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- Location
- Christ Church Staincliffe Hall Road Staincliffe WF17 7QX
- Date
- 2nd Dec 2021
- Time
- 1pm
- Funeral Director
- George Brooke Ltd
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GARY JOHN
Sculptor & Educator
On 7th November 2021, suddenly, of Staincliffe, Dewsbury, aged 63 years, Gary, loving and much loved husband of Michele, beloved dad of Madeleine and Frederick.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated at Christ Church, Staincliffe, on Thursday 2nd December 2021 at 1pm. Followed by a private committal at Dewsbury Moor Crematorium.
Friends and colleagues please accept this intimation and meet at church. Family flowers only, donations in lieu may be placed in the collection box provided on the day or made online for the benefit of Macmillan Cancer Support.
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You were and will always be a creative inspiration to everyone you met, worked with and led workshops for. The Yorkshire Sculpture Park will not be the same without you.
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Gary you were a true friend and a gentle human, we will all miss you
-Emma, Élias, Celeste, Caspar, Georgia
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Sorry not to be able to join your celebration of Gary’s life. I have lit a candle for him today, which is giving warmth and light, just as he did.
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In loving memory of Gary, the gentlest and most creative of men. You will be sadly missed and fondly remembered. The Worlock Family xxx
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It will be tough to say goodbye today. I'm so glad I had the chance to work with and be inspired by Gary, a creative, kind and gentle man.
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Your memory will remain with me always gentle giant of a man
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It was a shock to hear of your death, so young; remembering Cardiff times, not so long ago it seems. A good bloke. See you Brad.
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Gary with niece Tamsin - June 14th, 1987.
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June 10th, 1987 - Gary, Michael, Pamela, Nicola with nieces Caitlin and Tamsin.
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Uncle Gary with niece Caitlin - June 23rd, 1991
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December 23rd, 2007. Our Dad's 80th.
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You had the gift of looking at the ordinary in a extraordinary way. I will miss you, Brother, but you are in my heart forever.
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To Michele Madeline & Frederick
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Looking into gazing ball together ❤️
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I loved talking art and philosophy with you, your creativity continues to inspire. I will miss you, thanks for being a kind colleague and friend. Xxx
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In Spain. Talking about Gary. Looked on my partners Facebook for Gary. Shocked to read the terrible news. This morning we walked to the hilltop church in Nijar to light a candle. He was far too young. A good friend.A thoroughly nice guy. Abyssinia Gary
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Gary, you left a profound mark on this earth, a true 'gentle' man.
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Goodbye to the most gentle and kind friend, was an honour to know and work with Gary
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Sorry not to be able to join your celebration of Gary’s life. I have lit a candle for him today, which is giving warmth and light, just as he did.
Gary with niece Tamsin - June 14th, 1987.
June 10th, 1987 - Gary, Michael, Pamela, Nicola with nieces Caitlin and Tamsin.
Uncle Gary with niece Caitlin - June 23rd, 1991
December 23rd, 2007. Our Dad's 80th.
Looking into gazing ball together ❤️
In Spain. Talking about Gary. Looked on my partners Facebook for Gary. Shocked to read the terrible news. This morning we walked to the hilltop church in Nijar to light a candle. He was far too young. A good friend.A thoroughly nice guy. Abyssinia Gary
Childhood memories at 117,
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