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Topic History of: Dave Mount Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
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Green Man
Just watched Never Too Young DVD with commentary by Laurence Myers and Steve Chibnall. Terrible movie but very entertaining at the same time. Laurence states that Dave Mount committed suicide, I had no idea. I tried to research more information and it led it to this site.
Chris Retro
Here's Dave, Les, Rob, Ray and Dave Lee Travis in happier times.
Evan grant.
Today 13.9.2014. Shocked at finding out my old childhood mate is dead. Dave and I first met in the church choir Mitcham surrey. As kids we used to do a paper round on Saturday night with the old butcher bikes with the evening standard and evening news. Dave and I used to ride around the houses shouting "classified all the football". Dave used to live with his mum and two sisters in Mount road Mitcham .To Dave and all his family my heart goes out to you all . Dave was one of the best, a great loss.Would like to have contact with his family. Lots to tell about when we were kids. My email address evan _grant @ hotmail .co.uk. Love you Dave rest in peace.
Al
Back in 1985, Les told me that Dave was selling kitchens and "Doing very well for himself". Until reading these later comments I found nobody who could confirm that he sold kitchens. I was always told "No, he worked in insurance." so it's cool to now have a couple of people confirming it.
I cherish the recording I made (from the TV) of Dave in the studio during "Bring back the Christmas Number One." I guess that was his last TV appearance, and final recording.
wendy stenberg
Hi,
You may never see this but I was googling and just found out about Dave Mount today. How sad. I used to work with him at your little ad agency in London. Remeber..Wendy. I spend quite a bit of time with Dave out of work. Having a glass of wine and a chat at lunchtime and I introduced him and Zoe and Ruaridh to our favourite Greek restarant in Notting Hill - Cleopatras - and we spent a fw great evenings there till the early hours with my mad flatmates. He was such a nice guy and listened to my babbling with patience and good humour. He was mad about his family and had many a good story to tell about the MUD days. Realy sad to hear about this. Hope you are well Mel and all is good with you.
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