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Announcements for Monday 2nd January 2006
Acknowledgements
GELLENDER Frank Jean Gellender and family would like to thank friends and family for their messages of sympathy, support, flowers and donations to Wessex Heartbeat received in memory of Frank. Special thanks to Iain Steel of Richard Steel & Partners.
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Births
BOWYER Nick and Gill are delighted to annouce the safe arrival of Leo James on 4th December, 2005. A baby brother to Jessica. Many thanks to midwife Clara Haken and to all of the staff at the RHCH.
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Deaths
CUTLER Bessie Suddenly on Christmas Day. Much loved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who will be greatly missed and always remembered for her great sense of fun. Service at St Mary's, Micheldever, Friday, 11.00am. Tony, Jeanette, Elouise, Joedy and Ellis.
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BATHER (Thompson)
née Pearce.
Gladys Sadly on the 21st December, 2005, after a short illness, Gladys passed away.
Now reunited with her beloved Sam.
She will be sadly missed by her loving family, John, Trish, Ky, Ed, Sam, Emily, Jo. Trevor and family
in Australia.
You were the best, love you always, Maureen, Mick
and family.
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WALLER Kathleen Rose peacefully at Flowerdown Nursing Home, on 23rd December, 2005,
aged 84.
She will sadly missed by all her family
and friends.
The funeral has
taken place.
Enquiries to
Richard Steel
& Partners,
Alderman House,
12-14 City Road,
Winchester,
SO23 8SG
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INCHLEY John An extraordinary man.
Died after a long illness, at home surrounded by his family on 23rd December, 2005,
aged 57.
Adored husband of Wendy, dearly loved father of Georgie and Simon, father-in-law of Grant and Vicky, and proud Bampa of Poppy and Daisy. Loved and missed
by many.
Enormous thanks to all at St. Paul's Surgery and Countess Mountbatten Hospice who supported John and Wendy through his illness. So much love and thanks to
Esme and Felix.
Donations, if
desired, to
Cancer Research UK.
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SCIVIER Lionel 'Jack' passed away peacefully at Flowerdown Care Home, on 26 December, 2005,
aged 79.
He will be sadly missed by everyone that knew and loved him, especially his wife Joyce; Wendy, Colin, Jen, Jim and all his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Funeral service
at Basingstoke Crematorium on Friday, 6th January, 2006, at 10.30am. Family flowers only, donations, if desired, to Cancer Research c/o
Richard Steel
& Partners
12-14 City Road,
Winchester,
SO23 8SG.
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FARR, MBE,
DR 'GRIFF' born 22.10.1915, died peacefully on 19.12.2005 Served Colonial Service Tanganyika (1942-58), Aden (1958-61), MoH
for East Hampshire (1965-74). Thanksgiving
service 12 noon, on 21.1.2006 at St. Nicholas Church, Wickham, Hampshire. No flowers please, but donations, if desired, for Christian Aid and The Alzheimers Society c/o
Michael Miller
& Partners Ltd,
27a High Street,
Petersfield,
Hampshire,
GU32 3JR.
Tel: 01730 233244
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Engagements
BRAMLEY
ROSS Rich and Mo Bramley have pleasure in announcing the engagement of their daughter, Ella, on Christmas Day, to James Ross. Love and best wishes from all the family xxx
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Funeral Directors
In Memoriam
WREN. Irene. 5.1.96. Sadly missed and remembered always by all the family.
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RYDER David 4th January 2005.
My heart is full of memories with pride when I speak
your name.
Though life goes on without you it will never be the same.
Miss you so much!
Love Olive.
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HOUGHTON. Grace. Died 5th January, 1996. Treasured memories of a much-loved Wife, Mum, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother. Love Bob and Family.
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Obituaries
SIDNEY WALTER PETHERBRIDGE. AGED 82
The funeral was held at St. Paul's Church, Winchester, last Tuesday, of the late Sidney Petherbridge. Apart from his service with the Royal Navy and several years living in Chandler's Ford, Mr
Petheridge was a life long resident of Winchester, a city he was very fond of and proud to be associated with.
Mr Petheridge was born on 21st March, 1928, and spent his formative years at a number of addresses in Winchester, attending Holy Trinity Boys School and Danemark Grammar School when it was located in
Gordon Road.
At 16, Mr. Petheridge successfully applied to join the Royal Navy. Upon acceptance, he was asked to report to the Southampton Recruiting Office, on Monday, 4th September, 1939, at 9.00am. He would
often say how he missed the start of the war by 22 hours. During his eight years service, Mr Petheridge rose from Boy to Leading Telegraphist. He saw action in various parts of the world and took
part in the Battle of the Atlantic, Russian Convoys and the was in the Pacific. The summer of 1945, for instance, saw him in the Solomon Islands, preparing for the invasion of Japan. Thankfully
instead, he took part in the less dangerous liberation of Hong Kong.
The most significant moment in his wartime service occurred on 25th November, 1941, when, at just 18, he narrowly escaped with his life. The ship he was aboard, HMS Barham, was sailing towards Egypt
when she was torpedoed by U. Boat 331. Over 850 officers and men died in the sinking. The experience was to haunt him for the rest of his life.
During his years in the Navy Mr Petheridge developed his love of boxing and occasionally represented the ships on which he served. He was very proud to have been a member of the "Senior Service". In
later years, he became Treasurer of HMS Barham Survivors Association and was the last survivor to serve on the committee.
In 1948, Mr Petheridge joined Southern Railway just before its nationalisation into British Railways. He spent almost all the 39 1/2 years of his railway career at Winchester Station. From 1963,
until his retirement in 1987, he held the position of Chief Booking Clerk. He was a familiar face at the station to commuters and members of the travelling public alike.
Mr Petheridge was wedded in 1949 and enjoyed 56 years of marriage. He died on 12th December and is survived by his wife, two children and six grandchildren.
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