Douglas Roy England was born on 4 March 1943 and died peacefully on 10 February 2025 aged 81 years.
He leaves behind his wife Sue, children Sally, Simon, Tim & Lucy, and their partners Andrew, Sally, Ruth and Lloyd together with 9 wonderful grandchildren: Tom, Olivia, Emily, Joe, James, Matthew, Daniel, Sophie and Emma.
He lived a full life, mostly doing things his way and never really being beholden to the rules. Life was his adventure and although the last few years meant he could not live it the way he would have liked, he never stopped trying.
The family would like to thank everyone who has supported them over the last few years and welcome all family, friends and colleagues to his funeral which will be held in the North Chapel at Oakley Wood Crematorium on Thursday 13 March at 12 Noon.
By request family flowers only please but any donations to Myton Hospice would be warmly appreciated as they cared for him so well in his last few days, or to the Salvation Army for whom he had a long standing respect throughout his life may be left in the retiring collection at the service or made by clicking the ‘Donate’ button below.
Enquires c/o R.Locke & Son Wellesbourne (01789) 840744
A much loved brother-in-law and uncle who will be missed by his Canadian family.
Mrs Christine Ensor
Cash donations received at the Funeral Service.
Anonymous .
In memory of Roy, a very dear, close and long-standing friend who will be missed enormously. He was always so kind and thoughtful to so many people, who will be so grateful for his kindness and generous nature. We have so many fond and happy memories of Roy.
Denise, Mike, Nick & Sally Davison
Will always be remembered.
An astute business man with a heart of gold.
Lots of happy memories
Love
Lila. Kay Bob Alison Jon
Mrs Lila Wright
Dear Sue & family. Thinking of all of you at this sad time. Sam & I always had such fond memories of you and Roy and the times we shared together.
Mrs Linda Roher
I will remember all the times spent with Roy at the house, from Christmas to traveling with my parents and seeing his fascination towards our little Cailegh. He will be greatly missed. Sending our love to the England family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Mr Michael Ensor
Sending best wishes to all the family. Losing Roy is a sad loss but he will be remembered by lots of people.
Mrs Carole Trigg
Heartfelt sympathy to Sue and all the family. Roy has left a huge gap in all of your lives, but memories will last forever.
Mr Alan Cross