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.^pdnity Methodist Church and in heryoungeryears taught at the Sunday school.
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at the age of i3 and remained a ' : memberfor Soyears. She was a Methodist lay preacher for 50 years and well known and- respected on the Clitheroe circuit. . - •
-1 Born and brought up in Clitheroe,sheattendedtheNa- tional School and then to Clit heroe Royal Grammar School. On leaving school, she worked
, as a telephonist at Blackburn TelephoneExchangeuntilshe marriedWilliamThomas,also
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, v'-At the age o f40, Mrs Cow perthwaite wenttoworkas the deputy ihanagerat the Clithe-
■ roe Co-operative Society store in Moor Lane. She retired aged 60, but ju s t a few days later started voluntary work at the
unteering continued until she: was aged 90.
town’s Oxfam shop. Her vol '
Lisa Barker, manager o f the
Oxfam shop, paid tribute to a “remarkable woman”.'
“She was.an ab so lute ly
lovely lady and totally'com-" mitted to helping at this char- ' ity shop. She vo lu ntee red ' every Friday morning'and a l - • ways turned up whatever the weather,” said Lisa. “She was well-respected - and well-liked; Everyone knew ■
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' everyone who had the pleasJ
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away, but Mrs Cowperthwaita continued with her chariw -- work. She was also treasureJ
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■ - Paying tribute to a “wonj -d e r fu l mother”, Jean and
Helen said: “She was a modesL down-to-earthandfamily-ofil
, - entatedwomanwhowouldgol out ofherway to help others! “Afewyearsagosheknitt^
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• and caring lady and was exl tremely popular with hen four grandchildren and nina great-grandchildren. In fact]
V. the whole family loved hen /dearly.:
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i she never said anything thaU . wouldn’t be worth saying.” [
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