Daphne Regina Watts (27 Jun 1936 - 22 May 2021)

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In loving memory of Daphne Regina Watts who sadly passed away on 22nd May 2021, aged 84 years, much loved Mum, Nannie, Great-Nan, Sister, Auntie and friend.

Floral tributes may be sent by 9.00 am on Tuesday 22nd June 2021, c/o John Weir Funeral Directors, 127 Watling Street, Gillingham, Kent, ME7 277. Telephone No: 01634 855558, or if desired donations in memory of Daphne may be sent by cheque made payable to Cancer Research UK and also sent c/o John Weir or made online via this website.

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Joshua Stewart wrote

Nan - you were such a kind, generous and loving person. We were incredibly lucky to have had you for all of these years. Your infectious laugh and beautiful smile will be missed by us all. Sending you a big hug and kiss, love from Josh xx

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Eddie Day wrote

I met Daphne way back in 1987 when I bought a car from her partner Fred. Somehow this led to me working for them for many years, helping maintain their land and assisting with the many projects they undertook. Daphne was always on the go either with her markets, pottering around with her gardening or rallying around to help her daughters. With her straight talking, no nonsense approach you always knew where you stood with Daphne but there was always a caring, warm heart inside.
RIP Daphne x

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Beryl Hayward donated £40 in memory of Daphne

In loving memory of my dear sister Daphne xx

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Deborah and Andy Sullivan donated £30 in memory of Daphne

Lovely memories of Auntie Daphne, especially working with her at Roman Road market and also lots of family fun at the Stone Caravan Park in Essex.

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Joan Lansley donated £25 in memory of Daphne

I only knew Daphne for the last 6 or 7 years from meeting her at the Evergreen Club on a Wednesday but she became a good friend and we spent many a good time on days out, at the garden centres or just having lunch or a coffee. Always wearing her red lipsitck and nails, I shall really miss her.

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Sandra Coombs was Thompson wrote

I met Daphne at Maidstone market and mentioned that she looked busy, she said I could start work the following week and I did! That chance comment was the beginning of a beautiful friendship and working relationship. My love of fabric still remains to this day. I look back on that period of my life with love and affection.

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  • Just how I remember Daphne, always immaculate and smiling!

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