So sad not to have been with you at Cashy's funeral.
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Cashy Hudson (29 Jul 1937 - 20 Mar 2020)
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In loving memory of Cashy Hudson who sadly passed away at home surrounded by her family, on 20th March 2020, after a brief illness.
Cashy was born -- Joan Iris Cashford - Hammersmith, London - 29th July 1937
During World War Two Cashy was evacuated to Uttoxeter
There were lots of Joans at the Childrens' home – so Joan became Cashy and it stuck.
She was taken in by the Rees family in 1940
In 1947 Cashy was formally adopted by Trevor and Evelyn Rees
Cashy met John Hudson at Uttoxeter Boys Youth Club.
In April 1962 John and Cashy were married at Kingstone Parish church.
John and Cashy started their married life at Bass Street, Derby.
Later Cashy and John moved to Alvaston, Derby
Cashy has two daughters - Sue and Amanda.
Cashy worked as the lollipop lady at the local infants and junior school – 1979 – 1991
Cashy devoted her life to her three little Flossies - Charlotte, Abbie and Ali
Cashy adored her extended family - brother, sisters, 'in-laws', nephews, nieces, sons-in-law, grandchildren's partners.
Cashy had two knee replacements - which didn't stop her enjoying life.
Cashy's funeral will be held at Trent Valley Crematorium on Wednesday 8th April at 12:30pm.
Due to Coronavirus restrictions attendance at the funeral is limited to her immediate family only.
We know that this will be disappointing and upsetting for many people that wanted to attend and pay their respects in person. However, the service will be videoed and will be shared online after the service. A link to the video will be shared once available.
During Cashy's illness we were supported by wonderful, caring and compassionate staff from Treetops' "Hospice at Home" service. Without this support caring for Cashy would have been immeasurably more difficult. Treetops recieves no funding from the goverment, NHS or local authority and rely solely on public donations. Consequently, in order to repay the support we received, we are collecting donations for Treetops.
If you would like to donate: there is a link on this memorial page to Treetops; alternatively donations can be send direct to the family or to the undertakers.
Please feel free to use the message page on this site to share your memories of Cashy with all of us.
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Yesterday we said our final goodbyes to Cashy. Due to restrictions, not the funeral we had planned, but I think we did her proud.
My sincere thanks - to all those, who cared for her during her illness, the funeral directors, the celebrant, those who turned out to see her off, for all your kind messages of support, and donations to Treetops. Finally, to my magnificent family, who have given so much love and support to Cashy and I, Thank you all.
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I am deeply saddened for not being able to attend Cashy,s funeral to support the family in there grief and sorrow at this time.
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sorry we can't attend the funeral
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Sorry we can't be there for the funeral.
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SO SORRY and SAD
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Cash,
I’ve known you all my life.
You’ve always been a friend even when our paths took us apart.
You have a lovely family and we all have such happy memories
Sleep sweetly dear Lady
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A precious lady and special friend. Although we lived miles apart we were always close. You will live on in our hearts.
John, Joyce, Jackie and family xxx
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A precious lady, a special friend. Although we lived miles apart always close.
You will always have a special place in all of our hearts.
John, Joyce, Jackie and family xxxx
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O sweet maiden, how do I so love thee, and shall do until this river doth run dry. (River Dove about 1958)
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Though hundreds of miles away we were never apart. Cashy you will always be close in our hearts.. until we meet again.
John,Joyce,Jackie and family
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Grandma hunting for Zombies across the Loch in Scotland <3
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In memory of Cashy. Our sympathies to all her family for the loss of a very special lady. Helen and Mark xx
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Great Uncle Ernest's grave in Rouen, killed in WWI.
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A visit, with friends, to the pilchard factory in Cornwall
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Happy times in Wales
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True angel 😇 ❤️
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Cheers Mum xxx
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Thinking of you.xx
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Thinking of you.xx
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So sad Cashy has gone but happy memories stay with me always. ❤
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In memory of Cashy - a very happy Aunty who made so many of us laugh.
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O sweet maiden, how do I so love thee, and shall do until this river doth run dry. (River Dove about 1958)
Playing games on her phone
Grandma hunting for Zombies across the Loch in Scotland <3
Great Uncle Ernest's grave in Rouen, killed in WWI.
A visit, with friends, to the pilchard factory in Cornwall
Happy times in Wales
Cheers Mum xxx
Grandma being ‘the claw lady’ on Halloween
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