Dedicated to Dick's memory
This website is a tribute to Dick. He was born on March 23, 1931 and spent most of his life thinking about how IT would change the world so it seems right to invite you all to remember him in this way. As a husband, father, grandfather and uncle, he is much loved and will always be remembered.
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Thoughts
Dick was always a joy to meet on social occasions which he obviously loved attending, interrupted only by having to attend to the dog outside in the car. Always an amusing anecdote or a witty comment shared with that distinctive and lilting voice of his, followed by a chuckle. Chuckle on, dear Dick.
Geoff
19th August 2018
I first met Dick on a KPMG training course. Dick had been drafted in at short notice to deliver someone else's slides. He was totally unphased and put us at ease making the rather dry material come alive by cracking jokes and adding amusing anecdotes. Dick was a very experienced consultant, we were brand new but he was the polar opposite of condescending.
As I got to know Dick better over the years as Kate's dad I enjoyed his kindness, consideration for others, warm and friendly manner and bonhomie at family gatherings. He was a true gentleman and I will miss him.
Su Jones 13th August 2018
Su
13th August 2018
Candles
Joining another family through marriage is always going to be interesting, but I have to say Dick always made this easy. My first memory was the cup of tea at my bedside at 5am if you stayed over with the Waller family! Whatever the occasion he was always a gentleman, and great fun to be with. I will miss him.
Lit by Yvonne Waller on 9th August 2018