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Blackburn Hospital, Jim aged 77 years of Bolton


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Died peacefully at home on 22 June 2014, aged 67. Now at rest in the Brocklands Woodland Burial in the beautiful Ribble Valley. Patsy will be remembered for her time at the Museum o f Childhood in Ribchester and 16 years as part o f the Tourist Information team at RVBC. She is sadly missed by husband Robin, son Gareth an a family.


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Suddenly on 1st July 2014 Ben, aged 24 years of Clitheroe.


The gorgeous son of Ann & Martin and adored by his fiance Mary. the love of his life.


Ben was loved dearly by all bis family, friends and everyone who knew him.


A service to celebrate the life o f Ben will take place on Friday 11th July at


Bumley Crematorium at 2.20pm.


Family flowers only by special request. Donations may be made in lieu to


The Teenage Cancer Trust . via www.champfunerals.com/obituaries


ENQ: Champ Funeral Services, Bank House, Whalley Road, Clayton-le-Moors, Accrington BBS 5DY Tel: 01254 390731


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and Jeff. Jim will be greatly missed by all. The will


uncle o f Julie


the late Sheila, much Whalley loved


Beloved


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On 4th July peacefully at


James Hargreaves (Jim)


.wife o f the late John, mother o f Jean and Tommy, grandma of Jacqui and Karen, great grandma of Nicola, Corey, Luke. Dylan, Ashleigh and Georgia, great great


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Aiden and Jessie, sister o f the late Brenda and Jean and sister -in-law to Alban . .


;at • 10.30am on Tuesday 15th July 2014 followed by interment in Clitheroe Cemetery.


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John aged 84 years. Beloved husband of Eileen, much loved dad o f Steven and Graham and father- in-law o f Janette and Valerie, a dearly loved grandad o f Ellis, Michael and Andrew also a loved uncle. Reposing


Blacklburn Hospital.


Society, c/o Mr. S. Hughes, Lodge House, Cow Lane, Burnley, BB11 iNN. Inquiries to Brian Price & Son, Funeral Directors, Tel: 01200 441297.


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On 1st July 2014, Matthew aged 48 years of Skipton. The loving dad o f Patsy and a much loved son, brother, uncle and great-uncle. The funeral service took lace yesterday at


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peacefully at Steeton Court Nursing Home, Barclay aged 82 years (formerly of Whalley). Beloved husband o f Helen, loving father o f Murray, and father in law to Catrina. His funeral service will take place at Skipton Crematorium on Monday- 21st July at 1.40 pm. Family flowers only


On 5 July 2014, suddenly


WALKER Barclay


but ieu to Helping Hands,


of Rest. A service will be held at St. Mary s Church, Clitheroe. tomorrow Friday July 11th at 12 noon followed by interment at Clitheroe Cemeteiy. Family flowers only please,' donations in memory o f John i f so desired may be given for and sent directly to the


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Peacefully on July 4th at


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donations in memory of Greta may be made to the British Heart Foundation


so desired,


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A Requiem' Mass will be held at St. Michael and St. John's Church, Lowergate, Clitheroe


. Rest in Peace


On 29th June at Royal Blackburn Hospital, Greta.aged 89 years,


(Nee Dickinson) Greta


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THANKYOU


.all relatives, friends and neighbours for the many kind expressions


randma o f Tyler ames and Madison, daughter o f the late


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. A. Hardacre for her kind words and comforting ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to express their appreciation to all the sta f f o f The Manor House, Chatbum for al l' their care and support.


cards PEARSON


Carl, Emma, Nick and Mandie would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends


(nee Hulland) Carol


neighbours for the many


and


ministrations and to all who attended the funeral service and have given donations. They would also like to express their appreciation to all the Doctors, Nurses and . Staff . o f the East Lancashire Hospice, Blackburn for all their care, kindness 'find support.


condolence received during their sad loss. Thanking also Rev. A n d v , Froud for his k in a ' and


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who helped us a unfailingly throughout Sam's life, we . • extend our heartfelt thanks. Our gratitude goes also to Terry, Pam and all at Clitneroe Funeral Service, for their love and care o f Sam and ourselves at this very sad time. Appreciation


..en ab l in g Sam to be laid to rest with his


Helen's


■ Clitheroe, BB7 lAW. Sam touched many lives and will never be forgotten by all of us who knew and adored him. He is now re-united with his beloved brother Tim in St. Helens Churchyard, Waddington.


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Lord and Lady Clitheroe host­ ed a garden party at Down- ham Hall in order to officially launch this year’s Clitheroe Food Festival. Some 150 guests enjoyed a


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; the festival itself. , He said: “There are'fso1?'


• many-people I want to thank for making this such a fantas­ tic event:.. “The Seafood Pub Compa­


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wholeheartedly embraced our vision o f . a service which would truly reflect the jo y / which Sam brought into our lives and the love which he so freely gave and received, to the Flower Shop, Wellgate who provided tne most glorious floral tributes and to the Lower Buck, Waddington for the. lovely* reception which allowed us to ’laugh' as well as 'cry'. To Dr. N. McMeekin, s ta f f at Pendleside Practice • and the Pharmacy * * *


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