The obituary notice of Tony BONNER (Dinnington)

This picture will stay with me forever. I hadn’t known Tony for too long but I felt like I’d known him forever because of the way others spoke about him. He sent me little cat related gifts which I’ll treasure. The love he shared with Arthur shows the kind of man he was. I wish I’d got to spend more time with him. RIP, Tony. Reunited with Carol ❤️

Sending all our love and condolences on behalf of the late Sydney Hubbuck. Tony held a special place in Sids heart as a workmate and true friend. Many great memories of our youth together Suzanne and Amanda. Love Michelle and Maria xx

Tony was a dear friend and mentor who’ll be greatly missed.
From the laughs to the deals we done he was certainly a character and a big influence to me.
From calling in for a cuppa or smashing up pianos he would always make you laugh.

He was kind and if you needed something he had it, he loved a good deal and would say his buying was an illness but if he wanted something he made sure he got it.

He’ll be missed by all the dogs in Dinnington as they’d patiently wait on their biscuits (including my penny or little titch as he’d call her) .

His banter and wit was excellent and he had the ability to “charm” or be cheeky enough to people that they couldn’t help but like him.

A huge hole left behind but Reunited with carol x

Deepest sympathy to all of Tony’s family and friends, sending love from all of our family.

Uncle Tony 💓 you were a cheeky one always cracking jokes or saying things at the wrong time ha ha and you always had us on our toes. Back in the arms of your beautiful lady auntie Carole 💕

Love and hugs to you always❣️

Farewell dear friend from my late husband Philip,and myself,from the early days,rest in peace Tony ,never forgotten you were a great guy xx