A Bonnetful of Bees

Dave Woodward RIP

February 15, 2012:

Dave

Dave died on Monday 13th February 2012 at around 4.15pm.

The funeral is at Windsor Park Baptist Church in Mairangi Bay, on Thursday 16th at 1.00 pm.

We invite you to bring finger food to share afterwards.

No bought flowers please, if you want to bring some from your garden, that’s ok.

We will have a have a donation box for the hospice, who did an incredible job of caring for him.

2 Comments »

  1. Tribute from Bruce Irvine for Dave Woodward

    To Miranda , Family and Friends,

    Thinking of you all in the passing of David.

    Although we hadn’t spent much time together recently, there was a full and rich history between us all.

    I was privileged to share an hour or so with Dave, his biscuits, his garden and “old times” a few weeks back.

    Unfortunately I cannot be at the funeral on Thursday, however I offer a couple of quotes I enjoy.

    Firstly,

    “If the only prayer I say in my life is ‘Thank you’ , that would suffice”.

    So, I say to you Dave and family,

    “Thank you for your life and for sharing part of it with me”.

    Secondly, a quote for us all,

    “Shared joy is double joy and shared sorrow is halved sorrow”.

    May we all share both our joy and sorrow together, in remembrance of Dave, at this time

    Love and hugs

    Bruce

    Comment by admin — February 15, 2012 @ 11:06 am

  2. Hello.
    I stumbled on this website today, as I was looking for photos of walks I want to do with a group of children. I followed several of Dave Woodward’s walks from start to end with much interest and enjoyment, feeling that it was like going for a walk with a knowledgeable and entertaining person. The photos and their little comments are like a conversation. I was glad to have “met” this website person and grateful for what he shared.
    I am sorry to learn that Dave died only a month ago.
    I think he’s left a bit of his spirit in here and I hope that this great work of his, this website, will remain for others to use and enjoy, even after his death.
    Kind regards,
    BF

    Comment by Bene — March 19, 2012 @ 12:44 am

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