Bring Doc Dean Home
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The British Wrestling scene is alive, vibrant and flourishing. Ian “Doc” Dean was one of the amazing guys that paved the way for today’s style and was an awesome athlete and showman
He passed away yesterday (14th August 2018) aged 48 years old in his home in Florida. Originally from Liverpool his family and friends reside in the U.K.
My son is his next of kin and it is his duty and responsibility to arrange for the Doc’s body to be flown back and for him to be buried in his beloved Liverpool.
The Doc was uninsured and recovering from several back and neck injuries, mostly old
wrestling injuries and after several surgeries he was unable to return to his job.
Loved by many, respected as an amazing wrestler I ask all of you in the wrestling world to help us to bring him home to his family. We are a proud family and it has took a lot to ask for help. But we are broken-hearted and want him home to be buried where we knew his heart was. For anyone who can help our son and myself thank you from the bottom of our heart.
Klondyke Kate.
He passed away yesterday (14th August 2018) aged 48 years old in his home in Florida. Originally from Liverpool his family and friends reside in the U.K.
My son is his next of kin and it is his duty and responsibility to arrange for the Doc’s body to be flown back and for him to be buried in his beloved Liverpool.
The Doc was uninsured and recovering from several back and neck injuries, mostly old
wrestling injuries and after several surgeries he was unable to return to his job.Loved by many, respected as an amazing wrestler I ask all of you in the wrestling world to help us to bring him home to his family. We are a proud family and it has took a lot to ask for help. But we are broken-hearted and want him home to be buried where we knew his heart was. For anyone who can help our son and myself thank you from the bottom of our heart.
Klondyke Kate.
Organizer
Jayne Porter
Organizer
England