Penelope Ella Clubb (22 Sep 1939 - 4 Sep 2026)

Penny, thank you for always making me feel part of your beautiful family!
I’m so grateful for all the laughs we got to share over the years & Im so glad we got to share some Spain memories with you too, we still talk about them now! Especially when you made us all jump shouting through the window because you was too small!
I’ll miss our catch ups and chats during your hair cuts, you really are the loveliest, sassiest & kindest person!
Will miss you lots Penny!
Love always, Shanel ♥️♥️♥️

Penny was not only my mother in law for 37 years she was a good friend too. I am so grateful for the amazing relationship we had and so lucky that my mum and her were such good friends, truly unique.
I have so many lovely memories of times we spent together, whether it was sitting down chatting, going shopping or just spending time as a family.
You will always have a special place in my heart.
Love you always
Jane

It was an absolute pleasure to have met you several times at Mark and Jos! You were always so kind and made me feel very welcome in your family especially at Christmas times when we would giggle together making your wreath.
Rest in peace
Love Lynda❤️

My dear sister in law Penny. I have so many wonderful memories of times spent with you. From the first time I met you I was 15 and your brother Geoff's girlfriend, you made me so welcome into the family. When we decided to get married you and Lorraine made 7 bridesmaids dresses, just one of so many lovely things you did for me. When Maxine was born you gave me such a lot of advice I learnt so much from you. I wish I'd told you how much you meant to me but I hope you knew. I will miss you Penny.

Cathy
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Dear Penny,
I’m finding it hard to put into words a lifetime of memories that we had as brother and sister.
I remember Saturday afternoons, you & Lorraine would be busy at the sewing machine making your outfits for that night.
The great parties we had, the quiz nights at Lorraine´s, Christmas dinners together. We were always such a close family, we did everything together. The lovely camping holidays where everyone would squeeze into the Fiat 500, kids and all, and drive to Spain. You stuffing your face with mussels at “Papa Smurf’s” in Puerto Pollensa.
You were such a loving, kind & generous person, but God help anyone who had a bigger bowl of mussels than you! Later on we also had some good times visiting you in Les Roques.
You were always the life & soul of the party, always doing something crazy to get a laugh.
I’m going to miss you so much. You have left behind a family who thought the world of you and always will.
I love you so much and I will miss you every day. It breaks my heart to know that you have gone.
Love you always,
Geoffrey
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Dear Auntie Penny,
Thank you for being a great Auntie to me. I was always at your house as a kid and I loved being there.
I have lovely childhood memories of all the great parties you held. You and Auntie Lorraine tap dancing, you used to push her out of the way to get in front!
I loved watching your version of the act “Sisters”.
At the parties we would always end up doing "up the middle" and the conga. You loved having a laugh and you didn’t care what you did as long as you were enjoying yourself.
You even played hockey with my boys when you were in your 70s!
You also had a caring side, as I personally experienced when I came to visit you at Les Roques after suffering a miscarriage. You didn’t stop worrying about me and making sure I was OK.
I will always remember how you looked after me and comforted me when I needed it.
My boys also have the beautiful blankets you made for them, and the Christmas stockings come out every year.
Everyone who knew you knows that you loved cream cakes. You used to say that the cholesterol tablets needed something to do when you weren’t supposed be eating them.
Even when you were very poorly, we laughed when I told you to liquidise them to help you put on weight.
You laughed right up to when you couldn’t anymore. Your laugh and sense of humour will be missed by everyone.
Auntie Penny, you will be a hard act to follow, as you lived life to the full, and you will be dearly missed by all of your family and friends.
I hope wherever you are, you have found Auntie Lorraine and you are tap dancing again.
Love always,

Maxine

So sorry to hear of Penny's passing. I have so many memories of her (and Mick) sitting around laughing at Bill and Renee's. My sincere condolences to all her family at this sad time.

Penny has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. My earliest memories were at her mother Vera’s flat, and of her helping me draw. Her patience and attention and care with kids was always there, as was the sense of humour. I remember her making me laugh and asking me why my drawing of a lady had a club foot. I was 5. She used humour for every occasion.

Like many naturally funny people, Penny was also so intelligent. I loved that she used to question everything and everyone! Good qualities to have in life that I’m sure she passed on.

Like my brother said, our childhood is full of happy memories of spending time with Penny and her family: Christmases, New Year’s Eve parties, Sunday day trips to the countryside and holidays in Spain. Penny was always a main character at any event. Her sense of fun and wanting other people to have fun was always apparent.

Another side of Penny I was reflecting on recently was how utterly down to earth she was. She was one of the least judgemental people I knew. Opinionated, yes. But never judgemental. There were never any airs and graces. What you saw was what you got. And that translated into her humour once again, where she was always happy to be self deprecating, for the laugh.

Rest in peace Penny. When much loved and larger than life characters depart, it leaves a space that is hard to fill, and for Mick, Joanne, Sarah and Steven and her grandkids it must be so hard.

On my own part, I am so grateful she was a family member who was there for me, for which I feel very lucky. I’ll miss you very much.

Penny was such a warm, funny and wonderful lady, and I feel very lucky to have had the pleasure of spending time with her and the family over the years. We shared so many laughs and happy moments, and she had a wonderful way of bringing warmth and joy wherever she was.

She will be deeply missed, but I will always remember her with a smile and so much affection. I’m grateful for all the lovely memories and laughter we shared.

Rest peacefully, dear Penny 🙏 You will be missed more than words can say 💜💜💜💜💜

Her wit will always be remembered and missed xxx

Thinking of you all. Sending you all lots of love. RIP Penny ❤️ xx

This donation is in loving memory of Penny Clubb, who was much loved by her family and friends and will be greatly missed.

For lovely Penny, such great times with you, always laughing and giggling from the times in Farnfield House back in the day where you held the most fun filled parties, everyone singing and dancing in fancy dress (singing pack up your troubles) Brilliant times. Then to the time in Spain with us all decorating the bedrooms with paint and sponges!. All the shopping excursions to craft fairs around Kent always finishing off with tea and cake of course. You never ceased to amaze me with your amazing energy and of course your wicked sense of humour. You were always the last one standing at parties with not an ounce of alcohol only tea! You will be sorely missed ‘Pen’.
Heaven has gained an Angel and bloody
good one at that! Luv Yers Corinne x

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I have lots of memories of Auntie Penny. Not my actual aunty but my mum Rene and her were very close growing up, like sisters. A big group of us must have spent every Christmas and New Year together in “aunty” Lorraine’s house and they are very happy memories from my childhood. I’ll remember Penny for her overriding sense of humour and I’m filled with happiness not sadness when I recall the times we all spent together. Rest in peace Penny. Chris Cheverall x