Alan Leveridge (28 Feb 1958 - 3 Jan 2022)
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LEVERIDGE: Alan passed away at home on 3rd January 2022, aged 63 years. Funeral Service to be held at St Michael and All Angels Church, Occold on Thursday 27th January 2022 at 2pm. . Family flowers only please, but, if wished, donations to benefit The Brain Tumour Charity made payable to Susan Whymark Funeral Service Ltd, may be sent c/o Chestnut House, 12 Progress Way, Eye, IP23 7HU or made online at www.susanwhymark.co.uk
donated £20 in memory of Alan
Thinking of you & sending our love xx
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donated £20 in memory of Alan
Sadly missed by all who knew him
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donated £30 in memory of Alan
Alan thank you for the laughter,the stories & your smile,but most importantly Al thank you for being you.
Glyn & Pauline.
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donated £20 in memory of Alan
Taken to early.
Bee &john
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In memory of a man who always had a smile and a kind word
Monica, Kevin and all the family
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donated £10 in memory of Alan
With deepest sympathy
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donated £25 in memory of Alan
A very sad loss of such a kind lovely person. Thinking of Glynis and your family at this very awful time
Love
Mark and Shelby
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Such a sad loss lots of happy memories . Kate Stephen Martyn and Richard
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Rest in peace Alan.
You are greatly missed by me and my family. In the many years that you delivered our pinta we were never disappointed. Your good humour and willing nature can never be replaced.
Condolances to the family.
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Rest in peace Alan
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donated £20 in memory of Alan
Alan was a true gentleman in every way. In the little time I worked with him. Sympathy to his family. R I P Alan.
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donated £50 in memory of Alan
Sadly missed.
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I was sorry to learn of Alan’s passing, but I have so many fond memories of him. He was such a jolly man and always ready with the banter about football. I spent many a Christmas and family gathering with him and his lovely family and I know he will be sadly missed by all those who knew him. Rest in peace Alan.
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Remembering our good times as table tennis teammates and opponents in the Diss Table Tennis league. We had some good battles. One of the best defenders that I have played against.
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donated £15 in memory of Alan
Taken far too soon but you’ll never ever be forgotten 💙
Nick and Sally x
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Reliable, considerate and caring. Three brief words that epitomise Alan who raised the spirt of all that he met.
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Alan (standing, third from left) next to my Dad (standing, second from left) when they both played football for Mellis (1973).
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Alan at my Christening with other godparents (Yaxley Church).
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Please know that we are mourning the passing of Alan with you. Uncle Alan (also my godfather) had many skills, including carpentry, table tennis, football and a great sense of humour. I especially remember him making me a wooden cello stand and his funny stories or well timed jokes at family gatherings. He will be missed by so many. May all the memories of Alan bring you solace.
With caring thoughts,
Maurice, Sue, Jessica and Michael. x
Photograph: Alan at my Christening with other godparents (Yaxley Church).
Newspaper cutting: Alan (standing, third from left) next to my Dad (standing, second from left) when they both played football for Mellis (1973).
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In memory of our lovely milkman, never missed a day in 40 years
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I knew Alan all my life ..we lived in the same village at Mellis...Thinking of all the family at this sad time ...R I P Alan ...you will be missed.
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Deepest condolences from all the postie's at diss who knew Alan,he was a top bloke, always with a smile on his face and will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
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Alan (standing, third from left) next to my Dad (standing, second from left) when they both played football for Mellis (1973).
Alan at my Christening with other godparents (Yaxley Church).
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