Dedicated to the memory of Dave Joy
This site is a tribute to Dave Joy. Much loved husband to Jean, brother to Christine & Barry, Dad to Victoria, Anthony & Heather, Father-in-law to Ryan, Kathryn & Conrad, and Papa to Margot. He will be greatly missed and will always be remembered.
Dave’s website can be found at the following address: http://www.davejoy-author.com/
Dave’s website can be found at the following address: http://www.davejoy-author.com/
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8 days ago
Chris
You still feel so close. I miss our talks. Love always, big sis xx
£40.00 (+ £10.00 Gift Aid)
9 days ago
Victoria & Ryan
Always in our thoughts, still making us laugh. Miss you ❤️ xxx
9 days ago
Eileen, Pete and family
Dave, Jean and family, always in our hearts and thinking about you all especially todayxx
£30.00 (+ £7.50 Gift Aid)
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So many happy memories of spending time with you, Jean, and all the family Dave. But the most precious one will always be when our 2 families were holidaying on a barge together and our Daughter, Vicky, fell in the canal just as we were mooring. The barge was about to go over the top of her but your quick action catching hold of her hand and dragging her to safety, literally saved her life. We will always be so grateful to you. You were a wonderful friend and we will miss you forever xxxxx
Gill and Graeme Russell
12th November 2023
One of my best childhood memories is of a gorgeous, hot summer's day around 1965. You, me, Barry, Dad & Great Uncle George take the horse drawn milk float and 'van' up to Allerton cemetery to rake up and collect the newly cut grass. A free tidy-up for the grounds keeper & free food for the horses. We were supposed to be helping Dad but I think we played more than helped! Hours later, tired and a bit grass stained, Dad & I are precariously perched on top of the mound of grass in the milk float (using our weight to anchor the grass down) while you & Barry are sat surrounded by grass in the roofed van with Uncle George. They drive us all back to the dairy going a fine clip down Woolton Road. Forever after, the smell of freshly cut grass in the sun would bring this memory back to us. A lovely day together. xx
Chris xx
11th November 2023
Liverpool Empire, Liverpool Stadium, countless games of football in Clark Gardens, the choir, Stafford Bingley Hall, Belle Vue Manchester, Isle of Man, Garston Parish Church choir, golf at Allerton all memories that are still vivid. You were a great friend and you honoured me by saying I was your oldest friend. I just wanted to share one amusing memory. Sitting in the choir stalls one Sunday after you had been out the night before you promised that when beer went above £1 a pint you were going to give up drinking. Not sure how that went :-)
Graeme Hitchen
10th November 2023
