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

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Location
Kemnal Park Crematorium Sidcup Bypass Chistlehurst BR7 6RR
Date
1st Oct 2026
Time
3.30pm
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Location
The Oaks Starbuck Close Footscray Road SE9 2TF
Date
1st Oct 2026
Time
4.30pm

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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our much-loved Mum, Penelope Ella Clubb, who passed away surrounded by the love of her family.

Mum was the heart and matriarch of our family. Her family meant everything to her, and she was a caring, nurturing and incredibly loving Mum, Nanny, NuNu and friend. She was always there for the people she loved, with a warmth and generosity that made everyone feel special.

She loved nothing more than spending time with her family and friends. She also loved shopping, a good time and, despite her years, was always ready for a party! She had a wonderful sense of fun and a personality that made her impossible to forget.

She leaves behind a family who adored her and who will miss her more than words can say. Although we are heartbroken that she is no longer with us, we feel incredibly lucky to have had her as our Mum and to have shared so many wonderful years with her.

We would love for family and friends to share their own memories, stories and photographs of Mum on this page. Knowing how many lives she touched would mean so much to us.

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Joanne Penton wrote

I have so many memories of my lovely Mum. So many good times, and a few sad ones too.

I remember sitting on a bench at Pier 39 in San Francisco. Mum held my hand and said, “I can’t believe I’m here.” She was so happy, just sitting in the sunshine, looking out across San Francisco Bay.

And I remember the day we heard about her diagnosis. Again, she held my hand, smiled and told me that I would be OK. She was so strong and even at that time she was still thinking about me rather than herself.

I will be forever grateful for everything she taught me and for all the memories we shared. From a very young age, she always told me that I could be anything I wanted to be. I never told her that all I really wanted to be was just like her.

I will miss her endlessly.

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