The obituary notice of Colin (Driving Instructor) KNAGGS

Grandad,
I love you and I will never forget you. You taught me how to ride a bike, do an oil change (which I will not be able to do alone). You used to pick me up for school with Sam and we would walk to drop him off at Di’s house. I miss going to Sunday market with you. In recent years I miss coming over and walking the neighbourhood with you. I will forever miss your humour. I hope your up there with penny and Sam taking them on walks and giving out all the dog biscuits. If you see a white and gray car take good care of him that will be Fitz. Rest in peace grandad col <3

Dad sorry you’ve gone you will be missed by all ,always there for everyone especially for the gran kids and the kids in the street playing football most days ,going to the skate park .You were always there for everyone to bring their cars to mend all the time .You will be missed by me ,Julie ,Louise ,Scott and the great gran kid Lucas .

Deepest sympathy Di on the loss of your dad, fond memories of working with Colin
Kath & Dawn Wilkinson.

Dad, can't believe you've gone, you certainly put up a fight.Thank you for just being you, kind, funny and always there for me.You leave us all with such lovely memories.
My Dad a true gent, love always,forever in my heart Di

You were a true family man and always had time for us all. Because of that I have the most amazing memories with you, ones I will cherish forever. The most fun, silly, funny, kind and just wonderful grandad, with the best sense of humour. No one will ever do it as good as you did, you were truly the best.

You leave the biggest hole in all of our hearts, you’ll forever be missed.

Sleep tight grandad.

Sending our condolences to June and all family on the loss of Colin. A true gent of whom will be sadly missed, love to you all, Gail, Margaret & John - our thoughts are with you xxxx