dear Billy my childhood friend, next door neighbour, what a sad world, you were such a kind sweet man, it’s true He only takes the best....rest in forever peace and love, reunited with Elaine, Lee, all your loved ones will be waiting for you. Sleep your silent peace. One day will see you up there. Take my love big man......xxx
Like so many others whose lives he touched, I feel genuinely privileged to have spent time with such a kind, generous and funny man. Bill never failed to make me laugh, even at the most difficult of times, and I will cherish those memories forever. Be it Fireworks in the garden, a trip out to motocross or just a cup of tea in the living room. All were a pleasure.
I could never have imagined a more loving, welcoming or inspiring couple as Bill and Elaine. They were always happiest surrounded by family and friends and I am honoured to have been a small part of that over the years.
Rest in peace Bill. God bless you.
Rest easy now Bill, at peace back with your beloved Elaine and Lee xx a real gent always a friendly word and smile. xx
To dear Bill
We had many good times at motocross we will not ever forget.
Rest in peace
Love The Hubbard Family
God bless you my dear friend bill or silly sickles as my mum would say you were one of the kindest people I’ve ever met funny and always messing around we rode motocross bikes together and you helped me out from the start and worked together you were the brother I never had I have so many fantastic memories that will always make me laugh and think of you I’ll miss you so much RIP my dear friend 🙏🏻
No words can ever express what a great and loving man Bill was. A massive part of childhood days and older years too.but will always be remembered very fondly x
Thinking of you all at this sad time. Will miss Billy loads , he was a great friend xxx
Love always xxx
Thanks for the memories Bill. Sleep Tight .Xxx
Over a lifetime sometimes we are lucky enough to meet some inspiriring, sweet, kind hearted people like William. I have nothing but wonderful memories of time spent with Bill and his family during my youth that I will cherish for a lifetime.
As a child I couldn't even begin to comprehend how kind and welcoming both Bill & Elaine were to us all inviting us into their family, something they didn't have to do.
I am so glad that over the last couple of years I had the pleasure to spend some time in both David & your company. Your quick wit and wicked sense of humour was second to none and will be sorely missed.
Rest easy William, forever in our thoughts x
Rip Bill. Thank you for all you help and advice over the years of racing.
Always a pleaure to see you and talk raceing and sx.
Lady walking among the bluebells, just as Bill wanted xxx
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