Some thoughts on behalf of Simone, Lottie and Peter Riddle

 Uncle Trevor played an important part in our family life. Throughout Simone and Lottie’s childhood Uncle Trevor would frequently visit Margaret, the girls and I. Whenever he was in the vicinity of the Midands he would drive over to Derbyshire to see us, and he would get up to date with the girls progress and check that everything was well with Margaret and myself. Uncle Trevor would talk to us about the Waldmeyer side of the family, often bringing photographs of Margaret’s father and that side of the family, talk to us about various events in the past, and update us on any significant changes or contacts. Uncle Trevor always remembered Lottie and Simone’s birthdays, and throughout their childhood he congratulated them on their achievements in exams.

We have lovely memories of the extended family meals in Nottingham which Uncle Trevor arranged and at which Lottie and Simone had the opportunity to meet members of the wider family who lived far and wide. He was a generous and kind uncle, always so modest and self-effacing, and who is remembered with great fondness by all three of us.

Simone, Lottie and Peter Riddle