Tribute to John Henry Bracegirdle

Published on 03/08/2012 12:46

A funeral service was held at St Andrew’s Church, Foston-on-the-Wolds, on Friday, July 27 for Mr John Henry Bracegirdle of Haisthorpe, (formerly of Gembling), who died in Castle Hill Hospital on July 23. He was 65.

The service was conducted by Malcolm Head and the organist was Steven Westaway.

John was born in Gembling and attended Gembling School and Driffield County Secondary School. In his younger days he played cricket for Gembling and enjoyed shooting and following both the Holderness & Middleton Hunts.

Chief mourners: David Bracegirdle (son), Eileen & Malcolm Tate, Audrey & Don Oxtoby, Kathleen & John Kettlewell, Janet & John Robinson (sisters & brother in laws), Julie & Mark Warkup, Sally & Matthew Ostler, Mike Tate, Richard Tate, Joanne & Mark Rodgers, Paul Kettlewell, Neil Kettlewell (nephews & nieces).

Others present: Mr C Burkhill rep David, Margaret & Jane Burkhill,Tim Chapman rep Betty Chapman,Paul & Anna Jackson, Gordon & Ann Tyler, Ken Tate, Pete & Hilary Sygrove rep Simon Ullyott & Betty Taylor, Mick & Janet Dowson rep Geoff Marson & family, Jenny Webb. Marjorie Laycock, Mr P M Laycock, Robert Dodgson, Brian Rookes rep John Rookes, Mr J Dossor rep Mr Tom Walker, Harry Nicholson, Graham & Susan Southwell, Mr & Mrs P Foster, Michael Wilson, David Stephenson rep Karen Woodall, Kate Parker rep James & India Parker, Mr & Mrs A & R Dolphin, Barbara Wade, Mr & Mrs B Howland rep Mr M Howland, Liz Warkup, Barbara Gilliat, Mr K Smithson rep Mr D Smithson, John Storey,Chris Marshall, John Bainbridge, Jason & Ann Graham, Mr & Mrs J Storey, Tony & June Wilson, Chris Waites rep Liz Waites, Robin Jackson, Nigel Jackson, Martin Warkup, Graham Shepherd, Mr M H Middlewood rep the family, Nev Hobson rep Freda & Colin Howdle, Steven Laycock, Mr D Briggs, Peter Dunn rep Dave Elliott, Terry Dunn, Kath Smith, Trevor Field rep John & Bridget Buckton & Pete Davis, Mrs D Johnson rep Mr D Johnson, John Graham rep the family, Mr & Mrs F W Wilson, Mr & Mrs David Jackson,David Gilliat, Ian Gilliat, Philip Warkup, Steve King, Fez & Gill Ullyott, Simon Megginson rep Andrew Megginson, Geoff Conyers, Bernard Clark rep Jackie, Mr & Mrs F Naylor, Matthew Brown, Nigel & Sheila Simons, Barbara Garton rep the family, Lesley Maslin, Mark Ullyott rep Mr & Mrs P Clappison, Betty Wood rep Hazel & Nick Thurlow, Joyce Simpson & Vince, Rob Lomas rep J R Lomas, Mr P M Robson, Mr & Mrs John Preston, Mr & Mrs Trevor Palmer, Billy Waites, Mrs Caroline Sellars rep Tim Sellars, Jane Garwood rep Ben Tyler.

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