Rip susie (2cv)

[horace]

RIP Susie our thoughts are you and your family

 

[The laird]

Sad times

 

[Fifer]

Bill, I am so sorry to read about the passing of Suzie. You both made Donald and I feel welcome at Inverness on our first met.
She was such a lovely person, always ready for a chat.
You are in my thoughts and prayers.

 

[Clunegapyears]

So incredibly saddened to hear of Susie's passing. We met at a few meets some years ago. Lots of fun at Brin.

 

[andromeda]

So sorry to hear this. Words are inadequate for what you and your family are probably feeling. I'm sure I speak for many though if I say please reach out to talk if you need to

 

[Rec]

Such a sad time for you and the family. Our condolences, you will be in our thoughts on 17/3.

 

[2cv]

Funeral webcast at https://www.wesleymedia.co.uk/webcast-view
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[Minisorella]

Oh Bill, I just heard the news today. I'm so very sorry and words absolutely fail me. My thoughts are with you x

 

[The laird]

Bump

 

[The laird]

Bill has requested anyone attending susies farewell and going afterwards can they please contact him by pm with any dietary needs
Thank you

 

[gasgas]

Gutted. This sort of thing is what makes me and my beloved tell each other every day how much they mean to us. So sorry Bill.

 

[marymary]

I’m so sorry to hear this Bill, she was a lovely lady….thinking of you all xx

 

[Rumour]

Gutted. This sort of thing is what makes me and my beloved tell each other every day how much they mean to us. So sorry Bill.

Us too and after 57 years together, we still hold hands. We still cuddle up and still tell each other how much we love them.

 

[The laird]

Just about all sorted for our journey south tomorrow see you guys there take care

 

[Hymer Snobs]

I apologise for not reading this earlier but please accept my belated Condolences. I understand what you are going through, it's just 4 months since I lost Sophie and although I don't have a magic wand to make it easier I am totally willing to open a dialogue if you feel it would help...maybe even mutually. My only advice is to lean on people when they offer support, they do want to help but be careful of leaning too heavily on those who are also grieving... you are allowed, nay, encouraged, to be selfish for your own wellbeing. Best wishes, Mark

 

[2cv]

I apologise for not reading this earlier but please accept my belated Condolences. I understand what you are going through, it's just 4 months since I lost Sophie and although I don't have a magic wand to make it easier I am totally willing to open a dialogue if you feel it would help...maybe even mutually. My only advice is to lean on people when they offer support, they do want to help but be careful of leaning too heavily on those who are also grieving... you are allowed, nay, encouraged, to be selfish for your own wellbeing. Best wishes, Mark

Thanks Mark. What we are going through is unimaginable. Likewise Id be pleased for any dialogue that may help either of us. Thanks for the advice too.

 

[Hymer Snobs]

Hi Bill, I'm a little further down the road than you and although it remains a terrible road to travel I have completed most of the 'admin' which is both a blessing and a curse, a blessing because organising things keeps you busy but of course bureaucracy is a pain. Was Susie under pension age? If so something you may not be aware is your entitlement to a Bereavement payment of up to £2500 (I got £1800) and 18 months at £100 a month but you must apply within 3 months. As you'll be the busy one I leave it to you to pm if/when you wish to, no pressure to, but happy to just say to each other how sh1t life can be... or more.

I hope today isn't/wasn't too traumatic and at the very least will celebrate a lovely person well loved and a life well lived.

Take care, really, look after YOURSELF, Mark

 

[2cv]

Hi Bill, I'm a little further down the road than you and although it remains a terrible road to travel I have completed most of the 'admin' which is both a blessing and a curse, a blessing because organising things keeps you busy but of course bureaucracy is a pain. Was Susie under pension age? If so something you may not be aware is your entitlement to a Bereavement payment of up to £2500 (I got £1800) and 18 months at £100 a month but you must apply within 3 months. As you'll be the busy one I leave it to you to pm if/when you wish to, no pressure to, but happy to just say to each other how sh1t life can be... or more.

I hope today isn't/wasn't too traumatic and at the very least will celebrate a lovely person well loved and a life well lived.

Take care, really, look after YOURSELF, Mark

I’ll certainly be in touch as I think sharing could help us both. I’m hoping to keep it together today, just want a fitting tribute to a truly wonderful lady and to spend time with people who appreciate all she did.

 

[jeffmossy]

We are still in Portugal but we will raise a glass for Susie today, hope all goes well and thinking of you also Bill

 

[The laird]

Words are not enough such a lovely person
Will be greatly missed by all