Bill Chapman remembrance page and online condolences

Gareth Chapman 29-05 2020 15:20 wrote:

When Bill was still at Junior School (around 8 or 9), he fell over in the playground and broke his tooth - resulting in a slight gap still visible at the end of his life. For aesthetic reasons he was fitted with a single removeable false tooth held in place by a place by a plate in the roof of his mouth. He came home from school one day having been told off by the headteacher. Apparently he had been scaring the girls by using his tongue in the roof of his mouth to poke his false tooth out at them !!

Gareth Chapman 29-05 2020 15:20 wrote:

When Bill was still at Junior School (around 8 or 9), he fell over in the playground and broke his tooth - resulting in a slight gap still visible at the end of his life. For aesthetic reasons he was fitted with a single removeable false tooth held in place by a place by a plate in the roof of his mouth. He came home from school one day having been told off by the headteacher. Apparently he had been scaring the girls by using his tongue in the roof of his mouth to poke his false tooth out at them !!

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lucy culverhouse 15-03 2025 08:29
Never heard that before!

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Bill Chapman

October 7, 1950 - May 21, 2020

The administrator of this page is lucy culverhouse

Much loved husband, Dad and Taid. Former Mayor of Conwy (2017-2018) and Conwy Town Councillor for Marl Ward. Magistrate. Member of Côr Meibion Maelgwn choir. Keen linguist and Esperantist. An honorary Welsh man and passionate about the Welsh language. An interest in local history. Labour Party Member. Friend and advisor to many.

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Gareth Chapman 2020-05-29 15:20:22 wrote:

When Bill was still at Junior School (around 8 or 9), he fell over in the playground and broke his tooth - resulting in a slight gap still visible at the end of his life. For aesthetic reasons he was fitted with a single removeable false tooth held in place by a place by a plate in the roof of his mouth. He came home from school one day having been told off by the headteacher. Apparently he had been scaring the girls by using his tongue in the roof of his mouth to poke his false tooth out at them !!

Gareth Chapman 2020-05-29 15:20:22 wrote: When Bill was still at Junior School (around 8 or 9), he fell over in the playground and broke his tooth - resulting in a slight gap still visible at the end of his life. For aesthetic reasons he was fitted with a single removeable false tooth held in place by a place by a plate in the roof of his mouth. He came home from school one day having been told off by the headteacher. Apparently he had been scaring the girls by using his tongue in the roof of his mouth to poke his false tooth out at them !!

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lucy culverhouse Anonymous user 09-06 2020 11:33
Never heard that before!
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