John was a very kind, gentle brother in law and will be sorely missed by many that loved him xx
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John Frederick Peberdy (8 Nov 1937 - 14 May 2020)
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John was a very kind, gentle brother in law and will be sorely missed by many that loved him xx
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John made such tremendous contributions in his lifetime. He will be deeply missed.
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I first met John when I moved to Nottingham to work in industry in the late 1980s. John was keen to promote strong links between the university and industry and pioneered what became the YES programme to promote entrepreneurial spirit in young academic scientists. I had the pleasure of working with John on this and several other projects. A true gentleman, John was very supportive of so many people and he will be sadly missed. My sincere condolences to Jennie, Caroline and John's family.
Jill Ogden
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In loving memory of John. John was a loving caring cousin who always found time to offer valued support and assistance. He was a brilliant man who was tragically taken from us so quickly there was no time to say goodbye. David and I will miss him very much.
Wendy & David Cholerton
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John, a gentle man and brother, achieved so much in his life and career.
His family were so proud of him and his achievements, and the dedication he showed them.
David,,Sue, Amanda and family, Lucy and family
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John, a gentle man and brother, who achieved so much in his life and career.
His family were so proud of him and the dedication he showed them
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John was an exceptional scientist and a wonderful mentor to many junior researchers, of whom I was one. John provided me with practical and intellectual support during a critical point in my research career when as a young female scientist and mother, I needed it most. I was able to stay on in science thanks to John. I am so sorry to hear of his loss. My heartfelt condolences to his family.
Melanie Dobson, Professor, Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
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John, a gentle man and brother who achieved so much in his life and career.
His family were so proud of him and the dedication he showed them.
David, Sue, Amanda and family, Lucy and family
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In loving memory of John, a relative by marriage and an old friend. From Barbara and family.
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In memory of a valued friend and colleague
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In memory of an old friend for over 60 years, starting from school days.
Marj and Stuart Clark
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