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The obituary notice of David Lewis Bor CHEEPEN

Islington, 22/04/1946 - 04/06/2022 (Age 76) | Published: Online. Notable areas: Bath, Redruth, Marazion

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David Lewis BorCHEEPENIn loving memory of David Lewis Bor Cheepen who passed away peacefully at Culverhayes Nursing Home in Bath on 4 June 2022, aged 76 years. A much-loved father, father-in-law, grandfather and friend. A celebration of his life will be held at Penwith Woodland Burial on Saturday 25 June 2022 at 1100 a.m.. A memorial event will be held in St Albans later in the year. Donations, if desired, are for Medical Aid for Palestinians. They may be received at the service, via the donation link here or can be sent to the Funeral Directors. For any enquiries please contact Funeral Director Nick Long at Cornwall Funeral Services, Higher Fore Street, Redruth, TR15 2AR. Telephone 01209 211684.
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My inspiring art teacher! We used to ponder the meaning of his paintings and he took our teasing with patience and tolerance.
Dan Read
12/09/2023
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We are sorry that we were unable to get to the memorial service in St Albans, or St Albrans as Dave often used to call it. We were colleagues and friends of Dave at Harrow Land Registry in the 60s/70s. We also spent some alcohol fuelled evenings at Sutton Road. Dave and I listened to Mahler through headphones while Susan and Christine did their best to ignore us. He was a remarkable man. Alan and Susan Lawrence
ALAN LAWRENCE
10/10/2022
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David was great fun to study alongside at Wall Hall. I have a portrait of me in pencil he drew and some daft poems. Did I draw him at the same time? maybe. Glad to have known him.
Rachel Wilson
08/10/2022
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A wonderful man, so funny and kind, we had such a connection, you told me about your life, your paintings and some hilarious stories, including when you went to Amsterdam and how you had hair like Jimmy Hendrix back in the day! I didn't know you long, but it was a privilege to care for you at Trefula. I will never forget you. Always in my heart. Nicola, (Newquay!)
Nicola Jakeman
23/08/2022
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David, Having spent a nomadic childhood I finally arrived at Harrow Weald County Grammar School in the late 50s and you were the first early teenage friend that I had. I fondly remember our cycle trips out to RAF Northholt to watch aeroplanes and also our trips to air shows. Shoreham sticks in my mind most as we decided to cross the runway just as a Spitfire was landing, nearly decapitating both of us. It was a pleasure to know you.
Ian Quarrie
08/08/2022
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Thank you from
Medical Aid For Palestinians
For all the donations given
13/07/2022
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David, my dear friend, you inspired me with your paintings and witty, humorous conversations. I’m so lucky to have known you.
Love always, from Mary
Mary McDonough
06/07/2022
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Many happy times swapping D90 tapes and enjoying general silliness. I owe him a great deal.
Donation left by Richard Glover
26/06/2022
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Deepest sympathy and love. Maureen xx
Donation left by Maureen Hanrahan
17/06/2022
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We remember David for the sincerity of his friendship, his generosity of spirit, our musical discussions - and our walks with him around the prehistoric sites in the Land's End Peninsula which meant so much to him. Raymond and Patricia Cox
Raymond and Patricia Cox
15/06/2022
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