Simon Dubber sadly on the 4th December2024 aged 63 years.
The beloved husband of the late Susan Barrett, brother in law to Mark, and cousin to Michael, he will be sadly missed by his many friends, colleagues and all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
Funeral service to be held at North Wiltshire Crematorium on Tuesday 21st January 2025 at 12 noon, the service will be webcast via:
Please visit https://watch.obitus.com Username gavo7604 Password 159020
Family flowers only however, donations in Simon’s memory for Invest in M.E. & Shine may be sent c/o 10 St John Road, more information on 814602
Please leave your thoughts, prayers and memories for Simon in the box below:-
7 responses
So sorry to hear this sad news today. I trained with Simon at Wyatt Pakeman partners back in 1982/85. He was a lovely guy . X
Simon, where to start. From those teenage years of crazy nights in Bristol, followed by long walks home and the annual camping trips, where we would always be in trouble for making too much noise after a few too many beers. To recent times where you and Suze did more to help me than you will ever know. We had so many good times, despite the physical distance between us. Mostly winding each other up over sporting events, especially whem it involved Rovers or City, or England v Australia.
I’ll never forget your high speed train impression, learnt when we discovered we had pitched our tents next to the railway line over the hedge.
Then there was your short visit to Adelaide. We had not seen rain for about two months, but the day we went to the cricket at Adelaide oval you also brought the rain. You never did believe me when I told you that it rarely rained during summer in Adelaide.
I could keep going. But to put it simply, Simon was simply a good friend and I already miss his cheeky grin.
RIP Simon. Guess I get the last word in now… up the gas!
We were so very sad to hear that Simon had also died, so soon after his beloved Suzé. They were such a devoted couple, and made each other so happy.
I found I still had the Christmas card they sent us from Christmas 2023, and I put it up with the cards for Christmas 2024. And I shall keep it for future Christmases, as a happy memory of them both.
With our love (- as Suzé herself always wrote on her cards -)
Jill and Tim
Such sad news, Simon was such a lovely kind hearted person, and will be truly missed. RIP Simon. You will now be at peace with your dearest wife,Susan, and true love.
Simon and Susan were such wonderful friends and we miss you every day.
I sincerely hope you are now reunited and happy.
Simon,
You made the last 15 years of my dear Sister Susan’s life the happiest days of her life, she loved you so much!!
I think i can speak on behalf of all who knew you, you were one of the kindest, nicest person you would ever hope to meet. A true gentleman in every sense of the word.
Thank-you for all the love and care that you gave to Susan.
Like everyone I will miss you so much, you were more than a brother -in -law !!
So pleased to know that you are now re united with Susan.
The red red robin will carry on bobbin along !!
It is hard to take in that you are no longer with us. Thank you for being my best friend for the best part of 50 years, thank you for some wonderful memories of going on holiday, watching cricket, snooker and speedway amongst other things and for our great football rivalry!
It was wonderful that you meet Suze, you had to wait until later in life, but you were perfect for each other, may you both rest in peace.