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Ian Fellingham (20 Jul 1960 - 24 Aug 2020)
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In loving memory of Ian Fellingham who sadly passed away on 24th August 2020. Ian was a loving father, son, brother, uncle, husband and friend who will be so missed by all that knew him.
He had just turned 60, he was still so young.
Ian was born in Dorchester on 20th July 1960, to Sheila and John Fellingham. He spent his childhood making memories with his older brother Paul.
In 1991 along came his daughter, Zöe who he thought so much off and was so proud off.
In 1996, Ian met Sue who he spent 23 wonderful years with until her sad departure just last year. Ian loved Sue with all his being and was completely heartbroken when she passed.
Ian worked as a mechanical engineer for many years, he was a hard working man in all aspects of life and made life long friends in his colleagues.
Ian loved nothing more than long walks with Tulip, his and Sues lovable Gordon Setter. He loved holidays abroad, his train sets and spending time with his loved ones. He lived a very full and happy life. Most recently he found happiness with his partner, Carla who was with Ian every day before his passing. Ian thought a lot of Carla and she brought back his sparkle after the tragic loss of Sue.
The loss of Ian was a great shock to us all. No one expected it. Ian spent the week leading up to his death in the Acute Stroke Unit in Bournemouth hospital after suffering a life threatening stoke. After 4 day’s of being hooked up, endless brain scans and hourly checks he began to recover. Ian just wanted to come home. Ian died very suddenly a few days later of a blood clot to the lung, we can take solace that it was quick and painless for him but this doesn’t make it any easier for those he left behind.
His daughter Zöe was there every day, talking about all the things they would do when he was allowed to leave. Taking him out in his wheelchair for fresh air and a chance to see the sun, but all of their plans were cruelly taken away.
It is with broken hearts we share this news, we want everyone to remember Dad as the kind, wise, brave and thoughtful man he was right to the end of his life. With his dry sense of humour and loving nature, he really was one of a kind and had the biggest heart and we will miss him so so much.
We ask not for flowers but for donations in memory of Ian that will benefit the Acute Stroke Unit at Bournemouth Hospital.
Ian’s funeral will be held on 17th September at 1pm. Numbers are sadly limited due to the current pandemic for both the funeral and the wake but the funeral can be streamed live. The link for this will be shared soon so please check back on this page. Please only arrive at the funeral/ wake if you have heard from Ian’s daughter Zöe. We are sorry we can’t have everyone there but we would love everyone to raise a toast to Ian on this day and celebrate his life.
Be kind to each other, life really is too short x
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Ian will always be my little brother but a big part of my life. We grew up together, playing, school, work and life in general. You will be sadly missed by my but not forgotten. Your big brother Paul
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I miss you every second dad, love you loads darling xxx
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I miss seeing you walk through our gate to collect your beloved Tulip and sitting in the garden drinking coffee while the fur friends played.
Rest in peace my good friend I shall miss you beyond words,
Kathi.
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Rest in Peace my good friend. I will miss our walks and coffee together with the dogs.
Sleep in peace,
Chris.
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It was a pleasure to have known you Ian for the last 14 years. Always a man of both wisdom and dry humour.
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I’ll miss you forever son xx
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As we are unfortunately limited to the number of guests allowed to attend in person, we have a web feed for those who want to watch the funeral from home. Please see details below.
To access the video, please go to: https://www.obitus.com/
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Username: Wele0986
Password: 830697
You can login to the website at any time to view a test connection (and we recommend you do this) but you'll only be able to view the Live Webcast approx. 5 mins before the service start time.
Please be aware this is a public building and the timing of the Live webcast is semi-automated to allow for services running early or late – please use your discretion if you can see activities not applicable to the service you are here to watch.
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So very sorry for your loss Zoe. Thinking of you xxxx
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In memory of our nephew and cousin Ian. Thinking of you at this sad time. Our thoughts are with you.
Auntie Pat, Andrea and Peter, Gena and Mark, Kim and Tom
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So very sad that at a comparatively young age Ian has passed away. It was a pleasure to have known you Ian, the love and devotion you showed to our dear friend Sue was amazing. Our condolences to Zoe and all the family. Ian, RIP..
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Taken far too early, but now reunited with your beloved Sue. We became friends with Ian through Sue, Tulip and our group dog walks. Will miss you accompanying us. Sending our heartfelt condolences to all the family. R.I.P. Ian.
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I will always love you and you will always be part of my life. My darling son Ian xxx
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I worked with Ian a few years ago when he was working as a manufacturing engineer. I have many fond memories of him, he was a genuinely nice guy, always warm and friendly and was an excellent engineer, who was respected and liked by all of his peers. I heard this news with extreme sadness and seeing these pictures of Ian has bought the memories flooding back. Even though this is a very sad time, those pictures made me smile. Hopefully that will be his epitaph,. A warm and friendly guy who will be missed. I hope his family can find some solace in that. RIP friend.
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Ian and I worked together for a few years. Working away from home every week and being away from family and friends is pretty tough at times. Ian was always a friendly face and a good hugger too. We sat together at lunch time and talk and laugh and then get back on with our jobs. I miss those lunch time chats, hearing all the stories about Ian’s family, his crazy pets and the endless DIY jobs he seemed to have on the go, his excitement at counting down the weeks to the next holiday. Ian was like my work Dad always happy to explain to me how to fix my car, my washing machine or anything else I wouldn’t have a clue about. I’m still not sure why I had to drive around with his online order of brass handles for weeks at a time because he kept forgetting to get them from me ha ha hope those brass handles fitted whatever they were for! Rest in peace Ian “me duck” xxxx
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Rest in peace little cuz.xx
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We will miss you very much Ian you were an amazing man with a great sense of humour and always had a smile on your faces and always gave me and dan the best advice and had such great story’s to tell , you and Carla are amazing people you will be missed very much ❤️!!
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I had the pleasure of working with Ian at AgustaWestland and most recently at Cobham.
Ian was a very knowledgeable Engineer but had a great sense of humour and was a pleasure to work with.
It came as a massive shock when we heard the very sad news as we had been informed that Ian’s health was improving.
Ian will be very sadly missed and I would like to pass on my condolences to all of his Family.
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Sad news goodbye big cuz
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