The obituary notice of David Peter (DAVE) ALLINSON

Rest in peace Uncle Dave
Bernadette x

Good night, god bless Uncle Dave. May you be free from pain and suffering and keeping an eye on us from another place. You were always a presence in my life whilst growing up and I remember the fun times. Lots of love Bernadette, Paul and Family xx

We only met you a few times but thought you were a true Gentleman
R.I.P Dave
John and Christine McIntyre
John and Christine are very good friends if ours and have given me £20 to put with our donation to Duchene's UK

My dear Brother Dave
No time to say goodbye
But love and memories never die
Will always be remembered
With love and affection
Lots of love
Your Sister Sheila xxx

Its such a pleasure to call you uncle from first meeting you around 14 year ago when me & gary met you were always such a welcoming person who always had a smile on his face, you fought through so much in your life uncle dave , you are now at rest and free from pain till we meet again fly high our beautiful angel , from Claire & Gary x x

Shine bright uncle dave our beautiful star in the sky
Millie & Joseph
X X

My loving brother who showed such courage over the many years of his illness. He was kind , considerate and very thoughtful. He was also a perfectionist and very clever man. Will be sadly missed. love Joyce Derek and Family.xx

Uncle Dave, I will never forget you and your lovely, warm smile. So many happy memories to treasure. You will always be remembered. Rest now, peace after pain. Goodnight, God Bless. Kaye and Tony

To Uncle Dave,
Fond memories when growing up, you always had best sense of humour and could turn your hand to anything. Rest in Peace, Craig

Dave and I started our journey through life together, I was born a few minutes after him. Looking back, we could always recall the many events and laughs we had and shared over the years - far too many to mention here. These are the happy memories that I will always remember. Sadly, after many years of great pain, through serious illness, which he accepted with enormous courage and fortitude, facing all adversity, with great dignity, Dave is now at peace. Dave, you will be deeply missed by me, though you have left us, and left a huge void in all those that you have left here, you will always be in our hearts and prayers. You will never be forgotten. A bond we shared which can never be broken and I am proud to be able to say this . . . Your twin brother Gil, Joyce, Craig and Kaye.

A donation has been sent direct in lieu of flowers to Duchenne UK.