Pete Sellwood

I just wanted to say how sad I was to hear about the death of Pete Sellwood. When I first moved to Bath, and was getting into supporting Bath City, Pete needed people to hand out leaflets to local schools advertising the Easter soccer school at Twerton Park for the young people. He had quite a number of schools on the list and Midsomer-Steve and I took on the task of delivering to quite a lot of them. As well as helping him (and the youngsters) out it gave me a chance to get to know the local area. As we visited his home several times for more leaflets we had some good conversations and found him to be a gentle, kind, intelligent and interesting man. He was dedicated to Bath City and to helping youngsters. I was glad to have known him. My thoughts go out to his family and friends at this sad time.

When the supporters were running the Saturday stalls at Milsom / Union Street, I first met Pete.
He was a City stalwart and a very friendly and gentle man.
Subsequently, he thoughtfully helped to arrange a seat in the stand whilst I was recovering from a cancer operation.
RIP Pete.

You beat me to it Chrissie - I was going to say much the same thing. I just wanted to add that, over three days, we covered 30-40 schools all over North East Somerset, as Pete was more comfortable in going to the Bath schools as he lived there; but, to epitomise his dedication to our Club, I was convinced that, had we not met him, he would have covered the whole area by himself! As it turned out, several schools wanted more leaflets than we could provide at the time, and, when we gave Pete the details, his face lit up with pure joy - not a second thought about the extra work that he would have to do. A man in a million - he leaves a permanent memory in our minds.

Agree wholeheartedly. A dedicated, kind and generous man.

Pete first got me involved with the Supporters Society when he was doing the Saturday stalls at Milsom Street. I stopped for a chat when I was on my way to watch us play Luton, and I made a few constructive suggestions on how his leaflets could be improved. Next thing I knew I was designing them myself for him for every game for the next season and a half

He did tremendous work to get the Foundation up and running - not always, it should be said, with the help or support of the club itself at times.

Very sad news to hear of his passing. RIP Pete.