Roy Dennys Fabri (Passed away 30 Jan 2021)

I am donating £100 on behalf of Roy’s cousin Alf as the money was kindly passed to me to make the donation. Many thanks x

Thank you for all the wonderful messages and memories that you have all taken the time to write about Roy. He was such a special person and we will all miss him dearly. Thank you too for the love and support over the last few months. It’s been like a warm blanket of comfort. Lots of love Donna xxx

Roy, although we met at work, I thought of you more as a friend than a colleague. It was a pleasure to arrive at work to be greeted by you and to detect a hint of the lovely aftershaves you wore.

I'm grateful for the advice and support you gave me when I went through difficult times, and I will always appreciate the help you gave me when I moved into my flat.

Always cheerful, never complaining you never showed the slightest frustration no matter the situation. Instead, you were always cool, calm and collected and would often say "don't worry, there has to be a solution"; and then you'd find one :)

Thanks for being my hero where spiders were concerned even though you couldn't resist the opportunity to tease me with one when you caught it.

Always the kind-hearted family man, to me you were the ultimate gentleman. I miss you and wish you eternal peace.

Love always, K

On behalf of a tenant of Ursula Lodges, Sidcup.

I had the greatest of pleasure of working with Roy a few years ago. He was so easy to get on with and made me constantly laugh and smile. He was a true gentleman. I am saddened to hear of his passing and my thoughts and prayers go to his family. Rest in peace xoxo

Dear Roy, your cheeky way and positive look on life will be missed by everyone. I was always guessing whether you were joking or being serious! Your sense of humour would lift up all around you and the room would always be filled with laughter with you there. We will miss you but we will always remember the great times we had shared together and your kind and generous nature. Keep shining bright in the sky and never lose your smile and glint in your eye.

Love from Mark, Rute, Oceano & Maurice xxxx

Roy,
It’s hard to sum up the huge impact you had on so many in so few words. You won over all who met you with that cheeky grin, dry sense of humour and your little ways; we will miss you ambling out for your daily lunchtime walk, coming back with a variety of random items you didn’t have a use for and being a builders’ tea connoisseur (just telling you the kettle had boiled so you could make tea to your specifications!) I can imagine that even in this time of sadness, anyone would be challenged to think of you and not smile. Wishing you peace.
Aimée X

Dear Roy
Thanks for all the fun and the laughs we had along the way and also for doing all my DIY.
You will be missed more than words can say.
Love always.
Mandy
xxxx

You are the most loveliest, kindest funniest person I know..we've only caught up again in the last 4 years while at auntie daisy s funeral, from then we built such a quick bond together with our families which resulted us going to Oropesa every year, we even spoke about buying our homes so we could eventually live there..I hope to carry out this dream Roy, with DonDons , Ricky, Eddie Rodger and of course Rosa and Peter. You will always be in my heart everyday I think of you and still can't believe your not here!! but I can always hear your voice in the back round saying ... 👀 To the left 👃to the right!!😂😂our little joke.. Adiós my funny little Roy ❤️ cu soon x

Jen Jen Ricky Ashley Jack Luke Sofia Honey

You were taken long before your time and though our friendship was brief, it was an honour and a pleasure getting to know you. Such a kind, loving and decent soul who touched the lives of so many. Farewell dearest Roy.

Dear Roy we didn't know you well but we are saddened by your passing. You really helped me out with coming to Brighton to decorate my new house when you didn't even know me for which I'll always appreciate.

Dearest Roy!
We have realised that we walked with you during your lunch hour in Chislehurst maybe just a few weeks before you became ill... reading your messages we feel honoured that you rushed towards us and said hello knowing both our names! Although we couldn’t hug and we were wearing masks your warmth and your soul hug transcended all the restrictions! A very special gentleman that we are blessed to have known! xxx

RIP our lovely friend Roy - Jackie, Toni and Tracy x

Lovely Roy was our dear friend and we worked with him for many years at Hyde Housing. Always smiling, never grumpy, professional, knowledgeable and highly respected by all. He had a great sense of humour, endless funny stories and was the sweetest person - a real gentleman. Roy loved a Screwfix Catalogue, was our "oracle" on everything DIY and property related and always willing to help us. We loved him lots and will miss him greatly. Jackie, Toni, Tracy and the LAMS team xxx

So saddened to hear of your passing, our deepest sympathy

Uncle Roy was always making jokes and teasing people. Such a funny man. He will be missed.

With our sincere and deepest condolences from Chislehurst and Sidcup Housing Association

Roy, i meeet you when you joined Chislehurst & Sidcup Housing Assocation, you were calm, norhing was to much trouble for you, tenants liked you, you made them laugh with your sense of humour, you will be missed by all. Rest In Peace

Remembering with great fondest what great neighbours you all were in Upper Elmer's End Road. Roy was a kind and funny man. He spent a lots of time chatting to my Dad George over the years. We all had fun evenings playing Scrabble and Trivia Persuit! Such sad news Roy was taken too young. Love from Margaret, Steve, Jane & Bing xxx