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Hayward Rodney - Rod, died peacefully on 30 September 2025 aged 80 years. He will be sadly missed by family and friends. Funeral service to be held at All Saints Church, Rotherfield Peppard on Thursday 30th October @ 12 noon. Family Flowers only. Donations to Sue Ryder may be made online at rodneyhayward.muchloved.com or sent c/o Tomalin & Son. Tel :01491573370
PICKETT, Valmai Passed away peacefully at home in Southend Common on 1st October. She will be sadly missed by her family and friends. A private family funeral will be followed by a celebration of her life at Old Luxters Barn - Chiltern Valley Winery, RG9 6JW from 3.30pm to 5:30pm on Monday 3rd November, those who knew Valmai are welcome to join us to share a memory. Family flowers only please. [more..]
Hodgkin, Elizabeth. — Passed away peacefully on 19th October surrounded by her children Peter, Christopher, Sarah and Rebecca. Reunited with her husband Richard and son Andrew. Much loved Mother, Grandmother, Sister, Aunt and friend to so many — she will be greatly missed. Funeral enquiries to Tomalins. Donations, if desired, will be given to Sue Ryder and can be made online at [more..]
We are sad to announce the death of Ruth Carver who passed away peacefully on 9th October at Thames Hospice. She will be greatly missed by her husband Derek, her family and all who knew and loved her. All are welcome to attend the funeral service at Greenacres Chiltern Park at 11am on Wednesday 29th October. Family flowers only but any donations to Thames Hospice would be appreciated and can be [more..]
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