The obituary notice of Peter (Pete) DAVEY

I’m so sorry to hear of Pete’s passing. My sincere condolences go out to his, wife, children and family.
I was blessed to have had the pleasure of knowing and performing with Pete in the band One Plus One where I had the opportunity to witness his passion and dedication to music and his excitement when on the stage. He was always the backbone of the band and very rarely became flustered (unless he couldn’t tune his acoustic guitar which he played at the time)
Another favorite memory of Pete is being on holiday in the south of France with him and some friends. I used an electric shaver at the time and when the battery ran out and I was unable to recharge it, I entrusted Pete to give me my first ever “wet shave”. He was such a gentleman with a big heart and a smile for the ages.
I no longer live in the UK but my thoughts have been with Pete and his family during this difficult time. I know his family and friends will give a fantastic send off to a truly wonderful human being who has left us all with some lovely memories. Much love and respect to you Pete ❤️🙏
John Brook

Dear Pete, we will never forget the lovely, gentle and kind man you were, the way my children adored you and how you made them laugh till they cried. We had some laughs all of us that will always be wonderful memories. Going back 25 years ago in the Discovery pub when you and Sharon organised your first date and I told her you were a good one and you were! Watching you play in your band Roosevelt and listening to your fantastic music. You will always be remembered and never forgotten, rest easy Pete and I'll make sure Sharon is ok I promise ❤️

Pete was one in a million. Gentle, kind, funny, talented and positive. He was taken too soon and will be missed by all who knew him.

My thoughts are with Pete's family at this time. He was a kind, lovely man and so hysterical. Someone I didn't see often as I lived away, but when our paths crossed it was like no time had gone by. RIP Pete, you will be missed so much.

Pete you will be missed big time. That smiling face, those dad jokes, and the music you made that was enjoyed by so many. Rest in Peace now, no more pain.xx