Ann Tomkinson (1 Jul 1947 - 30 Mar 2025)
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ANN FRANCES TOMKINSON
Passed away peacefully at home on the 30th March 2025. Aged 77 years.
Much loved wife of Jonathan and beloved mum of Nicola, Kirstie and David and dear mother-in-law to the two Peters and Jaci. Cherished sister of Hamish and the late Stephen. Wonderful Granny and Great Granny and a friend to many. She will be so very much missed.
Private cremation followed by a celebration of her life on Wednesday 7th May 2025 at 2.00pm at St Nicholas Church, Rattlesden.
Family flowers only please, but donations if desired to ‘Dementia UK’ and/or ‘St Nicholas Hospice’ may be placed in the collection box at the service, made online at https://www.funeralguide.co.uk/132953 or sent via Andrew Bingham Independent Funeral Service, The Nutshell, Milton Road South, Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 1EZ. Tel.01449 771666.
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Ann will be greatly missed by many people, for her liveliness and warmth and spontaneity.
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I remember Ann from Seale Hayne Agricultural College days in the mid-1960s. She was a friendly and lively person there. Soon after we all left the College, another Seale Haynian and I visited Ann and Jon at Punchards Farm and Ann made us very welcome for a few days. Another visit followed in the early 2000s and again we were made very welcome. In June 2012 There was a centenary reunion at Seale Hayne and Ann and Jon were there. We drove up to Hay Tor on Dartmoor, and I remember watching with admiration as Ann ran up the steep incline to the base of the rock.
Ann was a very easy person to talk to and in the last few years I have enjoyed some interesting telephone conversations with her – she always had something interesting to recount about the farm or the village shop or village life in general.
Ann will be greatly missed by many people, for her liveliness and warmth and spontaneity.
John Harvey.
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