7 entries.
Charlotte Clackson (Dowglass)
wrote on February 8, 2024
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11:27 am
Sending my sincere condolences to all the Goddard family. Uncle Roger was a great man, not only an excellent doctor but also so clever and humorous, always with a great story or a practical joke up his sleeve. He was so kind over many years to me and to my parents, George and Anthea Dowglass; we all loved the happy times spent at Quendale, Clearwater and the Yacht Club with him and Jean. Rest in Peace; you deserve it after a lifetime of helping others.
gideon adey
wrote on February 8, 2024
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10:36 am
It is with fond memories of evenings on the veranda at Quendale that i think of 'Uncle' Roger. As a child, we'd all be gathered at one end whilst the 'adults' had more fun at the other, and then later when visiting Barbados with my parents, or my own children, there is always a visit to the Goddard's, especially if there was a Christmas play being put on!
I'd like to think of you sailing away to the next adventure and to reunite with Jean and others waiting over the horizon.
Our thoughts are with your family today and in all the time ahead.
Gideon (Giddy Ben) - for all of he Adey's
Victoria Goddard
wrote on February 7, 2024
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10:08 pm
Sending love to you all, Munks, Rob and Pat. Goodbye Uncle Roger. You lived a life filled with purpose and adventure. A brilliant mind and wonderful sense of humour. You will be missed. Thank you for being a loving and supportive uncle and godfather . Xoxo Love Vickytoria
Edward Hutson
wrote on February 5, 2024
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1:18 pm
Dr Roger Goddard was my school-classmate, friend and medical colleague. Farewell dear friend …
john frank
wrote on February 3, 2024
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6:22 pm
Sorry to hear about the passing of my uncle. he was a great man, great uncle as well. Wish I could be there for all of you. your cousin John
Melissa Nelson
wrote on February 3, 2024
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5:44 pm
Dear Uncle Roger
How lucky I am to have known you for 66 years.
I loved your wit and wisdom, your blue cap and blue Jean jacket and your great love of Mozart! My last words to you were to go down to the boat, all are waiting: Jean, Joanie, Michael, Doris and Lawrence and many more (don’t forget Charlie, I said)
I saw a twinkling in your eye when I sang our song.
Carlie will greet you; she wants the first dance! love to you and my dear cousins Meliss (Tessa Bear)
