Philip Albert Mansfield (7 Mar 1931 - 26 Oct 2020)
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In loving memory of Philip Albert Mansfield who sadly passed away on 26th October 2020
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A wonderful man, some very special happy memories. The best kind of family man.
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A lovely, caring man who's friendship and advice will be sadly missed, not only by us but many others. R.I.P Phil. Colin & Pat Fooks.
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Fond memories of a long standing neighbour and sailing companion of Malcolm on Escapade.
Malcolm and Joan Galletly
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As a long serving Governor at Northfleet Technology College, Phil made an outstanding contribution to all aspects of school life.
His determination to enhance the life chances of young people of Gravesham will be sorely missed.
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So much more than an Uncle and Friend, he will be missed so much.
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With fond memories of a nice guy and a true gentleman. Joan and Tony x
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In memory of a fine man and a fine uncle.
Jill, Daniele and Richard.
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Philip was a long standing, jovial and very respected member of the ERC (Early Retirement Club) he will be sadly missed RIP. Jim Pearce, Chairman
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Many great memories, always a pleasure to be in your company. You will be missed. Pam & Clive
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We all know of Phil's interest in aircraft and World War 2. He asked for this photo to be taken of an exhibit in the bar of the Cat & Custard Pub & Museum. The Pub was used by the pilots who flew from the local airfield in 1940.
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Cat & Custard Pub & Wartime Museum Hawkinge Kent
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Dinner at the Dart Marina Peter Pamela Pam Audrey Phil Clive
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Salcombe, Devon. For Phil to see where some of the boats left for the D Day landing. Clive Phil Pamela Audrey Peter
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A wonderful day for us all.
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We have all lost a true friend. Sadly missed
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So many fond memories. Our sincere condolences to you all. Diane & Gerald x
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Our thoughts are with you all x
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Remembering Phillip with fondness RIP
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Bob, John, David, Phil, Fred, Mary and Lesley outside the church at Okeford Fitzpaine when Fred and Mary renewed their wedding vows. ( Early 1990s?)
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I am not 100% sure who the others are in this picture, any suggestions welcome
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The couple standing next to Philip are Joan and Tony Grant-Salmon.
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Dad in the front with other family members, I believe this was taken in Petts Wood just after they sent the younger family members out of the East End after Black Saturday.
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Yes indeed, I think that it was in the back garden of the house on Poverest Road.
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From one of the wartime illustrated papers, I think Dad is the one on the far left.
We all know of Phil's interest in aircraft and World War 2. He asked for this photo to be taken of an exhibit in the bar of the Cat & Custard Pub & Museum. The Pub was used by the pilots who flew from the local airfield in 1940.
Cat & Custard Pub & Wartime Museum Hawkinge Kent
Dinner at the Dart Marina Peter Pamela Pam Audrey Phil Clive
Salcombe, Devon. For Phil to see where some of the boats left for the D Day landing. Clive Phil Pamela Audrey Peter
The grand daughter he never expected to see
The family in 1941, possibly Petts Wood after Black Saturday
From one of the illustrated papers during the war, I think dad is on the far left.
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Another cruise picture
Mum, dad and two grandmothers
Three of us possibly in Scotland?
More from the 1950s
On a cruise
The family together, three brothers and two sisters
Mum and Dad with niece and nephew
Outside number 32 with the first of many dachshunds!
34 St John's Road, our first family home
Mum and Dad at 32 St John's Road (Nan's living room)
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