Ian Jennings (14 Feb 1951 - 17 Oct 2015)

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Location
Rose Hill Crematorium Cantley Lane Doncaster DN4 6NE
Date
13th Nov 2015
Time
1pm
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In loving memory of Ian Jennings who passed away suddenly on Saturday 17th October at home, and of Tickhill, aged 64 years. Beloved husband of Olive Jennings, much loved father to Elizabeth and Richard , grandfather and brother to Jill and Peter.

Joan Findlay donated £10 in memory of Ian

Thinking of you and your family xxxx

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Gayle Ogilvie donated £10 in memory of Ian

Deepest sympathy to Olive and family. Love from Pete, Gayle and David

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Jane Craddy donated in memory of Ian

In memory of a good friend and lovely man. Love from John, Margaret, Jane, John, Richard and Rachael. Xx

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Mandy Crowther donated £10 in memory of Ian

Goodnight God bless Ian
Thinking of you all Olive
Much Love

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Allison malcolm wrote

So sorry to hear this very sad news Olive. Many years since I spent some great times with you and Ian, I remember them with fondness. Many condolences Allison and daughters Katie and Morag

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Tim and Linda Kaye wrote

RIP Ian our thoughts are with Olive love from Tim and Linda

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John Norton wrote

Ian welcomed me into his family and his home and gave me his blessing to be married to his daughter Elizabeth. Ian and I socialised together playing golf for years and also pool, dominoes, cards and darts. We always had quite a close relationship as our interests were very similuar in some ways but also very different in others. He was always interested in my work and often asked about what I had been up to. I felt that Ian was one of the only people that was geniunely interested in what I did and it's not often I speak about my work.
It has made me so proud to have known Ian and to be part of his life. I will remember Ian and the good times (often drunken, granted) forever and by me, he will be sorely missed. RIP Ian Old Bean XXxx

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