Ian Philip Skokluk (20 Jan 1956 - 19 Sep 2025)

Rest in peace uncle ian
Love Michael, avia and mila

While ian isn't here in person he will always be here in spirit, living on in the memories of everyone who knew him, my favourite memories with Ian were during our annual boxing day celebrations where we would sometimes eat on the ironing board at the end of the table or between two tables that were different hights and also how excited he'd get to play games like kaplunk or jenga.
We will miss you, you may be gone but you will never be forgotten.

Ian was a very kind and caring man, he was always a pleasure to be around. I will always remember the Christmas’s we used to spend with Ian, playing games and having fun.
Love Claire and Tom.

Very sad news about Ian, apart from being my brother in law he was one in a million,a heart of gold and well respected by everyone he will be sadly missed you will always be in my thoughts, rest in peace.

Ian was such a lovely man, very caring and always thinking of others. He loved playing games with all the children over Christmas and He will be missed by many. x

We were so sad to hear of Ian's passing. From the day I met Ian & Yvonne, I knew they were soul mates. Such a wonderful uncle to my grandchildren, they couldn't have wished to have a better person and role model in their lives. The loss to you Yvonne must be immeasurable. Keep strong, with lots of blessings to give you strength.
Marie-Therese

It was an honour to have Ian in our family. He brought so much love, patience and care into our lives and those of our children. Nothing was too much trouble for him, he was always thinking of others. We will always remember him fondly and talk of him often. Rest In Peace Uncle Ian
Love Lee, Sarah, Isla , Jude and Elijah

Too soon

Ian, so sad to hear you have left us. So many happy memories. Our first Rod Stewart concert, Leicester 1974, early start at the station, whisky at 7am (I don't even like whisky). Roxy Music 1980 at Wembley. So many laughs working together Bilborough to Coppice Road. We always joked about Dixie Toot, Rod 1974 and to paraphrase: "And when the the man upstairs he calls me, he'll say it's your turn to come ..... and when the angels sing I will join in, lets have a good time". And we so did. Thinking of you Yvonne and sorry we can't be there Monday.

Really sad news about Ian, we first met at Beechdale School and were in the same class and mates till we left Glaisdale Secondary many years later. Spent many happy hours at 49, Elstree Drive, I remember the big sideboard in the lounge with all the toys and games in, great times and his lovely mum Doreen was always welcoming. Had some great laughs over the years and all the lads remember the great holiday we had in Torquay, unfortunately Ian and I lost touch in our mid 20's, Jim, Bill and I often reminiscence over a pint about the many adventures we had together.

Very sad to hear this news about Ian. Ian was a good friend, we both lived on Elstree Drive and were friends from Glenbrook Infants School untill we lost touch in our mid 20's. I remember his farther 'Big John', who died when Ian was young, he used to take my dad for a pint at the Ukrianian Club. So glad Ian managed to visit his family in Ukrain.

Rest now in peace Ian after such a long illness. I will keep waving the flag for Man U on your behalf.

My lovely precious husband Ian passed away 19th September and life will never be the same for me. We have so many happy memories which I now cherish in my heart, and I know you will always be with me. I wish I could have taken all your pain away over the last few years and relive some of our happy times. We will be together in our hearts and minds forever, I love you and I know you love me xx