A Real gentleman. May you rest in peace.
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Ian Thornewill (14 Oct 1952 - 23 Apr 2020)
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In loving memory of Ian Thornewill who sadly passed away on 23rd April 2020, aged 67 years.
Beloved husband of Dulcie, he will be sadly missed by all family and friends.
Ian was born in Mansfield in 1952, he attended Carter Lane and Brunt’s Grammar schools, before joining the National Coal Board in the Scientific Department. Dulcie and Ian married in 1976 and they moved to Stretton due to relocation of their jobs in 1989. They were married for over 44 happy years and enjoyed travelling the world together.
Sadly soon after retirement Ian started to show symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease and unfortunately recently contracted Coronavirus.
Rest in peace Ian.
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I’ll love you forever, miss you greatly but have lots of fabulous memories.xx
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So many happy memories over the last 45 years with Dulcie and Ian. Holidays, meals out, parties and celebrations. You will be sadly missed Ian
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Rest In Peace Ian
Love John & Liz
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Rest in Peace Ian
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Very sad to hear about Ian who I knew as a work colleague both at Woodhouse and at Bretby. Dulcie and Ian's family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Rest in peace Ian
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We will miss Uncle Ian very much. He was always kind and caring. We loved to hear about his and Auntie Dulcie's adventures around the world. It is lovely to see all the photos and messages below.
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We will miss Uncle Ian very much. He was always kind and caring. We loved hearing all about his and Auntie Dulcie's adventures around the world. It's lovely to see the photos and messages below.
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Very fond memories of cousin Ian. After Sunday tea at Auntie Doreen and Uncle Norman’s listening to Pick of the Pops for the new Number One. Fondest memory being so proud and feeling so grown up when Ian took me out on his brand new scooter. He was very kind and patient with his clearly annoying young cousin. Happy memories of him and Dulcie meeting at Queggs and Brunt’s schools. RIP
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Many happy memories of Ian from work, holiday and evenings out together with Ian and Dulcie. Ian and Dulcie were a lovely couple and excellent company.
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Many happy memories of Ian from work, holiday and evenings out together. Ian and Dulcie were a very special couple.
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Ian with one of his trusty walking companions
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Ian doing what he loved to do, walking out in the fresh air
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Ian was my cousin and I have many happy memories of spending time together with David, Aunty Doreen & Uncle Norman.
I was very happy to have been a bridesmaid at Ian and Dulcie’s wedding, and I will remember Ian with fondness.
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Geocaching with Ian and Duclie
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In memory of Ian a lovely man. Rest in Peace
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We first met Ian and Dulcie in November 2006 on a holiday to Kerala in India and became good friends. Always remember Ian trying to buy tonic water to go with his gin, but they would only then ask what was wrong with him. Got some in the end. Always wonderful hospitality and great walks on our stays with them. Rest in peace Ian. Love Mary and Robin.
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In loving memory of such a nice person.
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We knew Ian for the best part of 50 years both at work & socially. He was a gentleman and a gentle man. It was good to have known him.
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With love and happy memories x
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Very sad to hear this news. Fond memories from NCB MW of dear ‘Swaff’’ a happy, genuine, good guy.
Love to Dulcie & David and our thoughts with all of Ian’s family and friends.
Brin & Lesley
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Ian with one of his trusty walking companions
Ian doing what he loved to do, walking out in the fresh air
Geocaching with Ian and Duclie
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