From Mary & John Williams with fond memories of a long friendship
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Lesley Ann Cass (23 Feb 1941 - 19 Mar 2022)
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Lesley Ann Cass of Stowmarket and formerly the parish of Great Finborough, died peacefully in her sleep on 19th March 2022 aged 81 years. A much loved Mum, Nana, Sister, Aunt, Cousin and Friend. Her knowledge, compassion, wit and humour will be greatly missed by all that knew her. Funeral service at St Andrews church, Great Finborough on Wednesday 20th April 2022 at 2pm. Please wear colours on Lesley's request as she wanted a celebration of her life. Family flowers only please but donations if wished to St Mungo's may be made via JustGiving above or sent care of Andrew Bingham Independent Funeral Service, The Nutshell, Milton Road South, Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 1EZ. Tel.01449 771666
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Much loved Cousin.Sister and Aunt to Sheryn and Justyn.
Rest peacefully now Lesley Ann.
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Lesley was a long standing member of the Great Finborough Garden Club and attended many of our meetings and social events. Lesley also gave demonstrations at our Open Garden events on how to make the 'best' compost. God bless.
Chairman of the Garden Club
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Such a lovely wonderful lady. I am so glad to have had the privilege to have known her. I will remember all my life she was s joy to be with and laugh with. God bless you dear dear Lesley.❤️🌹
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Fond farewell Lesley, one of the most generous natured, kind people I have ever met
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Fond memories of a lovely lady, full of kindness and character. Now with her Saviour. Sending love and prayers for all the family. xx
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Happy memories of our time as students studying with Suffolk College through the WI.
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In fond memory of a lovely lady, always her own woman, a powerful advocate for what she knew was right and a real asset to Great Finborough who didn't hesitate to work for others.
Richard & Vivian Brice
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