David Whitebread remembrance page and online condolences

16-04 2021 11:00 wrote:

Dear Linda, Elisabeth & Sarah, I know you will be supporting each other and I am truly sorry for your loss. David meant so much to so many, he was the most marvellous, colleague and friend, always level-headed, fair and most of all with good humour. I spoke with him recently about two students who wanted to extend his work, as usual he was kind with his time, interest and support for them. I have huge respect for the legacy he leaves of his work and for his remarkable mind and personality. I send support and love to you for your loss, and ours.

16-04 2021 11:00 wrote:

Dear Linda, Elisabeth & Sarah, I know you will be supporting each other and I am truly sorry for your loss. David meant so much to so many, he was the most marvellous, colleague and friend, always level-headed, fair and most of all with good humour. I spoke with him recently about two students who wanted to extend his work, as usual he was kind with his time, interest and support for them. I have huge respect for the legacy he leaves of his work and for his remarkable mind and personality. I send support and love to you for your loss, and ours.

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David Whitebread

July 9, 1948 - April 13, 2021

The administrator of this page is Marisol Basilio

David was a loving husband, father and grandfather. In his professional life, David was an influential former Lecturer & Researcher in developmental psychology & early childhood education at the University of Cambridge. He founded the research centre for Play in Education, Development and Learning (PEDAL) at the Faculty of Education. Before joining Homerton College in 1986, he taught in Primary schools, mainly in Leicestershire, for 12 years. David was a kind-hearted supervisor of PhD and Master students, for which he was recognised by the University of Cambridge's Student-Led Teaching Award in 2015.

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2021-04-16 11:00:57 wrote:

Dear Linda, Elisabeth & Sarah, I know you will be supporting each other and I am truly sorry for your loss. David meant so much to so many, he was the most marvellous, colleague and friend, always level-headed, fair and most of all with good humour. I spoke with him recently about two students who wanted to extend his work, as usual he was kind with his time, interest and support for them. I have huge respect for the legacy he leaves of his work and for his remarkable mind and personality. I send support and love to you for your loss, and ours.

2021-04-16 11:00:57 wrote: Dear Linda, Elisabeth & Sarah, I know you will be supporting each other and I am truly sorry for your loss. David meant so much to so many, he was the most marvellous, colleague and friend, always level-headed, fair and most of all with good humour. I spoke with him recently about two students who wanted to extend his work, as usual he was kind with his time, interest and support for them. I have huge respect for the legacy he leaves of his work and for his remarkable mind and personality. I send support and love to you for your loss, and ours.

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